welcome Plan Your Visit Admission to the Museum is always free. Enjoy works by many notable artists as well as ArtWorks, an interactive gallery designed to introduce young visitors to art through experiential learning. Flimp Festival The Flimp Festival is the Museum’s annual celebration of imagination, humor, and creativity. This free event features more than a dozen art activities, chalk art, outdoor games, music, and food vendors. Summer Camps Throughout the summer, the Museum offers a variety of week-long, thematic camps for youths that focus on art fundamentals in different mediums. exhibitions Second Sight Second Sight: Women Artists of the South features the prolific female artists in the South, including Clara Weaver Parrish, Anne Goldthwaite, and Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald. On view through May 19, 2019. About Face This exhibition explores the lineage and influence between the revolutionary first generation of artists and contemporary ceramicists working in the figural genre. On view through May 12, 2019. War and Pieces In Bouke de Vries: War and Pieces, the artist simulates a tablescape like those created for 17th-century banquets using found objects such as broken ceramic, porcelain shards, and modern plastic elements. On view through May 12, 2019. events Make Your Event Unforgettable The Museum is a great place to host your next event, and our Special Events Coordinator can create an occasion you and your guests will remember! Weekend Tours Learn more about the art on view at the Museum in these free docent-led tours offered at 1 PM the first Sunday and third Saturday of each month. Cell Phone Tour Take the Museum’s cell phone audio tour on your next visit. Featuring artists, curators, and students these tours offer insights into the works on view. education Earth's Heart Visit ArtWorks on Thursday afternoons to learn about different cultures. Young learners will be introduced to the basic greetings, visual arts, music, clothing, and traditions of the country in focus. Tales for Tots Perfect for kids ages 2 to 5 and their adult caregivers, this free program helps develop early learning and fine motor skills through storytelling and a simple craft. Short Course Bringing together curators and artists, Short Course is an opportunity to take a deep dive into our special exhibitions as well as our permanent collection.
