Celebrating Calder was a whimsical exhibition featuring more than 50 sculptures, drawings, jewelry, and tapestries by Alexander Calder. It also featured a unique group of rooms designed for children of all ages.

In 1991, a year after its debut in the United States Pavilion at the 44th Venice Biennale in Italy, Jenny Holzer: The Venice Installation was on view at the Albright-Knox. 

Fred Sandback’s “drawings in space” simultaneously transform and are transformed by the areas they inhabit.

On the occasion of Joe Bradley's mid-career survey at the Albright-Knox, we're taking a closer look at each of the artist’s diverse bodies of work from the past decade, including his drawings.

The Buffalo News Summer Jazz Series has been entertaining Western New York with free jazz concerts at the Albright-Knox since 1981.

To celebrate the return of Rockin' this year on June 29 we're looking back at the first five installments of the popular outdoor concert. This week, Rufus Wainwright and The National in 2010.

Artist Bunnie Reiss’s Magic Buffalo transforms two sides of Joe's Deli on Hertel Avenue into an enchanted landscape of dreamlike imagery and delicate geometric tracery.

Get to know more about Joe Bradley, whose first large-scale museum exhibition in North America will be on view at the Albright-Knox beginning June 24.

To celebrate the return of Rockin' this year on June 29 we're looking back at the first five installments of the popular outdoor concert. This week, the B-52s and Metric in 2008.

To celebrate the return of Rockin' this year on June 29 we're looking back at the first five installments of the popular outdoor concert. This week, Elvis Costello and Feist in 2007.

Titled Dance Everyday, Shantell Martin’s recently completed mural at 537 East Delavan is a distinctively playful black-and-white composition filled with her identity, capturing a spirit soaked in optimism.

Buffalo Architecture, 1816–1940 featured more than 120 photographs of the region's architecture, including five of buildings designed by preeminent American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who was born 150 years ago today.