Albright Knox

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I didn't have a sheet to do the activities sorry but I gained a lot from going and have plenty to talk about. 

It is important to use museums that show off the new artwork that you have shown and class and see this is not a made up artist, that this artist is well known and is a respected artist within the community. But more often Han not works that have to do with each other stick together so you can learn about others artists next to the artists your class has already seen.

3. How do you think the closure of the AK Gallery will impact arts in the city as it is closed for two years during the renovation (reopens January 2022)?

I think it will be harder for a random tourist have access to the Albright Knox. But to be fair they are having many shoes still within the Buffalo area so for locals its a different way to have access to artwork. They have admitted to only ever able to show about 2% of their collection so the new building will really blow our minds!

4. How important do you think this expansion is for the art in the city and the city of Buffalo's "Renaissance"?

It will push boundaries, and with the Albright being closed and local showings being open people will be more apt to look into actives within the community alongside shows with the Albright to gain cultural exposure.

In regards to the artist interview:

5. What do you think of McCall's work?

His work is inspiring and reflective. He believes in the beauty of Buffalo SO COOL! I was listening to a tour talk about how they were excited that one of the pieces in the main hall they didn't know if they would get the reflection of the lights on the windows with the tarp on the ceiling windows and the artist was very excited that it worked out that way.

6.  "Drawing is at the centre of my working process" - How can you relate your creative process to McCall's?

I work a lot with experimentation and letting paint and glazes and work with what is there to make something inspiring and new.