Explore The Space Between: Frank Lloyd Wright | Jun KanekoFrank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House and enter Virtual Art Alive 2021. You can also check out Edreys Wajed and James "Yames" Moffitt's Love Black, James Cooper's mural of John Brent, Mickey Harmon and Ari Moore's Stonewall Nation: WNY LGBT History Mural, and the Cobblestone Commons mural project. Albright-Knox Northland is open Fridays through Sundays during special exhibitions.

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  • A colorful mural with geometric shapes in different colors on the side of a building
    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 ,
  • Six colorful murals on a long brick wall
    Various artists
    Cobblestone Commons , –
  • Mural featuring black and white portraits and a rainbow on the side of a brick building
    Mickey Harmon and Ari Moore
    Stonewall Nation: WNY LGBT History Mural ,
  • In-progress detail from Works, from Home participating artist Sarah Myers
    Various artists
    Works, from Home ,
  • A colorful mural of a Black man at different stages of his life
    James Cooper III
    John Brent Mural ,
  • Three large ceramic sculptures in front of a brick house
    Jun Kaneko
    The Space Between: Frank Lloyd Wright | Jun Kaneko , –
  • A large colorful mural with an arrow motif on the exterior wall of a large building
    Tavar Zawacki
    Metamorphosis #5 ,
  • Aakash Nihalani's Balancing Act II, 2018, at Five Points Bakery in Buffalo
    Aakash Nihalani
    Balancing Act II ,

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’s Northland Corridor. Albright-Knox Northland is open Fridays through Sundays during special exhibitions.

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An installation view of an exhibition with a sculpture floor piece, two hanging works, two human-sized sculptures, and four faux stained glass windows Learn More

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