New Studio Art Classes Open for Registration at the Buffalo AKG
Today the Buffalo AKG announced that the museum’s studio art classes for the fall season are now open for registration. Adult classes include live figure drawing and painting, landscape painting with watercolors, clay wheel throwing, and an introduction to stitching. Kids’ classes include building with clay, fun with fibers, and an introduction to making Op art.
To learn more about all the studio art classes currently being offered at the Buffalo AKG, click here.
***
Studio Art Class Scholarships
The museum’s Learning & Creativity Department offers a limited number of scholarships for youth and adult students who require financial assistance to attend studio art classes. If a person’s combined family income is $55,000 or less, they are welcome to apply.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and scholarships are granted on a first-come, first-served basis starting July 1 of each year. Awarded students will receive one series of art classes free of charge.
To apply for a studio art class scholarship, click here.
***
About the Buffalo AKG Art Museum
Founded in 1862, the Buffalo AKG Art Museum (formerly the Albright- Knox Art Gallery) is the sixth-oldest public art institution in the United States. For more than 160 years, the Buffalo AKG has collected, conserved, and exhibited the art of its time, often working directly with living artists. This tradition has given rise to one of the world’s most extraordinary collections of modern and contemporary art.
In June 2023, following the completion of the most significant campus development and expansion project in its history, the Buffalo AKG opened anew to the public. The project was funded by a $230 million capital campaign, the largest such campaign for a cultural institution in the history of Western New York, including $195 million raised for construction and $35 million in additional operating endowment funds.