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One of our favorite year-end features is the #UniversityOfGeorgia photographers' round-up of their favorite photos of the past year. Even when our museum isn't in it, it's fun to see their great work and to read their thoughts on the combination of art and luck that makes for a great photo.

just found the official website of deceased iranian prince Gholam Reza Pahlavi
https://www.gholamrezapahlavi.com/

Unhappy Gilmore
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This is a joke, not a threat: don't send me to a camp, please.
#satire #potus45

#VisitAthens, our local convention and visitors bureau, is taking a new approach to destination marketing: a podcast. Athens: Off the Record launched this month and shares the stories that define our town's creative culture. Episode 3 features our own Michael Lachowski, long-time PR coordinator at the museum, #Pylon

Ukraine update: Russian propaganda continues to be the most powerful asset the Kremlin has.
It is exhausting to keep track of the lies, between Trump and The "mainstream" media.
Giorgio shares the friendlink for reports he writes on the frontlines of democracy in Ukraine. He is a hero who risks his life to provide a glimmer of the truth Russia wants to hide.
Support his work, support journalism, and support Ukraine by sharing the friend link to bypass the paywall:…

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There are so many video games about going to an undeveloped landscape and cutting down trees, removing rocks, laying paths, planting orderly gardens, and building increasingly sophisticated home…

Museums don't build job skills. That's what many people think. But our newest experiential learning program is not only preparing these #UniversityOfGeorgia students for their next step, it's also building bridges between campus and community.

We're happy to be teaming up with the Athenaeum at the Lamar Dodd School of Art (#UniversityOfGeorgia), on a pair of exhibitions focusing on #BeverlyBuchanan. Known nationally as a bold experimental artist who worked in land art and video as well as more familiar forms, she lived in Athe…

Ellen Patton has been a joy to add to our learning and engagement team and to our staff as a whole. A native Athenian, she grew up visiting the museum, which helped her forge strong connections with both the artwork and her family. “I think that having these great memories in the museum makes me want to push for everyone who visits to have a connective experience,” Patton said.
Read more about her journey on our blog:

How much does your museum fight about wall texts? Probably a lot! @… discusses different approaches to these interpretive devices.
https://hyperallergic.com/the-sticky-p…