The AKG (formerly Albright Knox) Museum is now fully open to the public.
According to the museum’s Facebook page, “Visitors can experience “Clyfford Still: A Legacy for Buffalo,” which includes all thirty-three works by the artist in the Buffalo AKG’s collection, as well as a stunning exhibition of artworks in dialogue with or influenced by Still’s practice by artists like Jo Baer, Joe Bradley, Richard Diebenkorn, Sterling Ruby, and Stanley Whitney. On the third floor of the Gundlach Building, visitors will find an array of recently acquired works as well as three massive works by Anselm Kiefer.”
Visit buffaloakg.org/visit to reserve tickets.
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