This presentation will focus on the artist Zanele Muholi, who is one of the most acclaimed photographers of today and who describes themself as a visual activist.

This presentation will focus on the artist Bunnie Reiss, who is known for her signature interweaving of dreamlike imagery and mythological themes with delicate geometric tracery.

This presentation will focus on the artist Deborah Roberts, who is best known for her collage-based portraits of Black children in which she pairs photographs and materials from magazines with hand-drawn and painted elements.

This presentation will focus on the artist Felipe Pantone, who draws inspiration for his street art from the Op and Kinetic art of the 1960s, as well as the current digital climate.

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the first event in this new monthly series for educators will focus on artist Betsy Casañas and her Albright-Knox Public Art Initiative mural.

This second event in our new monthly series for educators will focus on artist Do Ho Suh and his sculpture Karma, 2010, exploring the artist's focus on the human experience and how one engages with (or enters!) his works.

This third event in our new monthly series for educators will focus on artist Mickalene Thomas, who is best known for her elaborate painterly practice involving rhinestones and a colorful palette.

Educators: Join us for a virtual tour and activities inspired by the special exhibition Swoon: Seven Contemplations.

As a thank you to our Western New York educators' community, we invite you to join us for a free guided drawing experience just for educators inspired by the work of Shantell Martin. This event is full!

Join us this year for Art Alive—online! Every year, we invite people to create live re-creations of works of art. While this contest normally takes place outside, this year, as we practice social distancing, we brought it online. 

Join us for discussion, curriculum connections, and activities inspired by the special exhibition Open House: Domestic Thresholds with Heather Hart, Edra Soto, and Rodney Taylor, on view at Albright-Knox Northland.

This workshop has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience. 

Join us for an evening of discussion, curriculum connections, and artmaking inspired by the exhibition Humble and Human: An Exhibition in Honor of Ralph C. Wilson, Jr.

Join us for an evening of discussion, curriculum connections, and artmaking inspired by the special exhibition Giant Steps: Artists and the 1960s. 

Join us for an evening of discussion, curriculum connections, and artmaking inspired by the special exhibition We The People: New Art from the Collection. 

Join us for an evening of discussion, curriculum connections, and artmaking inspired by the exhibition We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85!