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Of Origins and Belonging: Drawn From Atlanta, on view June 1–September 29 at the High Museum of Art, is the third in a series of exh...
The late Robert Rauschenberg, who said his aim was "to act in the gap between art and life,” seemed to be the spirit behind many of the visual art exhibitions i...
Making the acquaintance of an undersung artist is always a pleasure. Viewers now have that opportunity at the High Museum, where Al Taylor, What Are You Looking...
Kara Walker’s The Jubilant Martyrs of Obsolescence and Ruin (2015) has been acquired by the High Museum of Art. This is the first major work by Walker acquired by the museum, a massive cut-paper work....
“It is an enormous privilege to present this foundational work by Kusama," said Michael Rooks, the High’s Wieland Family curator of modern and contemporary art....
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Narcissus (Selfie), 2015. Ink, crayon, 15" x 20", Image courtesy artist.
Like the soundtrack that quietly infuses his Southwest Atlanta studio, Alejandro Agui...
Joe Tsambiras: Study for Children of Alice II, 2015, graphite on paper.
Sprawl! Drawing Outside the Lines is an apt name for the exhibition that has taken ove...
