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The High Museum of Art is showing a nationally touring exhibition entitled “David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History,” co-organized with the Portland Museum of Art, Maine. Presenting approximately 60 paintings and works on paper, it shows the span of the artist’s practice over seven decades and highlights his recognizable style and use of collage. The High Museum of Art is showing a nationally touring exhibition entitled “David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History,” co-organized with the Portland Museum of Art, Maine. Presenting approximately 60 paintings and works on paper, it shows the span of the artist’s practice over seven decades and highlights his recognizable style and use of collage. Imagery found within his work combines the Black American experience with his observations of the American landscape and the African diaspora. As the first major survey of Driskell’s work since his death in April 2020 at age 88, the exhibition begins at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta before traveling to the Portland Museum of Art (June 19–September 12, 2021), The Phillips Collection (October 6, 2021–January 9, 2022) and the Cincinnati Art Museum (February 25–May 15, 2022).
Marking the High Museum's 25th anniversary of its Picturing the South program is its latest exhibition.
In Atlanta, "KAWS Prints" is on view through March 27, 2022.
“Another Bird of Paradise” is on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia (MOCA GA).
The group photography exhibition “Underexposed” is on view at High Museum of Art through August 1.
“Between Two Waves” by Michele Mikesell is on view at Alan Avery Art Contemporary.
Atlanta Contemporary presents "Of Care and Destruction."
Cig Harvey's show "Eat Flowers" is on view at Jackson Fine Art.
On view at SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta is “Albert Watson: The Light Behind the Lens.”
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