Join AK Research Assistant Andrew Cappetta for a discussion of the exhibition Looking at Tomorrow: Light and Language from The Panza Collection, 1967–1990, which features recently acquired immersive light and sound installations, and Minimal and Conceptual artworks, from the celebrated Panza Collection.

Join AK Senior Curator Dr. Cathleen Chaffee for a discussion of the exhibition Looking at Tomorrow: Light and Language from The Panza Collection, 1967–1990, which features recently acquired immersive light and sound installations, and Minimal and Conceptual artworks, from the celebrated Panza Collection.

Joan Linder will discuss her process and her exhibition Joan Linder: Operation Sunshine (on view through October 30). 

Several times throughout the course of the exhibition Joan Linder: Operation Sunshine, the artist will be present in the exhibition space to publicly draw more documents.

Several times throughout the course of the exhibition Joan Linder: Operation Sunshine, the artist will be present in the exhibition space to publicly draw more documents.

Clyfford Still Museum Director Dean Sobel will trace Still’s art and life from its beginnings in the prairies of Washington state and Alberta, Canada, to his arrival in New York in 1950 and his last years in rural Maryland.

Join AK Curatorial Assistant Jasmine Magaña for a discussion of the exhibition Eija-Liisa Ahtila: Ecologies of Drama, the first United States career survey of the provocative, intensely mesmerizing moving-image installations of pioneering Finnish artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila.

Be a part of AK Public Art! Join Brooklyn-based textile and installation artist Amanda Browder in the production of her work Spectral Locus, which will be installed in Buffalo in late August 2016.

Canadian photograph Edward Burtynsky will headline this evening dedicated to the incomparable freshwater resources of the Great Lakes.

Please join us for a panel discussion about the special exhibition Screen Play: Life in an Animated World.

This lecture by legendary performance artist and public art pioneer Mierle Laderman Ukeles is presented as part of the special exhibition Overtime: The Art of Work.

Local artist Charles Clough will lead up to two hundred participants over the course of eight hours in the creation of a publicly produced and collaboratively made painting.

In this rare public lecture, Robert Wilson will talk about poignant moments from his career, the arc of his still-developing aesthetic, and some of his key projects.

At Art Alive 2017, participants create living representations of famous works of art for more than $1,000 in cash prizes.

Art Alive 2012 was a great success despite the soggy weather! Hundreds of spectators braved the rain to view living re-creations of artwork from the Albright-Knox’s collection and beyond.

On Saturday, June 1, 2013, students, teachers, friends, and even some Albright-Knox staff members created living representations of works of art from the museum's collection and beyond for the 17th annual Art Alive living art contest.