A salad at the Museum Café   After a few months without a full-time coffee option, the Georgia Museum of Art has opened a new café...

Louise Blair Daura's passport from 1927 Imagine leaving your home, family and country right after graduating college and moving to...

Remember the last time you went to the Georgia Museum of Art? The refreshingly cool foyer? Being greeted by the front desk security ...

(left to right) Joseph Litts, Linda Beard, Victoria Ramsay and Larry Beard The stereotype of southerners is that they move, think and s...

Sarah Dotson in the Met galleries Hi there. My name is Sarah, and I graduated from the University of Georgia last May. During my senior...

William H. Johnson, "Musicmakers," 1926. When I began to study art at the undergraduate level, I didn't know that drawi...

"Black Belt Color: Photographs by Jerry Siegel" is one of the newest books the museum has published. It accompanies a traveling e...

An Art in Focus tour in action Going through a museum can be intimidating. People fear that they might seem ignorant by misinterpreting ...

Chevelyn Curtis If you’ve ever explored the Georgia Museum of Art, chances are that you’ve seen Chevelyn Curtis countless times. Althou...

Jason Hubbard poses in his garden with the Horace Farlowe sculpture For those who have walked along the south side of the Georgia Muse...

When you're reading a book, you probably don't think too much about where all the materials in it came from or how they were co...

A new UGA student at orientation As usual, the museum's department of communications had a busy summer. While much of UGA slows dow...