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Despite the COVID pandemic, it s still on schedule to be done in 2022. Author: Danielle Church (WGRZ) Updated: 4:49 PM EST February 12, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. The Albright-Knox Art Gallery broke ground on a $155 million expansion project last year. The addition to the gallery is called the Gundlach Building, which will provide space for two to three times more art to be shown in the museum. Despite the COVID pandemic, it s still on schedule to be done in 2022. Of course the pandemic has impacted everyone in the United States and around the world. Our construction site was closed for the month of April and part of May. That caused a little bit of a time-lapse of six weeks, according to Janne Sirén, Albright-Knox Peggy Pierce Elfvin director. ....
No, really. The already-iconic photo shows Taron Johnson s run after catching an interception from Lamar Jackson during Saturday s game. The photo, taken by Associated Press photographer Adrian Kraus, captures a jubilant Josh Allen leaping from the sidelines, in the background. WKBW-TV s sports director, Matt Bové made the suggestion on Twitter, which the art gallery responded to in kind by officially adding Bové s tweet to the Albright-Knox s collection. The description of the work reads: @MattBove, Championship Bound 2021, unique print, along with noting the piece is a gift of the City of Buffalo. The Albright-Knox Art Gallery on Elmwood Avenue is currently under construction. The Albright-Knox Northland gallery is currently closed through February 11. Their next featured collection, Comunidades Visibles: The Materiality of Migration opens February 12. ....