Each week this month we're highlighting five women artists associated with the Albright-Knox. This week we focus on artists whose works were recently added to our collection.

Kara Walker’s Resurrection Story with Patrons is just one of a number new additions to the museum's collection we're highlighting here on the blog.

A series of Rodney Taylor’s paintings inspired by homes near his studio on Fillmore Avenue in Buffalo’s East Side are on view in Open House: Domestic Thresholds by Heather Hart, Edra Soto, and Rodney Taylor at Albright-Knox Northland.

Gordon Parks’s American Gothic, Washington, D.C. is just one of a number new additions to the museum's collection we're highlighting here on the blog.

Stanley Whitney's Endless Time is just one of a number new additions to the museum's collection we're highlighting here on the blog.

Sadie Benning’s Blow up 1 is just one of a number new additions to the museum's collection we're highlighting here on the blog.

Millie Chen’s "Prototypes 1970s" is just one of a number new additions to the museum's collection we're highlighting here on the blog.

Looking back at the creation of Tavar Zawacki's mural Metamorphosis #5 at 1665 Main Street.

Looking back at the creation of Hillary Waters Fayle's mural, Botanical Blueprint, at 244 Dewitt Street.

Looking back at the installation of Aakash Nihalani's Balancing Act II, 2018, at Five Points Bakery.

Taking a closer look at Felipe Pantone's mural, Optichromie—BUF, on Washington Street.

Taking a look back at the creation of Nicole Cherry's mural, 1800s Bikes in Vines, at 1330 Niagara Street.