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Join us for a reading afternoon with Buffalo Reading Invasion on Saturday, September 12, from 4 to 5 pm! Bring a book, bring a chair, and enjoy the views on the Buffalo AKG's campus. 

Join Melissa Mueller-Douglas on the Sculpture Terrace with Melissa's designed Chocolate Mindfulness™️ experience. 

Dive into wheel throwing and expand your skills! 

Step inside the swirling, multi-layered world of artist Ali Banisadr. Spanning the Wilmers and Hemicycle galleries, this immersive exhibition walkthrough uses Temple of the Mind to map Banisadr’s explosive energy and intricate symbols directly onto the archetypes of the Major Arcana—framing his work not just as art, but as a map for the human soul.

Join the AKG for a fun-filled Saturday morning of creative artmaking. 

Seen together, the works in Politics of the Obvious describe a world in which aspiration and anxiety are tightly bound, with the quest for stability, beauty, love, and rest shadowed by a persistent sense of precarity. By confronting familiar images throughout the exhibition—of love, masculinity, leisure, and power—Kjartansson reveals their underlying instability and invites us to dwell in what often remains hidden in plain sight.

Natvar Bhavsar: Free Yourself surveys fifty years of the artist’s expressive abstractions, inviting viewers to meditate on the power of pure color. Simultaneously presented at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum and the University at Buffalo Art Galleries, the exhibitions respectively feature works on paper and monumental paintings spanning each decade of his career. This exhibition also celebrates the debut of the AKG’s two acquisitions by the artist RITI-YAA (1969) and KE-RAA (1971). 

Given his deep interest in art history, the Buffalo AKG has invited Ali Banisadr to participate in the first-ever artist collection intervention. In addition to the installation in the Hemicycle Gallery, a focused selection of Banisadr’s work will be installed throughout the Robert and Elisabeth Wilmers Building, among the dreamlike imaginings of the Surrealists and the unbridled energy of the Abstract Expressionists.