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Jean Petrovs wins Volunteer of the Year Award; new Friends board members elected

Mary Lee Bendolph quilts engage Clarke County 5th-graders

From Staff Member to Patron

Gabriella Victorio Joins the Georgia Museum of Art

Remembering C.L. Morehead

Museum and Athens Links Provide Coile Middle School Programming

Staff Favorites: De Scott Evans

Staff Favorites: Faith Ringgold

Virtual Family Day

Camille Billops' Raku clay piece "El Pimpo's Chair," a stool with a half-sphere-shaped seat and a single large foot. The seat shows a topless Black woman, spreading out her arms. Behind her, embracing her, is a green-faced man, perhaps the pimp of the title. The painting/glazing continues on the rest of the stool, with the woman's legs and high-heel-shod feet pictured on the base and the man's purple-and-black-striped pants and his shoes.

Staff Favorites: Camille Billops

Curator Chat with Amy Galpin and Nelda Damiano

Madison Hogan Says Goodbye to the Georgia Museum of Art