Our community experienced a profound tragedy. We grieve for the individuals who lost their lives or were injured, their families, and for all of Buffalo’s Black community. As a museum, we condemn racial hatred, white supremacy, and violence in all forms, and we are committed to helping make Buffalo a safe and welcoming city.
Though this senseless act of violence has traumatized our city, we will mourn and rebuild together. Learn more about community support services and find out how you can help those in need.
We will be giving all pay-what-you-wish donations for admission to Albright-Knox Northland for the final weekends of In These Truths to Feed Buffalo (May 20–22), Every Bottom Covered (May 27–29), and African Heritage Food Co-op (June 3–5).
Through June 5, 2022
We invite you to explore In These Truths at Albright-Knox Northland through June 5; view the winners of our Virtual Art Alive 2022 living art contest; check out the progress on the future Buffalo AKG Art Museum; visit public art around Western New York; join us for upcoming events; and explore our collection online.
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Building the Buffalo AKG Art Museum
Gilbane Building Company has completed mass excavation, concrete foundation work, and the steel frame for the new Jeffrey E. Gundlach Building and is now focusing on enclosures and interior work. The future Buffalo AKG Art Museum is scheduled to open in the first half of 2023.