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Comprised entirely of works from the AKG’s collection and organized around three main themes—The Product, The Kitchen, and The Meal—Dine In invites visitors to explore the ways that we experience food and its related activities. 

Raised in Buffalo, New York, and a graduate from the University at Buffalo, Allan D’Arcangelo began crisscrossing the country on trips to Los Angeles and Mexico City in the late 1950s. Eventually settling in New York, D’Arcangelo’s experience of the road became a source for the works that catapulted him into the top tier of the 1960s Pop art scene.  

One with Eternity: Yayoi Kusama honors the influential artist’s distinctive vision of self-obliteration by exploring its development across media. The exhibition will feature three immersive installations of Yayoi Kusama’s artwork, including two of her renowned Infinity Mirror Rooms.

Carolyn Lazard’s work focuses on how institutions such as hospitals and insurance companies or diagnostic tools such as medical imaging and psychological evaluation have determined the ways our bodies and minds are seen in society. 

Northern Lights features sixty-two landscape paintings by artists from Scandinavia and Canada created between 1880 and 1930, among them masterpieces by Edvard Munch and Hilma af Klint.