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Celebrating a quarter century of artistic innovation and drawn from over three hundred photographs from the series in the Museum’s collection, Picturing the South: 25 Years will gather work from each of the completed commissions.

Really Free draws on the Museum’s leading collection of Rowe’s work, presenting nearly fifty of her drawings, the majority of which come from the generous gifts that Rowe’s friend and gallerist Judith Alexander made to the Museum between 1998 and 2003.

These early “gatecrashers” defied life circumstances that limited their access to art training and, thus,
redefined who could be an artist in America.

Postcards from Paris is the first exhibition to bring together Kertész’s rare carte postale prints.

KAWS PRINTS is the first comprehensive exhibition featuring KAWS’s drawings, color charts, and rare early prints of as well as almost his entire output of editioned prints spanning more than twenty years.

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The High Museum is pleased to announce that Felicia Neal Daniel has joined the Museum as chief financial officer.