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The Room of Contemporary Art opened with an exhibition of works by 41 artists assembled through the cooperation of institutional and private lenders.

Organized by members of the Women's Advisory Committee, Art of Today featured paintings and sculpture by 118 artists that exemplified major trends in avant-garde art post–World War I.

This was the first large exhibition of local artists ever to be held entirely under the auspices of the museum as well as the first local exhibition at the museum to solicit entries from the entire Western New York region.

This exhibition featured compact surveys of several photographs living and working in the United States and in Europe.

This exhibition featured artists from living and working in ten countries in Latin America and Canada.

International Exhibition Illustrating the Most Recent Development in Abstract Art was originally organized by the Société Anonyme as the inaugural exhibition for the New School for Social Research’s new building before traveling to Buffalo.

A Group of French Paintings from Courbet Down To and Including the Contemporary Moderns was one of nine special exhibitions organized to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the 1905 Building.

Organized by A. Conger Goodyear, Exhibition of Modern European Sculpture brought together six sculptors in survey of the state of modern sculpture.

Originally organized by the Société Anonyme for the Brooklyn Museum, The International Exhibition of Modern Art featured more than three hundred contemporary works by 106 artists representing twenty-three countries.

This major monographic exhibition featured the sculpture of Ivan Meštrović. It was organized by A. Conger Goodyear with the assistance of Anna Glenny Dunbar, the museum's honorary curator of sculpture.