Read a Review of “Walks to the Paradise Garden” featuring photos by Roger Manley
A Love Note to the Quirky South
News
Gregg Museum Director at the High Museum in Atlanta GA thru May 19
Way Out There: The Art of Southern Backroads
Coming Next Week: Southern Surreal
Tilden J. Stone’s fascinating and masterful furniture, featuring trompe ‘oeil techniques, hidden compartments, virtuoso carving and design, and much more. Opening reception 6pm Thursday March 21. On exhibition through September 8, 2019.
Next Week at the Gregg: “Explorations”
Christina Lorena Weisner talks about her work and exhibition on Thursday, February 28, 6 pm to 8pm. Those interested in the sciences, global concerns, and how humans affect their environment should attend.
Susan Harbage Page at the Gregg
Thursday, February 21 at 6pm. The artist discusses her work, her current exhibition “Borderlands”, and engages in a discussion with community members on the topic of the U.S./Mexico border and immigration.
Spring is Springing at the Gregg!
Our garden is in the process of spring sprucing-up! Come and enjoy our beautiful outdoor spaces when the weather is warm! Great place to study, have lunch, meet with friends, or take a stroll!
Exhibitions Now Open
“Borderlands-Evidence from the Rio Grande” by Susan Harbage Page “Explorations-Science Sculptures” by Christina Lorena Weisner
Left Handed Liberty Exhibition Now Open Through June 23
The self-taught North Carolina artists featured in “Left-Handed Liberty” sometimes achieved recognition as innovative creative minds, but often started out exploring their art in deeply personal ways. They made art in their homes, their workshops,
Rural Avant-Garde Closes December 30
This exhibition – features art from, among many others, John Cage, Merce Cunningham, and Sally Mann. Works shown include Cage’s “STEPS” (featured image), an interdisciplinary work blending music, dance and painting, and smoke paintings made
Jazz from Thomas Taylor
Featuring selections from his newest recording The Seeker. Concert is free and open to the public, starting at 7:30pm in the Grand Lobby.
Artist’s Lecture Nov. 29 Russian Renaissance Revival Jewelry
A lecture by jewelry historian Ana Estrades explores the fascinating world of 19th century Renaissance Revival jewelry in “Reinhold Vasters: Forging the Renaissance in the Museum.” Estrades, who recently taught the first Gems and Jewelry semester course at
CHECK OUT AN ART TOTE!
The tote bag includes drawing pencils, drawing paper, a viewfinder and a magnifying glass. Anyone can check out an art tote and sketch in the galleries or the pollinator garden.
Fall Weather is here. Come enjoy the garden.
Our Pollinator Garden is the perfect spot for taking a break from a busy day, meeting for lunch, or simply relaxing while you study.
Hallowe’en at the Gregg!
Come in costume and perhaps win a prize! On Halloween night, Jodi Wille, documentary filmmaker, curator, and book publisher presents WE ARE NOT ALONE (2016), her short film about the unconventional Unarius Academy of Science
RENDERED SMALL Weds, Oct 24 by Marsha Gordon & Louis Cherry
A fascinating documentary about collectors of scale model American folk art buildings. Collectors Steven Burke and Randy Campbell will be on hand to answer questions, and to show some of the actual collection!