Our latest AK Public Art projects include Stephen Powers's Emotional Wayfinding and murals by Louise Jones, Muhammad Zuman, Otecki, White Bicycle, and Chuck Tingley and Matt Grote. The AK Innovation Lab continues its work on SACRA. We also invite you to explore the Elmwood Avenue Cultural Corridor or take one of our Buffalo Architecture Tours.

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  • Shayne Dark and the AK Public Art team installing Dark's Tanglewood, 2006, at Bassett Park in Amherst
    Shayne Dark
    Tanglewood ,
  • Jim Hodges’s look and see, 2005, on the Richardson Olmsted Campus
    Jim Hodges
    look and see ,
  • Muhammad Zaman's Our Colors Make Us Beautiful, 2018
    Muhammad Zaman
    Our Colors Make Us Beautiful ,
  • Louise Jones’s Wildflowers for Buffalo, 2018 - a large mural featuring pink and yellow wildflowers on the side of a beige building
    Louise Jones
    Wildflowers for Buffalo ,
  • Robert Indiana’s NUMBERS ONE through ZERO, 1980–2002, on view at Wilkeson Pointe on Buffalo’s Outer Harbor
    Robert Indiana
    NUMBERS ONE through ZERO (The Ten Numbers) , –
  • Otecki's Work and Play, 2018
    Otecki (Wojciech Kołacz)
    Work and Play ,
  • White Bicycle's We Are Here, 2018
    White Bicycle
    We Are Here ,
  • Installation view of weego
    Chuck Tingley and Matt Grote
    weego ,
  • One of Stephen Powers’s Emotional Wayfinding billboards at Elmwood Avenue and Mohawk Street in Buffalo
    Stephen Powers
    Emotional Wayfinding ,

AK Innovation Lab

The AK Innovation Lab was established in 2014 to explore new ideas and develop solutions to challenges confronting museums and society in the 21st century.

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Youth participate in a focus group for ArtGames 2.0 Learn More

Elmwood Avenue Cultural Corridor

The Albright-Knox is located in the heart of Buffalo’s cultural district, also known as the Elmwood Avenue Cultural Corridor. 

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Screenshot of Google Map of the Elmwood Avenue Cultural Corridor Learn More

Buffalo Architecture Tours

Tour Buffalo’s cultural and historic landmarks through the eyes of Henry-Russell Hitchcock, the dean of American architectural historians. These four themed Historypin tours were inspired by the museum’s photography exhibition Buffalo Architecture, 1816–1940.

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