High Museum of Art

What is it that drives us to create? Explore artworks, songs, and books to fuel your creative drive.

As we look for the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, this world-renowned installation immerses viewers in an emotional experience…

Learn how artists use symbols to communicate without words, and try creating your own symbolic artwork.

Learn about Thrash, an artist who was instrumental in creating a new printmaking process that lent rich, tones to his prints of rural…

Learn how to use shadows to ground your artworks in real space and time.

Learn about Ilse Bing, a photographer whose work documented the “new woman” of the early twentieth century.

Let’s talk about pies and the furniture designed to keep them safe.

In the videos below, two Mellon Undergraduate Curatorial Fellows share an insightful discussion on Bey’s photography and the power of

On this historical culinary journey, Lauren Tate Baeza introduces three staple grains from ancient Africa, how they were prepared, and how…

Find out how Tonalist artists of the 1800s used subtle modulations in color to create moody atmosphere, and then create your own…

This Black History Month, watch as we explore David Driskell’s self portrait that honors the ancient Kingdom of Benin.

Between exhibitions, a calligraphy pop-up shop, and tons of great photo ops, there’s plenty to do with your loved one.

In his upcoming talk, Cyrus will delve into the role of self-education in his artistic practice, as well as themes of Black American…

Overcome with the bittersweet feeling of nostalgia, we may look to art as a bridge to a loving memory. Explore artworks, poetry, and…

Get familiar with Art Nouveau style, learn about Tiffany glassware, and try your hand at designing a vase.

With the High’s curator of American art as your guide, learn about this portrait of a seamstress from the 1930s.

Learn about architect Louis Sullivan’s stylized designs, and then find unexpected objects to use as stamps on handmade cards.

Bird lovers will delight in the many glorious winged creatures to be found in the High’s Bestowing Beauty exhibition.

Watch as the High’s curator of African art discusses this powerful Igbo sculpture venerating Mami Wata, a divine water spirit.

Watch as the artist and the exhibition’s curators discuss abstraction, history, and positionality in Mehretu’s major retrospective at the…

Eighty-six years apart, two ceramic artworks pay homage to New York City and its groundbreaking music culture.

Watch as two Mellon Curatorial Fellows discuss how Bey depicted a legacy of Black sophistication and culture in Harlem.

With handmade goods from talented local makers, you’ll find the perfect gift at the High’s market.

It’s smoke rising through the trees, a deep sigh of release, yellow and orange, the smell of burning firewood.