Georgia Museum of Art

Did you miss our pop-up exhibition developed by Katelyn Stauffer’s spring 2026 class POLS 4575H: Women in US Politics? You can now experience “Pretty Politics: Women as Symbols, Women as Subjects” on our website, preserving the work of these students and finding new ways to look at our collection.

https://georgiamuseum.org/online-exhibitions/pretty-politics-women-as-symbols-women-as-subjects/

#OnlineExhibition

Is it possible to achieve environmental justice without justice for laborers in the Global South? Can we apply Western notions of environmentalism to Latin America? Why are workers’ lived experiences so often left out of conversations about resource extraction and allocation? Dr. Pablo Lapegna’s University of Georgia class is examining these questions in a display at the museum titled “Fiber, Food and Fuel: Mexican Environments, Labor and the Taller de Gráfica Popular.”

https://georgiamuseum.org/uga-class-explores-environmental-justice-and-workers-rights-through-mexican-prints/

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RIP Pearl Fryar, a true artist.

What does creating a visitor experience department look like? We promoted Adam Clark, formerly our Museum Shop manager, to manager of visitor experience in February, and he's brought his understanding of retail management to this new position.

Clark said, “What we need is somebody that can look through the eyes of a visitor and identify micro anxiety points, like pinch points, identify any issues they might run into and try to fix them.”

https://georgiamuseum.org/adam-clark-becomes-manager-of-visitor-experience/

Love seeing this year's list of #GuggenheimFellows, which includes a couple of artists whose work we've shown recently: #KotaEzawa and #AllisonJanaeHamilton as well as #UniversityOfGeorgia English professor #EdPavlic.

https://www.gf.org/stories/announcing-the-2026-guggenheim-fellows