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This installation of REMIX The Collection continued to offer visitors new and exciting ways to experience the museum's collection.

Beyond/In Western New York 2007 featured the work of artists from Western New York, Central New York, Southern Ontario, Northeastern Ohio, and Northwestern Pennsylvania.

Drawing Restraint 9 is a 2.5-hour film set on a Japanese whaling ship and stars Barney and his wife Björk accompanied by a haunting and evocative soundtrack.

As a photographer for Magnum Photos, Ken Heyman shot more than 150 photojournalist assignments for Life magazine and is perhaps best known for his lengthy, 20-year collaboration with anthropologist Dr. Margaret Mead.

Francis Bacon: Paintings from the 1950s focused on what was perhaps the most creative period of Bacon’s career.

By reflecting back on a four hundred-year-old tradition of printmaking throughout Germany, this exhibition took a closer look at the medium of printmaking and how it has formed a collective, national identity.

Surface Matter revealed nearly 100 years of collage and exemplifies how it infiltrated a century of artmaking and continues to relate to the artistic expressions of the 21st century.

Andrea Zittel: Critical Space was a mid-career survey, which gathered together more than 75 of Zittel’s works—habitats, installations, drawings, and documentation—created between 1991 and 2005.

Chuck Close: Self-Portraits 1967–2005 featured more than 80 works in a broad range of media that traced the evolution of Close's process and self-examination from 1967 to the present.

This comprehensive, 19-year survey included a selection of Petah Coyne’s works from the late 1980s to 2001.

This work was inspired by a series of black-and-white Polaroid photographs the artist made of the underside of his kitchen table, which captured the mix of vertical and horizontal lines formed by the various surfaces, legs, and rungs of the furniture.

On View: Stellar Works from the Collection was an exciting reinstallation of the museum's collection, featuring well-known masterworks from the turn of the 19th century to the present.