Atlanta chalk artist Jessie Queen also may be the queen of Albany Museum of Art ChalkFest. On Saturday, her work was recognized as Best of Show in the Professional Category, an award she also won at the 2021 festival.
 
Taking first place in the School Category was the Westover High School team. The top individual entry for amateur Community Artists was Amelia Curtis.

Add some special flair to your holiday gift wrapping this year with the Bows & Tags Workshop 10 am-noon on Saturday, Dec 3 at the Albany Museum of Art. Henrietta Ladson and Tricia Moreschi will lead the workshop. They will show you how to turn your gift wrapping into a work of art that the recipient will appreciate as much as the gift itself.

The year-end holidays will be here before you know it, which means school holiday breaks also are just a few weeks away. For busy parents who are looking for safe, creative ways for their children to spend their winter break from school, the Albany Museum of Art has a pair of popular holiday art camps that will fill their days with art, activities, and fun while encouraging them to use their imagination.

​Andrew J. Wulf, Ph.D., executive director of the Albany Museum of Art, has been recognized by Georgia Trend magazine in its inaugural Georgia 500, a comprehensive list of 500 influential local leaders who are driving the state’s economy.