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@georgiamuseum@glammr.us
2026-02-10 15:31:40

Thanks to Lisa Yin Zhang at @… for selecting our "Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone" as one of "8 Art Books to Read This February." Shepherded by Jeffrey Richmond-Moll and Shawnya Harris with a slew of coauthors, this book accompanies the exhibition that opens February 14 at Peabody Essex Museum, August 8 at Georgia Museum of Art and Apri…

An image of the cover of the book "Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone," featuring a close-up of a marble statue by Edmonia Lewis of two Native American people (a man and a woman) holding hands against a blue background. The words "Edmonia Lewis" appear in front of the statue in blue.
@emd@cosocial.ca
2026-01-11 20:48:32

RE: glammr.us/@overholt/1158779543
Yup I just turned 51 and needed to get vaccinated for measles again.

@georgiamuseum@glammr.us
2025-12-10 14:28:41

How many tours has Jean Petrovs given over her 30 years of being a docent at the Georgia Museum of Art? So many that we don't even know. Our community docents help us do so much: leading regular tours of the collection, advocating for us throughout the Athens area and, of course, helping with our 5th-grade tours every year. 🎉 Cheers to Jean and to ALL our docents.

Jean Petrovs (left), a longtime community docent at the Georgia Museum of Art, poses for a photo with the University of Georgia mascot Hairy Dawg and her husband, Red Petrovs, at a museum event.
@georgiamuseum@glammr.us
2026-02-11 16:33:24

What's new in our collection? Work by #JohnRhoden, #BeverlyBuchanan, #RobertoBurleMarx, #GwenNorton, …

A colorful geometric abstract painting by Brazilian architect Robert Burle Marx, with a background of soft rectangular color blocks and a foreground of many different shapes in many different colors and sizes.
@ecukier@glammr.us
2026-02-09 23:49:48

Trying to think of a size reference for the hailstones falling outside, and settled on "israeli couscous".

@DamonHD@mastodon.social
2025-12-08 19:28:48

I have decided that tomorrow morning I really have to, um, get my rear in gear and get two things done:
1) check company accounts for submission
2) bowel cancer test sample fun
This is my glamorous life!

@georgiamuseum@glammr.us
2026-01-08 14:11:05

Artist #BoramieSao will be visiting campus on January 24. We're putting up her painting that's part of our collection AND borrowing its companion piece as part of the exhibition "We, Too, Are Made of Wonders." The two paintings are mirror images, one dark, one light. Read on to learn a little more about the artist and her work.

Boramie Ann Sao's painting "A Dark Night of the Soul, Pt. 1 (Lightness)." Made in oil on linen, it's vertically oriented and abstract, with a cream-colored background and various neutral-colored biomorphic shapes that call to mind leaves and other parts of plants nestled together around a white circle in the middle.
@georgiamuseum@glammr.us
2026-01-06 15:41:38

Looking for inspiration in the new year? A chance to rediscover wonder and connect with nature? Our big spring semester exhibition, "We, Too, Are Made of Wonders," opens January 24 and takes inspiration from a poem by Ada Limón currently traveling to Jupiter on the Europa Clipper space probe.
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An abstract painting by Jean Xceron from 1946 titled "Radar." A group of shapes, mostly in or outlined in black, but also including a red disc, float against a fuzzy, almost cloudy background. Some of them suggest radar implements.
@georgiamuseum@glammr.us
2026-02-05 16:14:07

At long last, the Georgia Museum of Art is on Bloomberg Connects, with a free digital guide that includes audio and visual content, wayfinding, translation into more than 50 languages, robust alt-text and more.
georgiamuseum.org/enhancing-ac

A screenshot of part of the Bloomberg Connects app, showing three rows of square thumbnails of works in the museum's collection, each with a little headphone icon in the bottom right corner, indicating audio content.
@georgiamuseum@glammr.us
2025-12-04 13:25:15

We used to write a blog post at the end of every semester celebrating our interns. It was lovely to appreciate their work and find nice things to say about them. But when we shifted to letting THEM talk about their work and their experience, the post became much more powerful. Here they are, writing about what they got out of their internships and the different things they learned. ❤️

8 photographs collaged together into a 2 x 4 grid of interns at the Georgia Museum of Art during the fall semester of 2025