The Albright-Knox will hold a series of meetings with Members, asking you to share ideas about the future of the museum. We encourage you to take part in one of these meetings and lend your ideas and insight to the development process.

The Albright-Knox will hold a series of public meetings throughout the community, asking everyone to share ideas about the future of the museum. We encourage you to take part in one of these meetings and lend your ideas and insight to the development process.

The Albright-Knox will hold a series of public meetings throughout the community, asking everyone to share ideas about the future of the museum. We encourage you to take part in one of these meetings and lend your ideas and insight to the development process.

The Albright-Knox will hold a series of public meetings throughout the community, asking everyone to share ideas about the future of the museum. We encourage you to take part in one of these meetings and lend your ideas and insight to the development process.

The Albright-Knox will hold a series of public meetings throughout the community, asking everyone to share ideas about the future of the museum. We encourage you to take part in one of these meetings and lend your ideas and insight to the development process.

The Albright-Knox will hold a series of public meetings throughout the community, asking everyone to share ideas about the future of the museum. We encourage you to take part in one of these meetings and lend your ideas and insight to the development process.

Join us for Jaume Plensa’s artist talk, as he discusses two of his celebrated works that reside in Buffalo, and how they fit into the greater trajectory of his practice. 

The Albright-Knox will host a talk with the artist Casey Riordan Millard, who is perhaps best known as the creator of Shark Girl, a sculpture of whom was recently unveiled at Canalside Buffalo as part of the museum's Public Art Initiative.

Join Brooklyn-based textile and installation artist Amanda Browder for an introduction to her work and a discussion of her project Spectral Locus, which will be installed in Buffalo in late August 2016 as part of the Albright-Knox’s Public Art Initiative.

Please join us for a FREE public opening of the special exhibition Erin Shirreff.

On the occasion of the opening of the special exhibition Rosalyn Drexler: Who Does She Think She Is?, please join us for a talk by Senior Curator Cathleen Chaffee about the artist and the exhibition. 

Please join us for a FREE public opening of the special exhibition Rosalyn Drexler: Who Does She Think She Is?

Explore the theme of still life through the special exhibition For the Love of Things: Still Life. Participants will tour the exhibition and then create their own observational still life paintings.

After Marie Lorenz’s artist talk, join us on the Elmwood Avenue Portico for a pre-launch party for the next portion of Lorenz's Tide and Current Taxi project, featuring The Art of Food and Drink: Western New York Wineries, food trucks, and conversation with the artist.