17dec(dec 17)11:00 am12sep(sep 12)5:00 pmFeaturedRuth E. Carter: Afrofuturism in Costume Design

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Academy Award-winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter is an expert storyteller who harnesses the power of visual communication to share narratives of culture, race, and politics. Creating costumes for generation-defining
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Academy Award-winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter is an expert storyteller who harnesses the power of visual communication to share narratives of culture, race, and politics. Creating costumes for generation-defining films like Black Panther, Selma, and Do the Right Thing, she brings vibrancy, nuance, color, and texture to each of her culture-shifting characters. Carter’s exhibition Afrofuturism in Costume Design at SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion Film features unforgettable designs from nearly four decades of her career within an Afrofuturistic installation incorporating original artwork by SCAD alum Brandon Sadler, whose murals were prominently featured in Black Panther.
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December 17 (Thursday) 11:00 am - September 12 (Sunday) 5:00 pm
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General Admission: $10 adv
Seniors/Military: $8 adv
Students: $5 adv
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BUY NOW09jan(jan 9)11:00 am21mar(mar 21)4:00 pmFeaturedMelissa Huang: Another Day Another Girl

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The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art presents a solo exhibition featuring Atlanta artist and Georgia State University MFA candidate, Melissa Huang (born 1992). Her dreamlike oil paintings, prints, sculptures, and
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The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art presents a solo exhibition featuring Atlanta artist and Georgia State University MFA candidate, Melissa Huang (born 1992). Her dreamlike oil paintings, prints, sculptures, and video art explore digitally constructed bodies and identities. In her often self-referential artwork, Huang explores the multiplicity of identity. How one is perceived by others and the ways one presents oneself can change from person to person, situation to situation. Another Day Another Girl explores themes like personalities versus personas and technology and social media’s effects (both positive and negative) on the search for and establishment of identity.
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January 9 (Saturday) 11:00 am - March 21 (Sunday) 4:00 pm
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Adults: $8
Students/Seniors: $5
Children (6 and under): Free!
16jan(jan 16)9:30 am09may(may 9)5:30 pmFeaturedThe Pigeon Comes to Atlanta! A Mo Willems Exhibit

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The Museum's newest featured exhibit invites you to visit the whimsical world of beloved children's book author Mo Willems and his cast of lovable characters, including best friend duo Elephant
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The Museum’s newest featured exhibit invites you to visit the whimsical world of beloved children’s book author Mo Willems and his cast of lovable characters, including best friend duo Elephant Gerald and Piggie, faithful companion Knuffle Bunny, and The Pigeon, the wily city bird best known for his antics in Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!
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January 16 (Saturday) 9:30 am - May 9 (Sunday) 5:30 pm
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Single Ticket Prices: $12.95 to $18.95 adv
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BUY NOW21jan(jan 21)11:00 am05sep(sep 5)5:00 pmFeaturedAlbert Watson: The Light Behind The Lens

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A widely prolific artist, Albert Watson has photographed the most iconic images of our time, merging fashion photography, celebrity portraiture, and fine art. From Andy Warhol to Kate Moss to
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A widely prolific artist, Albert Watson has photographed the most iconic images of our time, merging fashion photography, celebrity portraiture, and fine art. From Andy Warhol to Kate Moss to Hollywood royalty, Watson’s striking photographs have graced more than 100 covers of Vogue worldwide and elite publications such as TIME magazine, Rolling Stone, and Harper’s Bazaar.
The Light Behind the Lens, Watson’s first solo U.S. museum exhibition, features more than 50 works curated from his extensive photographic archive to showcase his distinctive style, expert use of light and shadow, and the wide range of his artistic career.
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January 21 (Thursday) 11:00 am - September 5 (Sunday) 5:00 pm
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Adults: $20 adv
Seniors/Military: $8 adv
Students: $5 adv
Children (14 and under): Free!
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BUY NOW26jan(jan 26)10:00 am09may(may 9)4:00 pmFeaturedWondrous Worlds: Art & Islam Through Time & Place

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Wondrous Worlds: Art & Islam Through Time & Place explores the long history, vast geographic expanse, and remarkable diversity of works of art in the Islamic world. Organized by and drawn
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Wondrous Worlds: Art & Islam Through Time & Place explores the long history, vast geographic expanse, and remarkable diversity of works of art in the Islamic world. Organized by and drawn from the collections of The Newark Museum of Art, Wondrous Worlds features more than 100 works in nearly all media, including carpets, costumes, jewelry, ceramics, glassware, metalworks, prints, paintings, and photographs. Contemporary works from artists Rachid Koraichi and Victor Ekpuk, and calligrapher Hassan Massoudy are shown alongside works from as early as the ninth century. Highlights of the exhibition include dazzling lusterware from Iran and Spain, delicate prayer rugs from Turkey and India, a majestic pair of early-20th-century Egyptian applique tent hangings and Harem #1 by the Moroccan-American photographer Lalla Essaydi.
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January 26 (Tuesday) 10:00 am - May 9 (Sunday) 4:00 pm
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Adults: $8
Students/Seniors/Children: $6
30jan(jan 30)12:00 pm27mar(mar 27)4:00 pmFeaturedCourtney McClellan: Simulations

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For more than six years, artist Courtney McClellan has studied the relationship between performance and the law. Her exploration centers on legal simulation intended to educate future attorneys. Art Historian
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For more than six years, artist Courtney McClellan has studied the relationship between performance and the law. Her exploration centers on legal simulation intended to educate future attorneys. Art Historian Robert Blackson said, “Simulation is practice that leads to theory.” During trial simulation, students may play the role of lawyer, witness or judge. Their actions are theatrical and speculative.
Simulations is a photo installation that includes images of practice courtrooms at law schools throughout the American South. The series depicts spaces that are simultaneously courtroom, classroom, and theater. These sites even occasionally host the actual adjudication of law, for example a state appellate case. The images address the architecture of training, performance, agency, and power.
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January 30 (Saturday) 12:00 pm - March 27 (Saturday) 4:00 pm
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General Admission: $5