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K Art Gallery
K Art Gallery: Native American art meets a welcoming coworking space.
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K Art Gallery: Native American art meets a welcoming coworking space.
K Art Gallery at 808 Main St, Buffalo, blends contemporary Native American art with a coworking space. The inaugural curation features photography, sculpture and other media, with works for sale. The welcoming space operates as an active workspace, offering day passes and a modern layout highlighted by Herman Miller chairs.
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Curated displays of contemporary Native American art in various media, available for viewing and purchase.
Day passes and memberships for a modern, productive workspace with premium amenities like Herman Miller chairs.
Purchase original artworks from featured Native American artists, with pieces available both downstairs and upstairs.
Guided or self-guided visits to explore current exhibitions and learn about the artists and their works.
Rental of the gallery space for private events, meetings, or cultural gatherings in an artistic setting.
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Overall rating
Brandon Howson
Rosco the Buf-Lo Cop Critic
Nice 👌🏾
Rich G
Beautiful space and modern Native American Art. Nice visit.
Daviyion Johnson
Nice, little art gallery with a co-working space component within. The current exhibit features works from Native American artists and all the pieces appeared to be for sale if interested. There are pieces down and upstairs. The front desk person was very welcoming and friendly. NOTE: this is an active working space for people as there were people working throughout the gallery space.
S Song
Book a time to stop by and check out this new coworking space and art gallery. The current inaugural curation of Native American art is very thoughtful and covers a wide range of various media, including photography and sculptures. I'm looking forward to seeing more contemporary works by Native artists at K Art. And, you can get a day pass to work there... Everything is beautiful and the Herman Miller chairs are the bomb.
