Deana Lawson is a Brooklyn-based photographer known for investigating and challenging conventional representations of Black identities and bodies through her photographs. Seated on a worn couch in modest surroundings, the man in this image wears jewelry associated with that worn by Asante people of Ghana, who are known for…

Get some food inspiration from works on view at the High Museum of Art. By Brittany Mizell, Public Relations Specialist, High Museum of Art As we near Thanksgiving, I want to touch on a delectable topic surrounding the holiday — food. One can never have enough dishes on the table…

This year, the High is partnering with Visual AIDS to share stories by artists who live with HIV/AIDS. By Brittany Mizell, Public Relations Specialist, High Museum of Art Art is often a response to what’s happening in society. As a form of expression, it can give words to things we…

Read more from Caroline Giddis as she shares hauntingly good details and inspirations in Veneziano’s work. By Caroline Giddis, Curatorial Research Associate, High Museum of Art What better way to celebrate October than with this spooky print from the High Museum of Art’s collection? This unsettling scene of skeletal beasts…

Rodin commonly began his sculptures by modeling clay or wax or by working directly in plaster. …

Rodin and Monet were closer than one might assume. Learn more about the two European artists from the High’s Evelyn Newsome. By Evelyn Newsome, Coordinator of Lifelong Learning Programs, High Museum of Art “[T]he same feeling of brotherhood, the same love of art, has made us friends forever. [. …

The exhibition Stephen Burks: Shelter in Place explores ideas concerning domesticity — namely asking how we can design our interiors to enable joyful living while empowering creativity. For nearly twenty years, Stephen Burks and his studio Stephen Burks Man Made have been proponents of a pluralistic vision of design…

By Brittany Mizell, Public Relations Specialist, High Museum of Art This fall, the High has a number of exhibitions on view and events taking place, and we want to ensure you have all the know-before-you-go information on hand. …

This spring, Mellon Undergraduate Curatorial Fellow Nailah Barnes co-curated the exhibition Off the Grid, on view on the Lower Level of the Wieland Pavilion until September 4. In this video, she discusses Sheila Pree Bright’s Untitled 28, from the Suburbia series (2007). People are absent from Bright’s photograph, leaving…