High Museum of Art

Caroline Giddis shares insight on Monir’s path to artistic acclaim.

Learn more about “Untitled (Muqarnas)” from Caroline Giddis.

Learn how to submit your drawing for a chance to be included in our upcoming Piazza installation.

Check out some of our staff members’ favorite gifts for this holiday season.

The arts play a crucial role in toddlers’ development, which is why we provide robust programming for our youngest visitors.

Learn more about “Chief” from the High’s Assistant Curator of Photography, Maria L. Kelly.

Get some food inspiration from works on view at the High Museum of Art.

This year, the High is partnering with Visual AIDS to share stories by artists who live with HIV/AIDS.

Read more from Caroline Giddis as she shares hauntingly good details and inspirations in Veneziano’s work.

Watch our Frances B. Bunzl Family Curator of European Art, Claudia Einecke, discuss Eternal Spring.

Learn more about the relationship between the two European artists from the High’s Evelyn Newsome.

In this month’s Collection Highlight, Stephen Burks shares more on Broom Thing.

Learn more about the High’s offerings this season.

Learn more about this month’s collection highlight with Nailah Barnes.

Meet Nailah, Sojourner, and Nyaradzai through a Q&A with the Fellows.

Sojourner Hunt discusses Walkowitz’s Rock and Bathers (1917).

Read more on how Thompson’s work was inspired by traditional European painters, from the Renaissance to the early twentieth century.

Below is a recap of the day by the numbers — we are thrilled and grateful that so many of you joined us!

In this month’s highlight, we take a look at Marion Palfi’s To the Colored Waiting Room

Reflect on the legacy of Juneteenth through our permanent collection

Join us in Sherald’s studio for an inside look at her process and the inspiration behind her historic portrait.

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.