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On the western edge of New York State sits a famous old city packed with stunning architecture at every turn. A truly ...

Why Buffalo AKG Art Museum is New York’s next cultural destination A ravishing $230mn restoration of the former Albright-Knox Gallery is crowned by an overdue survey of sculptor Marisol ...

When Janne Sirén took the job as director of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, an art museum in Buffalo, New York, he got to know the city by running. An avid jogger who relocated from Helsinki in ...

The Buffalo AKG Art Museum welcomes visitors after a seven-year effort that included complex negotiations with preservationists.

In the heart of Buffalo, New York, a vibrant artistic revolution is underway. The recent expansion and transformation of the renowned Albright-Knox Art Gallery promises to be a catalyst for change ...

The Buffalo AKG Art Museum, previously known as the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, announced today that its new three-story translucent building under construction will open May 25, 2023, along with ...

The Buffalo AKG Art Museum (formerly the Albright-Knox Art Gallery) is reborn with a striking OMA-designed extension, site-specific installations, and a new focus on the local community ...

The Art Truck, sponsored Highmark of Western New York, is on a mission according to Vicente "The art truck is an initiative by the Albright-Knox art gallery to bring art activities as well as art ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Fire crews extinguished a fire that broke out on the roof of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery Wednesday evening. Construction at the art gallery has been ongoing as they w… ...

Who thinks focusing the efforts of that gallery solely on one of the most marginalized communities in American society and the art marketplace, contemporary Native American, would be a good idea?

It opens in 2022 as the Albright-Knox-Gundlach, named after a new donor. In many ways it echoes OMA’s 2016 addition to the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.