Join Dr. Callie Johnson, Director of Communications and Community Engagement, and Pam Hatley, Head of Publications and Digital Experience, to learn about the museum’s community-based initiatives and get a special preview of the Buffalo AKG brand.

Art Today is designed for individuals with early-onset or early to mid-stage dementia and their care partners. Our virtual program will engage participants in group conversation about selected works from the Albright-Knox's collection and then guide them through an artmaking activity.

AK members and Albright-Knox Northland neighbors are invited join us for a virtual behind-the-scenes preview of In These Truths, an exhibition of works by Black cultural producers, co-curated by Edreys Wajed, Aitina Fareed-Cooke, and Curator of Public Art Aaron Ott.

In this class, participants will explore collagraph printmaking and create their own works of art to bring home. (Additional classes in this series focus on linoleum block prints and aluminum lithography.)

In this class, participants will create an acrylic painting that explores still life. (Additional classes in this series focus on portraiture and landscape.) 

Join us for a discussion about the Northland Corridor Redevelopment Project and the special exhibition In These Truths with Northland Beltline Taxpayers Association President Beverly Crowell.

In this class, participants will explore linoleum block prints and create their own works of art to bring home. (Additional classes in this series focus on collagraphs and aluminum lithography.)

In this class, participants will create an acrylic painting that explores portraiture. We recommend that you bring a reference image to class. (Additional classes in this series focus on still life and landscape.)

In this class, participants will explore aluminum lithography and create their own works of art to bring home. (Additional classes in this series focus on collagraphs and linoleum block prints.)

In this class, participants will create an acrylic painting that explores landscape. We recommend that you bring a reference image to class. (Additional classes in this series focus on still life and portraiture.)