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Art conservator Larry Shutts leans against a table while working on Joan Mitchell's painting, "Close."

Conservation Up Close: Larry Shutts Restores Joan Mitchell’s Painting

Mixed media portrait of a woman wearing a robe and sitting on a bed while reading a book and holding a mug

Taking the Show on the Road: “Seams to Be” Travels Across Georgia

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UGA’s Anne Barge Historic Clothing and Textile Collection Lends Fashion Items to “Brilliant Exiles”

Press Release: “Seams to Be: New Approaches to Textile Techniques” opens at the Lyndon House

Museum’s Collection Inspires Poetry by Creative Writing Students

New Installation Enlivens the Georgia Museum of Art’s Sculpture Garden

A detail of a quilt created by an enslaved person or persons, with a complex pattern in black and white.

UGA Faculty Use Museum’s Study Gallery as an Extension of the Classroom

“asinnajaq: Three Thousand” Reimagines the Past and Future of Inuit Life

Press Release: Joan Mitchell’s “Close” to undergo public conservation in Georgia

Joan Mitchell's large two-panel abstract painting "Close." Inspired by her garden in France, it consists of a series of rectangular blocks in yellow, lavender and dark green, with thickly applied paint and messy edges. Even though it doesn't picture a garden, it suggests cool foliage and warm sun.

Joan Mitchell’s “Close” to Undergo Public Conservation in Georgia

Press Release: Pentagram Designs New Identity for Georgia Museum of Art