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Wood engraving of a skeleton leaning over the shoulder of a man trying to sleep

UGA Students Collaborate on Summer Museum Exhibition “Seeing the News in Harper’s Weekly”

A mother shows her son a picture book about shapes. Various art activities are laid out on the table.

Museum in a Box Expands Community Outreach

Six portraits of student interns at the Georgia Museum of Art

Student Interns Share Highlights from the Spring Semester

A small group of visitors from the Athens Community Council on Aging listen to Mallory Lind, associate curator of community engagement and outreach, as she speaks about art. Multiple impressionist paintings hang on the wall behind her.

Museum Launches Initiative for Adults with Disabilities

Winslow Homer's "News from the War," a print that shows how people gathered and received news in many different ways during the Civil War. At the lower left, an artist sketches soldiers. On the right, soldiers catch newspapers, including Harper’s Weekly, that fly from a train. Dominating the center of the image is a somber scene of a woman on the homefront, distraught from a tragic letter.

UGA students work together to bring history to life

Alberto Beltrán's lithograph "Grinding Sugar Cane" shows a worker crouching to feed cane into a trapiche, a mill used to extract the juice that beomes sugar. In the background, a mule walks in a circle to power the mill.

UGA Class Explores Environmental Justice and Workers’ Rights Through Mexican Prints

Adam Clark, manager of visitor experience, stands against a shelf displaying coloring books and art activities in the Museum Shop

Adam Clark Becomes Manager of Visitor Experience

Rashid Johnson's untitled collage combines images of palm trees, galaxies, mosaics and more.

Rashid Johnson’s Striking Collage is Now on View

James Huggins, the museum's event technology specialist, stands next to a desk in the auditorium's control booth

James Huggins Joins Museum Staff as Event Technology Specialist

An event poster for the España en Corto film festival shows a map of Spain with movie stills in different cities

España en Corto Film Festival Showcases Spanish Voices

A detail shot of a painting by Eleanor Himmelfarb

Now on View: Eleanor Himmelfarb’s “On the Fourth Day”

A graphic showing the four parts of the 2026 Circulating Stamp Project, with yellow, black, blue and green color separations that together form a picture of daffodils.

Georgia Museum of Art Participates in Circulating Stamp Project