The Albany Museum of Art joins with the Albany Civil Rights Institute, Albany Symphony Orchestra and Albany Area Arts Council to present the annual Black History Month concert on Feb 28, 2019.
The Albany Museum of Art brings professional chalk artists, craft beer, music and more to downtown Albany with a new signature fall festival on Sept 22, 2018.
COURAGEOUS CONVERSATIONS ABOUT RACE II Sixty high school students from the Dougherty County School System and Deerfield-Windsor School discuss the difficult topics of race and racism at the Albany Museum of Art.
The Albany Museum of Art and Dougherty County School System are partnering to ensure the system's second-graders get opportunities to view and learn about art.
The Albany Museum of Art and Flint RIver Habitat for Humanity each receives a $10,000 donation from the Artesian City Sertoma Club thanks to the Albany club's truck raffle fundraiser.
Chloe Hinton, education and programming director for the Albany Museum of Art, has been named a finalist in the Albany Chamber of Commerce's Albany Under 40 awards.
Neighborhood for Painters, an exhibition of works by Georgia artists Art Rosenbaum, Michelle Fontaine, Jennifer Hartley and Terry Rowlett, opens June 28 and continues through September 29, 2018.
The Contemporaries is a new group of AMA supporters ages 21-45 who are planning quarterly events that will combine their love for art with getting together with friends, making new ones at entertaining events. The first is set for July 26.
A cinematic first that combines live acting with hand-painted film frames examines the life and mysterious death of Vincent Van Gogh at an outdoor showing of Loving Vincent Friday evening at the Albany Museum of Art. Admission is free.
AMA CALLS FOR COLLEGE FACULTY SUBMISSIONS FOR EXHIBITION
The Albany Museum of Art is inviting college faculty to participate in Educators as Artists: Juried College Faculty Exhibition, which will open August 2 and run through October 13, 2018 in the AMA’s East Gallery. The all-medium exhibition will be juried by artist and curator Didi Dunphy.
Arta, founded in 2014, works with more than 350 specialized shippers around the globe who move fine art for galleries, private collectors and museums, including the Albany Museum of Art after the 2017 storm.
