InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·2d agoLeading the High Museum of ArtAs the High Museum of Art celebrates its centennial, meet the nine people who have served as its directors.
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Nov 4Art, Awe, and Awakening: A Museum-Based Spiritual ExperienceLearn more about our Seeing with Spirit program, where mindfulness and spirituality intersect.
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Oct 28Cymbal Symbols: Katherine Dreier’s Experiments in Art and MusicIn the second installation of the “High Notes” series, Matthew Shorten connects the threads between music and art in the work of Katherine…
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Oct 1From House to Museum: Atlanta’s Home for ArtLearn how the High Museum of Art got its start in a group of elegant mansions along Peachtree Street.
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Aug 26Building the Collection: CeramicsLearn how the High’s rich ceramics collection has grown to become the largest category within the Decorative Arts and Design department.
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Aug 19On the Digital Record: Why the High is Digitizing Thousands of Artworks on PaperBy Laurie Kind, Collections Digitization Coordinator, High Museum of Art
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Jun 22From Playthings to Protected Art: A Look into the High’s Benson Paper DollsLearn more about the history of these paper dolls and the work that went into getting them display ready.
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Jun 3Building the Collection: The Richman Collection of African ArtHow the Orly plane crash inspired the creation of an African Art department at the High Museum of Art
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·May 27High Notes: Listening with Our Eyes: “Apollo Disguised as a Shepherd” by Valentin de Boulogne…In the “High Notes” series, Matthew Shorten bridges the worlds of music and art through works in the High’s collection.A response icon1A response icon1
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·May 20Engaging Georgia’s Incarcerated Youth through Art181Kate McLeod shares how the High is providing art experiences for students in the Department of Juvenile Justice.