Delights of the Senses in Albany
"Delights of the Senses in Albany" walk-through of the exhibition led by Chief Curator W. Douglas McCombs with WMHT host Charlotte Wilson.
10 Art Shows to See in Upstate New York This November
"The Hudson Valley is rich with Indigenous history, and People of the Waters that Are Never Still: A Celebration of Mohican Art and Culture, curated by Tamara Aupaumut at the Albany Institute of History & Art in Albany, showcases that abundance. Exploring historical and contemporary Mohican art and culture through a selection of 40 objects by 10 artists — including paintings, sculpture, photography, a visual poem, and a community beadwork project with musical accompaniment created by members of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican community — these works consider the Earth, animals, ancestors, traditions, and identity as central themes." – Taliesin Thomas, Hyperallergic
5 Hidden Gem Attractions in Albany: Discover Unexpected Delights
"The Albany Institute of History & Art is a hidden gem that encapsulates the rich history and artistic heritage of the Capital Region... Whether you’re an art enthusiast or a history buff, the Albany Institute offers a captivating experience. It is a true hidden gem, illuminating Albany’s rich tapestry for those willing to delve deeper." – Medium
Concert review: Duo's recital at Art Institute an intimate sharing with audience
"Tenderness and integrity characterized the entire one-hour program, a thoughtful mix of Baroque and contemporary compositions and arrangements of traditional Middle Eastern music. The intimacy of the performance was enhanced by the beautiful setting, the gallery of Hudson River School paintings." – Joseph Dalton, Times Union
Albany Institute's new leader wants to go big and grow home
“I want it to feel like (Albany Institute) is part of the everyday experience,” – Kayla Carlsen in Times Union
People & Places You Should Know: Kayla Carlsen
"Her vision is for the Institute to be a regular—and accessible—destination for a larger slice of the community." – The 518
Experience Art & Culture in Capital-Saratoga
"Founded in 1791, the Albany Institute of History & Art allows visitors a glimpse into the past and an appreciation of art all at once." – Michele DeBella, I ♥️ NY
The Albany Institute welcomes new executive director
"Since taking on the role, she has already begun delving even deeper into local history and how it connects to the Institute’s story." – Spotlight News
Q&A: Kayla Carlsen
"Recently, the Albany Institute of History & Art (AIHA) selected Carlsen to be its next executive director following a national search that attracted more than 70 candidates." – Antiques and The Arts Weekly
Capital Region native to lead Albany Institute of History & Art
"'I think the museum itself, being one of the oldest in the country, is already very well positioned as a beacon and an inspiration center within the Capital Region.'" – Kalya Carlsen with WAMC Northeast Public Radio
Albany Institute announces Greenville native as next leader
“'I grew up going to the museum and have always held it near and dear to my heart,' Carlsen said. 'When this opportunity came up, it was one I couldn’t refuse.'" – Kayla Carlsen in Times Union
Albany's unsung hero: New project illuminates the rich legacy of local Black history
"In the heart of Albany, a groundbreaking initiative is shedding light on the often-overlooked narratives of Black history." – WRGB CBS 6
SEEN- Work of Art 2021
Were you SEEN at Albany Institute of History & Art's Work of Art fundraiser, honoring the Albany Institute's executive director Tammis Groft, on Wednesday, November 3, 2021?
Longtime leader at the Albany Institute reflects on more than 40 years on evolving collections, communities
Longtime leader at the Albany Institute reflects on more than 40 years of evolving collections, communities
Albany Institute of History & Art presents "The Wyeths: Three Generations | Works from the Bank of America Collection"
Albany Institute of History & Art presents "The Wyeths: Three Generations | Works from the Bank of America Collection"