Past and Present Exhibitions

A color photograph of a presentation cigar box made of rosewood and decorated with many tiny hand-painted oval medallions that once belonged to a tsar of Russia

Gifts and Prayers: The Romanovs and Their Subjects

Detail of a neon sculpture that features intersecting rectangles in three dimensions and different colors

Recent: Acquisitions

A detail of a Mixografia 3D relief print that looks like a basketball separated into hexagons and spread out

Paper in Profile: Mixografia and Taller de Gráfica Mexicana

A photograph of a turned wood bowl that almost looks like a flower opening up. The outside features the wood grain, but the inside is white.

Turned and Sculpted: Wood Art from the Collection of Arthur and Jane Mason

An installation photograph in the galleries of the master of fine arts degree candidates exit show in 2016

Master of Fine Arts Degree Candidates Exhibition 2016

A detail of an etching by Ronau William Woiceske of a nighttime landscape, with trees and the moon breaking through the clouds

Frank Hartley Anderson: Forging the Southern Printmakers Society

Someone participating with the interactive art from VolvoxLabs on display at the museum

VolvoxLabs: Refining Realities

A detail of David Ligare's painting "Penelope," a large, realistic painting of a woman seated in a chair with her right leg crossed over her left one. She's silhouetted high above the sea, as if waiting for someone, and wears a long white dress. Her hair is back in a bun and her feet are bare.

David Ligare: California Classicist

A color photograph of a fine art crate

Tools of the Trade

A 19th-century Cherokee basket

Cherokee Basketry: Woven Culture

A detail of George Segal's "Post No Bills," a sculpture that features a person emerging from a flat background, rendered in black and white. They wear a work shirt and hold the yoke of it with their left hand.

George Segal: Everyday Apparitions

A detail from a 19th-century Georgia sampler

Georgia’s Girlhood Embroidery: “Crowned with Glory and Immortality”