Recent Acquisitions to the AMA Permanent Collection is on view Feb 2-April 1, 2023 in the Hodges Gallery.

Highlighting Contemporary Art in Georgia: Picture This is a traveling exhibition organized by the Georgia Museum of Art.

What’s SHE Doing? is an exhibition of AMA permanent collection works created by female artists.

In this exhibition, Gregor Turk explores issues related to mapping, cultural signage, and marking place.

In every panel are prominent historical figures who have fought to make strides in the struggle for racial justice.

Atlanta visual artist Tracy Murrell uses silhouettes as entry points to more complex conversations about gender, race and how beauty

The annual Georgia Artists Guild of Albany exhibition features artworks created by Southwest Georgia artists.

Homecoming is a museum-wide exhibition that celebrates the return of the Albany Museum of Art permanent collection.

Eric Mack creates mathematically based renderings with a distinct post-modern twist.

Many of the items on display were once used by the peoples of West Africa to make connections with the

Renaissance and Baroque artworks organized by the Columbia Museum of Art, S.C., with support from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.

"Horse Power" by Cedric Smith explores the all-but-forgotten roles of Black males in the history of American horse culture.

Storytelling, sarcasm, and wit with a distinctly Southern flavor are hallmarks of the work of artist Butch Anthony.

With his camera, Paul Kwilecki captured the essence of work, worship and community in South Georgia.

Educators as Artists IV features artworks by 14 university and college educators.