Capturing Niagara's Beauty and Challenges: Part 2

<p>Artist and fly fishing guide Alberto Rey talked to us about his current exhibit focusing on the Niagara River and how the art can

reflect the importance of the river&#39;s natural heritage and challenges. </p>

<p>This is Part 2 of a two part interview.</p>

<p>Alberto Rey&#39;s art exhibit, <em>Biological Regionalism: Niagara River, Western New York, </em>is on display until Feb. 25, 2024 at the <a href="https://u40000700.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn=aX-2FlAY10gumAHWtgD8LaaZCPdYNKopXOLSMh7mrW4BohhDfrLmRooK2WX7mO339Xg3W__2pMVn4R4HbYxsCaIyvL05175DRKW7U8jqaPyIpxRkybKf6Ae4wH8P9s5ayKWHx5Rm7CgwVbWghyiTVApzcA7PTrYc7NAPq7Fm-2BikAyXRvAv7WfwZsPLJH1vxHaazVVvH9H4aEpro2pdawzIkID1VpZMvOKbC-2F25n7-2Bzf9JMn4K2xSD5w1Ty1MWaC-2Bqn83uNicorwmOSd1LxMxr7HNd7iVwn6YU-2BhtjWDc14eO7OEXl4-3D">⁠Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University⁠</a>. You can learn more about Alberto at https://albertorey.com/</p>

<p>Music in this week&#39;s show is from Snowbelt. You can stream their music here:</p>

<p>https://open.spotify.com/artist/0fM7g40BsQRxtS8XepPuZF?si=zTPaYdIyQSGc5tpML7JO2w</p>