Celebrating Women Artists and Their Perspectives

Recognizing Artist Soldiers in the Permanent Collection

May 18, 2024 — September 2, 2024

This exhibition focuses on artists with work in our permanent collection who served in the military, from the Revolutionary War through the Korean War

Celebrating Women Artists and Their Perspectives

March 14, 2024 — March 14, 2024

“Celebrating Women Artists and Their Perspectives,” organized by education interns Bonnie Moore (’24) and Ashton Wilson (’24), highlights works by women artists from the Georgia Museum of Art’s collection.

Through the Decades: 75 Years of the Georgia Museum of Art

November 16, 2023 — November 16, 2023

Works on paper drawn from the museum’s permanent collection, showcasing the diversity and range of the museum’s collecting history since it first opened to the public in November 1948

Wonder Women

March 23, 2023 — March 23, 2023

Museum education interns Emma Callicut and Angelica Millen (both students at the Lamar Dodd School of Art) put together this exhibition, which was on view as a pop-up in the museum’s Shannon and Peter Candler Collection Study Room on March 23, 2023. They selected all these works by women from the permanent collection and wrote the label text for each one.

A Glimpse of Athens

November 17, 2022 — November 20, 2022

Works drawn from the museum’s permanent collection that offer a glimpse of Athens past and present

Student Photography Contest: Athens Through Our Eyes

November 12, 2022 — November 30, 2022

In the fall of 2022, the Georgia Museum of Art invited Clarke County School District middle and high school students to submit original photography to a student photography contest in response to the theme: What does living in Athens in 2022 look like to you?

Trick or Treat: Pop-Up Exhibition from the Collection

October 13, 2022 — October 13, 2022

This is the online version of a pop-up one-night-only exhibition of spooky, scary and supernatural works from the collection selected by the museum’s education interns: Catie Cook and Andrew East. It was on display at the museum October 13, 2022, from 5 to 9 p.m.