Explore The Space Between: Frank Lloyd Wright | Jun KanekoFrank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House through October 24 and experience Difference Machines: Technology and Identity in Contemporary Art at Albright-Knox Northland through January 16, 2022. You can also check out several new murals anytime.

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  • A mural featuring red, blue, and yellow lines, shapes, patterns, and blocks of color on a large exterior wall of a building
    Hervé Tullet
    Traits points taches gribouillage (Lines dots stains scribbles) ,
  • A long white wall with six colorful murals on it
    Various artists
    Hervé Tullet: Shape and Color Resident Artist Murals ,
  • A colorful mural on the side of a large building
    Maya Hayuk
    Buffalo Soldier Wing Stance (The Tree of Y) ,
  • An elevated photograph of Josef Kristofoletti's Golden Hour, a mural that covers four faces of the building at 201 Ellicott Street in bands of bright color. In the background is the cityscape of Buffalo.
    Josef Kristofoletti
    Golden Hour ,
  • A colorful mural with geometric shapes and colored backgrounds on the side of a building on a street corner
    Bryan Metzdorf
    Springville Residency and Mural ,
  • A mural of two heads facing each other on the side of a brick building
    Edreys Wajed and James “YAMES” Moffitt
    Love Black ,
  • A receding line of varied murals on a long brick wall with blue, cloudy sky above.
    Various artists
    Cobblestone Commons , –
  • Mural of the faces of LGBTQ+ icons against the Progress Pride flag on a red brick building with city street and blue sky in background.
    Mickey Harmon and Ari Moore
    Stonewall Nation: WNY LGBT History Mural ,
  • An exterior wall of a three-story building with 16 paintings side by side at the first floor level
    Various artists
    Works, from Home ,

Albright-Knox Northland

While our Elmwood Avenue campus is closed for construction, we are hosting exhibitions at Albright-Knox Northland, a project space located at 612 Northland Avenue in Buffalo. Difference Machines: Technology and Identity in Contemporary Art is on view Fridays–Sundays through January 16, 2022.

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Art Truck

Our Art Truck brings artmaking for individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of ability into the communities of Western New York. 

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Four Black women making art around a table outside Learn More

Community Speakers Program

To ensure the safety of our staff and audiences, we are not able to fulfill in-person speaking requests at this time. However, a staff member may be available to present virtually if their schedule permits.

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Two African American women, a white man, and a Latinx woman standing in front of a painting Learn More