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| Albany | • Albany Museum of Art | ||
| Athens | • Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia | ||
| Atlanta | • Atlanta Contemporary Art Center | The Contemporary | ||
| • Carlos Museum at Emory University | |||
| • High Museum of Art | |||
| • Madison Museum of Fine Art | |||
| • Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia | |||
| • Oglethorpe University Museum | |||
| • Spelman College Museum of Fine Art | |||
| Augusta | • Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art | ||
| • Morris Museum of Art | |||
| Cartersville | • Booth Western Art Museum | ||
| Columbus | • Columbus Museum | ||
| Macon | • Museum of Arts and Sciences | ||
| Marietta | • Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art | ||
| Savannah | • Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Museum of Art | ||
| • Telfair Museum of Art | |||
Morris Museum of ArtPainters’ Reel: Contemporary Painting in GeorgiaJUNE 19–SEPTEMBER 26, 2010
Rocio Rodriguez, July 5, 06 No. 1, 2008, 8.5 x 9 inches. Originally organized by the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon, the exhibition features work by ten of Georgia’s most accomplished and famed contemporary artists, including several with long-standing ties to the Morris Museum—among them Don Cooper, Cheryl Goldsleger, Philip Morsberger, and Tom Nakashima. The work in the exhibition is distinguished by masterly technique, fantastic imagery, and a wonderful sense of color. This is the last opportunity to view this body of work, as it will be dispersed on the closing of the exhibition at the Morris. |
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