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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

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

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

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

Share More Art: Rebranding the Georgia Museum of Art

These American Women Forged New Paths in Paris

This Summer’s Art Adventures Immerse Local Youth in Soundscapes

Museum Welcomes Kelsey Siegert as William J. Thompson Curatorial Fellow

Grace Burns Joins Georgia Museum of Art as Assistant Registrar