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The High Museum of Art invites Atlantans to celebrate the legacy of artist Isamu Noguchi with a lantern parade linking the museum to his iconic "Playscapes" installation in Piedmont Park. Inspired by Noguchi's signature "Akari" lanterns, this family-friendly evening blends art, movement, and community in a unique outdoor experience. The event begins with access to […]
The Japan-America Society of Georgia is pleased to present a special program highlighting the unique role ART plays in US-Japan relations. Join JASG for an enlightening event dedicated to the artistry and craftsmanship of Japan, where tradition meetsinnovation in the world of cultural preservation. Featuring Ms. Sara Ribbans, Conservator of Asian Paintings at the Cleveland […]
Observers in the seventeenth century described the Netherlands as the world’s marketplace. Dutch merchants possessed a capitalist mindset and benefited from innovations in naval and military technology. The Dutch East India Company, the world’s first multinational corporation, was founded in 1602 to dominate trade in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, forever changing the global economy. […]
Join the High Museum of Art for the first solo exhibition at an American museum for sculptor and printmaker Bruce Onobrakpeya (born 1932), one of the fathers of Nigerian modernism and a founding member of the Zaria Art Society, an art collective that developed the “natural synthesis” aesthetic that came to define early postcolonial Nigerian […]
Want more Yayoi Kusama in your life? Catch a screening of Kusama—Infinity, the movie the New York Times says provides “ample, illuminating access to an artist’s way of thinking and working.” Before the film, stop in and learn some tips and tricks on how to create Japanese origami with The Japan-America Society of Georgia. After the screening stick […]
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