Meet Gerald C. Mead, an artist in the Buffalo AKG collection, a collector of work by Western New York's finest artists, and a pillar of the Buffalo art scene.

Poet Marquis Burton, aka Ten Thousand, has had a long association with the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, extending back to his youth. From site-specific performances for Swoon: Seven Contemplations to the workshop series Explore Your Truths he led in association with the special exhibition In These Truths, Burton's poetry may only exist in the moment of his freestyle improvisations, but it is making an indelible impression on our memories. We spoke to Burton about his work and life.

In 2020, Mickey Harmon and Ari Moore completed Stonewall Nation: WNY LGBT History Mural at Q Bar on Allen Street, the historic home of LGBTQIA+ cultural life in Buffalo. We spotlight Moore's long partnership with the museum and her life as a leader in Buffalo's LGBTQIA+ community.

On this International Human Rights Day, we celebrate the work of activist and founder of RAMP Global Missions and Project Mona's House, Kelly Diane Galloway, the subject of a new mural by Thomas Evans, aka Detour for the Public Art Initiative.

Every now and then, the Albright-Knox receives gifts from the estate of someone who has passed away. Often, these are gifts we had previously been notified we would receive. But not too long ago, we had a mystery to solve.

During Hispanic Heritage Month, we are highlighting artists recently featured in the special exhibition Comunidades Visibles: The Materiality of Migration. Today we focus on Ecuador-born/New York City–based artist Ronny Quevedo.

Over the course of Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color, six local artists were in residence at Albright-Knox Northland creating murals that are now being installed at 714 Northland Avenue. To celebrate these artists, we are spotlighting each one of them to talk about their practice and the ideas behind their work.

During Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color, six local artists will be in residence at Albright-Knox Northland creating murals that will be installed in public locations. To celebrate these artists, we are spotlighting each one of them to talk about their practice and the ideas behind their work.

During Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color, six local artists will be in residence at Albright-Knox Northland creating murals that will be installed in public locations. To celebrate these artists, we are spotlighting each one of them to talk about their practice and the ideas behind their work.

Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color is the largest exhibition of work by this artist, performer, and beloved children’s book author ever assembled. The exhibition also includes spaces for artmaking and artist residencies. Today we are highlighting the artist who inspired this unique exhibition—Hervé Tullet.

During Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color, six local artists will be in residence at Albright-Knox Northland creating murals that will be installed in public locations. To celebrate these artists, we are spotlighting each one of them to talk about their practice and the ideas behind their work.

During Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color, six local artists will be in residence at Albright-Knox Northland creating murals that will be installed in public locations. To celebrate these artists, we are spotlighting each one of them to talk about their practice and the ideas behind their work.

During Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color, six local artists will be in residence at Albright-Knox Northland creating murals that will be installed in public locations. To celebrate these artists, we are spotlighting each one of them to talk about their practice and the ideas behind their work.