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Georgia Museum of ArtWalk around Athens and you’ll start spotting welded metal sculptures full of repeated nature symbols, rusted to a soft reddish brown. Who makes these magical creations? Harold Rittenberry, a native Athenian, who’s lived just off Baxter Street for most of his life. -
This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts River Gracey and Andy Miller discuss how to deal with political anxiety for the upcoming election.
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This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts River Gracey and Andy Miller discuss the rise in COVID numbers. -
Every summer, we participate in Blue Star Museums, a program organized by the National Endowment for the Arts that offers free admission and special discounts to military personnel and their families from Armed Forces Day through Labor Day. -
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Did you know that some photographs don’t use a camera at all? In fact, the very first photographs in history, taken in 1827, didn’t use one. Instead, they placed objects on chemically treated paper, and then exposed the results to light. Contemporary artist Kei Ito is doing the same thing two hundred years later, and you can see his work on view at the museum through July 14. -
This week on the Georgia Health Report, hosts River Gracey and Andy Miller discuss how DEI programs help improve the medical field.
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Have you ever admired some art in a vacation rental and wished you could take it home with you? One gallery in Athens that doubles as a short-term rental space will let you do just that. -
