Opening | Spacing Out: Art and Topology Pop-up Museum

Spacing Out: Art and Topology Pop-up Museum at the UGA McBay Science Library is a special exhibition, coordinated by the UGA Department of Mathematics in tandem with the UGA Arts Collaborative, showcasing an exciting variety of student artworks inspired by and demonstrating fascinating o

Weekly Zine Jam at the Art Library

The Art Library's weekly zine jams are a space for UGA students to meet up and make zines and collages. This event is held every Wednesday from 3 PM to 5 PM.

Exhibition | Bookmarked: One Hundred Images

Weekly Zine Jam at the Art Library

The Art Library's weekly zine jams are a space for UGA students to meet up and make zines and collages. This event is held every Wednesday from 3 PM to 5 PM.

Jaap Blonk Double Feature

Dutch artist and sound poet Jaap Blonk visits UGA and Athens by way of the Lamar Dodd School of Art as part of his 40th tour to the United States. The events are free and open to the public.
 

Small Scale Wood Carving Demo | Adam Atkinson

Image: Adam Atkinson, Touching Me, 2016. 2.25” x 3.25” x 1”. Brooch, copper, silver, antique bear fur. Image courtesy of the artist.

Performative Lecture: The Deli Diaries

As a 31-year-old delicatessen clerk searching for love, laughter and a well-balanced lunch, Nebraska-based artist, Ella Weber will share what’s behind the counter in her debut novel, The Deli Diaries. Struggling to find purpose slicing meat, three existential slices of ham hover above. 

UGA Arts Collaborative Launch Party

Please join us for the official launch and celebration of the UGA Arts Collaborative, hosted by the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts. The event will feature food, drink, welcoming remarks, and a chance to gather in community with creative practitioners and collaborators.

Weekly Zine Jam at the Art Library

The Art Library's weekly zine jams are a space for UGA students to meet up and make zines and collages. This event is held every Wednesday from 3 PM to 5 PM.

Artist Talk | Tokie Rome-Taylor

Photo-based artist Tokie Rome-Taylor focuses on questions that stem from ethnographic and historical research. Her work is inspired by the material, spiritual and familial culture of descents of southern African Americans.