Today the Albright-Knox announced the appointment of Julia M. Vázquez for a two-year curatorial fellowship. Her primary responsibility will be to assist with a major exhibition and larger research initiative dedicated to the work of Marisol.

Recently the Albright-Knox announced a new exhibition, Comunidades Visibles: The Materiality of Migration, at Albright-Knox Northland. The exhibition will open February 12, 2021, and will remain on view through May 16, 2021.

On Saturday, September 26, Albright-Knox Northland will open a new exhibition titled Seven Contemplations, by Caledonia Curry (American, born 1977), who works under the name Swoon.

Today the Albright-Knox’s Public Art Initiative announced an artist residency in Springville, New York, for Bryan Metzdorf (American, born 1982) at the Springville Center for the Arts.

Today the Public Art Initiative announced that a new mural by Buffalo artist Edreys Wajed will be installed at Say Yes Buffalo. The design was produced in collaboration with local mural artist and sign painter James Moffitt, aka YAMES.

The Albright-Knox’s Public Art Initiative recently installed a new mural by Buffalo-based artist James Cooper III, depicting John E. Brent, Buffalo’s first African American architect, at the Buffalo Zoo. 

The Cobblestone District Business Group has partnered with the Albright-Knox’s Public Art Initiative and the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA) to produce a series of new murals at the NFTA’s DL&W terminal.

The Albright-Knox’s Public Art Initiative recently announced a new mural by Buffalo-based artist James Cooper III, depicting John E. Brent, Buffalo’s first African American architect, will be installed at the Buffalo Zoo.

Today the Albright-Knox announced that Swoon, a notable New York City–based artist who emerged from the street scene in the early 2000s to establish herself as one of the most thought-provoking artists working today, will be the next featured artist at Albright-Knox Northland.

Today the Albright-Knox’s Public Art Initiative announced that local artists Mickey Harmon and Ari Moore will produce a mural focused on recognizing the struggle and history of LGBTQ+ activists beginning with imagery of the iconic Stonewall Inn and including portraits of key figures in the history and evolution of the movement.

Today the Albright-Knox announced that this year’s upcoming Buffalo News Summer Jazz Series has been cancelled due to the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19. 

Recently the Albright-Knox and the Musée d’arts de Nantes, in France—both members of the non-profit organization FRAME (the French-American Museum Exchange)—announced a new initiative to highlight their respective collections of Op art.