Join the artist and poet Gerard Malanga for a discussion of his work from his days at Andy Warhol's studio to his current literary practice.

Artist Kevin Beasley will discuss his work, including Untitled (hollow), 2016, which is currently on view in the exhibition We the People: New Art from the Collection. 

On the occasion of the opening of Humble and Human: An Exhibition in Honor of Ralph C. Wilson, Jr., join us for a conversation on Ralph C. Wilson and the exhibition. 

Artist Jacqueline Humphries will discuss her work, including One Cat, 2017, which is currently on view in the exhibition We the People: New Art from the Collection.

Artist Liza Lou will discuss her work, including Carbon / Solid, 2012–14, which is currently on view in the exhibition We the People: New Art from the Collection.

In conjunction with Aria Dean, the first solo museum presentation of the artist's work, the Albright-Knox will host Dean for a presentation on her contributions to a larger conversation on the social effects of new technologies.

Join We the People: New Art from the Collection co-curators Peggy Pierce Elfvin Director Janne Sirén and Assistant Curator Tina Rivers Ryan for a discussion of how some of the most important artists working today are responding to the contemporary world around them.

On the occasion of Robert Indiana’s 90th birthday, join Deputy Director Joe Lin-Hill and Godin-Spaulding Curator & Curator for the Collection Holly E. Hughes for a discussion on Indiana, his contemporaries, and the era that defined them. 

Join us for a conversation with Stephen Powers about his career and his AK Public Art project Emotional Wayfinding. 

On the occasion of her first solo museum exhibition, artist B. Ingrid Olson will discuss her practice with Godin-Spaulding Curator & Curator for the Collection Holly E. Hughes.

In celebration of the opening of Introducing Tony Conrad: A Retrospective, please join us for a conversation with artists Tony Oursler and Andrew Lampert. 

Join us for a free conversation with artist Dindga McCannon. The artist will discuss her work in We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85.