“Tactile Layers of the Atmosphere” is a tactile exhibition in collaboration with the Georgia Academy for the Blind, and Dr. Matt Marone of Mercer University. It is located in the Science Hall, between the Science on a Sphere and the Planetarium. The model and claymation video of the layers of...
About Luke Buffenmyer Born in Chicago IL, Luke Buffenmyer earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design and a Master of Fine Arts from the School of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University. As a visual artist and designer, he works in a...
In the 1980s William Levitt Jr. worked on a cycle of painting series depicting ritual activities of contemporary society. These include narrative subjects such as Beauty Parlors, Religious Services, and Professional Wrestling. Lucha Libre is the term used in Mexico for professional wrestling, meaning “freestyle wrestling” or literally, “free fight”....
Contemporary studio ceramics and paintings from the Museum’s Permanent Collection representing acquisitions from the past nine Emerging National Exhibitions.
February 4 - May 28, 2022 The Museum of Arts and Sciences presents its 10th annual Emerging National exhibition, showcasing rising stars from across the United States. Four contemporary professional artists, representing some of the nation’s finest undergraduate and graduate art programs, will display works ranging from large-scale abstract paintings...
View over 50 holiday, designer-decorated trees in the Burgess Gallery and around the museum! This exhibition runs through January 15, 2022. Presented by Morgan Stanley and Josephine Phelps Fabian Fund.
Hong Kong-born Kaye Freeman moved to Tokyo, England, and Australia before settling in Los Angeles; hers is a transcultural journey that informs a complex visual practice capturing the frenetic nature of the ether through lines and colors borrowed and blended from a hybrid of cultures. From cityscapes to abstracted self-portraits,...
Africa (the world's second largest continent) is home to many of the world's best-known animals. View horns, hides, and shoulder mounts from some of the popular antelope species that migrate around the African plains each year, including the Blue Wildebeest, Gemsbok, Impala, Common Eland, Waterbuck, and Kudu. Taxidermy specimens...
From Chihuly to Fräbel – enjoy glassworks representing the evolution of flameworking into a recognized and respected art medium.
