Familiar Rhythm: Time, Nostalgia, and Memory

Maiya Lea Hartman, Larry Cook, and Kimberly Anderson rethink methods of memory-making and documentation through the manipulation of photography.

Wadsworth & Jae Jarrell: Art Making / World Making

Art Making / World Making presents a selection of works by Wadsworth and Jae Jarrell from key points in their

Still Waters

Still Waters explores waterscapes from the permanent collection, inviting viewers into a world where calm becomes a transformative force.

2nd Southwest Georgia Student Exhibition

Works by students from Southwest Georgia are on view.

Echoes of the Past

Three AMA galleries offer an expansive presentation of African art from the permanent collection.

A Legacy Built with Nature

Athos Menaboni is renowned for his exquisit depictions of birds, often accompanied by flora from their habitats.

Framing Time

The exhibition unites influential photographers from the AMA permanent collection whose work spans nearly a century.

In Conversation: Will Wilson

Will Wilson’s art projects center around the continuation and transformation of customary Indigenous cultural practice.

Hues of Skin and Earth

Jamele Wright, Sr. offers an immersive and imaginative experience of memories, feelings, and experiences interconnected with color, shape, and form.

Her Ladyship, Countess of Cumakala

Buqaqawuli Nobakada is a South African artist who specializes in the depiction of "performative visuality."

Michael Jones: Polyphonic

"Michael Jones: Polyphonic" explores sounds of the South and the distinct music culture that has surrounded the Southern region throughout

Idea Machines

These artworks map out ideas or concepts, rather than embody a materialistic masterpiece.

20th Century Small Works on Paper

This exhibition brings together the diverse works of three distinguished artists from the early 20th century—Kenneth Hayes Miller, Lamar Baker,

Home

Within the AMA’s permanent collection, there are a number of works that may give viewers that sense of “home.”

Know, Learn, Wonder

This exhibition presents a selection of works from the Albany Museum of Art permanent Sub-Saharan African Collection.

Southwest Georgia Student Art Exhibition

The first Juried Southwest Georgia Student Art Exhibition features works by middle and high school students.

Beauty in the Humble Places

"Beauty in the Humble Places" is a retrospective covering more than three decades of the career of artist David Lanier.

Rootwork

Jillian Marie Browning explores Southern culture in this exhibition of recent works by the artist.

Sixty Years of Masterpieces and Memories

This exhibition celebrates artworks in the AMA collection and the donors who have supported the museum of six decades.

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