The entire campus of the new Buffalo AKG Art Museum (formerly the Albright-Knox Art Gallery) is now open. We cannot wait to welcome you!
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Feb 21, 2025
First time back since the big renovation! Much bigger and better than in the past. Lots of the same great art pieces are reorganized in a logical way. The flow is good. Nice blend of old masters and …Full review by J2124XTmikes
Jan 15, 2025
This was our first visit since their very recent expansion that adds a whole new building to their older, more classical edifice. And it is a gem. AKG has a wonderful collection that encompasses a gr…Full review by Jonkokc
Dec 12, 2024
This museum is fabulous. Whether one has interest in classical or modern pieces, one can find them. We also had lunch at Cornelia's, the restaurant at AKG, and had delicious meals.Full review by ccbarb1
You are incorrectly assuming wrong thoughts I have on art at AKG. I said nothing wrong with AKG art subjects. My concern applied only to the building aspects. Have visited this …
You are incorrectly assuming wrong thoughts I have on art at AKG. I said nothing wrong with AKG art subjects. My concern applied only to the building aspects. Have visited this gallery many times over the years. I do admit I prefer the classics but am open to contemporary as well.
Yes, the address is 1285 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, New York 14222...the phone # is 716-882-8700. It is across the street from SUNYBuffState (college) and has a U shaped drive way …
Yes, the address is 1285 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, New York 14222...the phone # is 716-882-8700. It is across the street from SUNYBuffState (college) and has a U shaped drive way and a huge sculpture of shiney metal canoes. There is an automated parking lot in front of the structure. You will need to take the ticket inside to pay along with the admission fee. Enter the doors in the modern dark glass area on the U driveway. The street to the north of the property is Iroquois Drive and to the east is Lincoln Parkway. Sometimes you can find on street parking on Lincoln Parkway, but the only entrance is on the front of the building facing Elmwood Ave. Hope this helps!
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