Join educators from the Albright-Knox’s Education and Community Engagement department for a guided drawing experience inspired by Mickalene Thomas's Interior: Monet’s Blue Foyer. (This event was originally scheduled for June 4.)
Join educators from the Albright-Knox’s Education and Community Engagement department for a guided drawing experience inspired by Louise Jones's AK Public Art project Wildflowers for Buffalo, 2018.
Join educators from the Albright-Knox’s Education and Community Engagement department for a guided drawing experience inspired by the work of Ellen Gallagher and concepts like pattern, pop culture, and art in advertisements.
Join educators from the Albright-Knox’s Education and Community Engagement department for a guided drawing experience inspired by the work of Sandra Cinto and centered around calming drawing techniques.
This Virtual Drink and Draw is all about the mystical, magical, and creepy. Let us cast a spell on you as we guide you through this maze of fun and spooky drawing activities inspired by the most monstrous works from our collection.
Albright-Knox members are invited to an exclusive weekly online lecture series with Chief Curator Cathleen Chaffee. This lecture focuses on the fraught relationship between art and domestic space in the modern and contemporary era.
Albright-Knox members are invited to an exclusive weekly online lecture series with Chief Curator Cathleen Chaffee. This lecture continues the discussion of living rooms that helped introduce artists and collectors who supported their work.
Albright-Knox members are invited to an exclusive weekly online lecture series with Chief Curator Cathleen Chaffee. This lecture focuses on key examples of living rooms that helped introduce artists and collectors who supported their work.
Albright-Knox members are invited to an exclusive weekly online lecture series with Chief Curator Cathleen Chaffee. This lecture surveys the collecting and display of art within the domestic sphere from the Ancient world to the 19th century.
Join us this year for Art Alive—online! Every year, we invite people to create live re-creations of works of art. While this contest normally takes place outside, this year, as we practice social distancing, we brought it online.
Students ages 15–17 who are becoming serious about the visual arts or are preparing for college applications are invited to sign up for this intensive, artist-led virtual program.
Students ages 15–17 who are becoming serious about the visual arts or are preparing for college applications are invited to sign up for this intensive, artist-led virtual program.
