High Museum of Art

As we reflect on the passing of hooks, let’s look back at a conversation between hooks and artist Alison Saar that deals with Black art…

This piece by iconic pop artist Roy Lichtenstein was recently restored to its original brilliance.

See how legendary artist Sally Mann captured the South’s fraught history in haunting landscape photographs.

On November 26 and 27, these local makers will be offering their handmade wares at the High’s annual market.

Taking inspiration from a vase commemorating the 1876 United States Centennial, Lugo’s 2016 vase is an ode to Atlanta’s history.

Edmondson, a self-taught, Nashville-born Black artist broke barriers with his visionary limestone carvings.

From free days to seminars and membership discounts, there’s something for all our wonderful teachers to enjoy at the High!

Listen as the High’s Curator of European Art discusses Calder’s creation of the mobile—a radical, modern art form.

Community advisors were essential in designing an accessible space for all Atlantans to enjoy. Hear from one advisor, Greg Aikens, a local…

The genre-bending designer hopes to use his new role to “foster greater equity and inclusion” in fashion and creative industries.

In this fascinating light sculpture by DRIFT, technology and nature coexist in a delicate balance.

With more than one hundred artworks by legendary artists Alexander Calder and Pablo Picasso, this exhibition is sure to be a popular one.

Arlonzia Pettway — one of the legendary quilters of Gee’s Bend — captures the exuberance of a garden in bloom in this bright, textured…

Here are five great ways to celebrate the special dads and granddads in your life with live music, artful gifts, and time together in the…

Laarman’s designs “disrupt the rhythm of daily life” by prioritizing fun and function over pure efficiency.

Learn about face jugs and other ceramics, and then make your own clay using simple kitchen ingredients!

Show all the mamas some love with artful gifts, creative family activities, and an exhibition featuring women photographers.

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.