High Museum of Art

Reinvigorate your bookshelf (and mind) with recommendations from Michael Rooks, the High’s Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art

Learn about Gee’s Bend quilter Mary Lee Bendolph, and dream up a quilt you’d like to lay on the bed—or hang on the wall.

This Atlanta-based artist creates stunning tapestries by weaving together traditional techniques and contemporary ideas.

Cozy up and let art and cinema transport you to a romantic locale.

Explore Hatch’s design process, create your own designs for a wall arrangement, and learn more with a math curriculum connection.

Bring out the beauty in colorful bottle caps, printed labels, and other recycled or found objects.

Without formal training, these artists “crashed the gates” of major museums in the United States, diversifying the art world across lines…

If you could fly over your buildings and streets, what do you think you would see? Draw an aerial view of a special place, and learn…

Browse phenomenal recs from the High’s Associate Curator of Photography and resident photography addict.

How do you capture a person in a picture? Learn how photographers do it, and explore further learning with a social studies teacher…

If you’re looking for something to distract you and Tiger King is not that thing, here are several art-related options you can stream now…

Where do we keep our memories? Explore Tejo Remy’s special drawers and reflect on memories through drawing and writing.

Haunting and mesmerizing, Shirin Neshat’s film Possessed (2001) interrogates the complexities of gender, politics, and public space in…

Monica’s reading about architecture, the environment, Polish lit…and hanging out with her Vizsla dogs.

Driskell’s legacy lives on in his pioneering work as a scholar and as an artist whose work has inspired generations to celebrate African…

What will your arrangement say about who you are and what you value?

Even in times of global distress, creative expression can come to our aid.

Spending time at home with kids? The High is here with creative movement-based activities to try together.

During a pandemic, when we’re hyperfocused on a fearsome virus, why come together online to improve Wikipedia?

Spending time at home with kids? The High is here with art-making activities to try together.

March is Women’s History Month. How will you commemorate the accomplishments and struggles of phenomenal women throughout history?

Ghanaian artist Paa Joe recreates the hulking prisons that held enslaved Africans before their perilous forcedjourneys westward.

As a black creative making history in the luxury fashion world, Virgil Abloh references innovators like Duchamp and Caravaggio in his…

American sculptor Thomas Ball was a romantic. Learn how his loving nature shaped a favorite sculpture at the High Museum.