This Week’s Events – High Museum of Art

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Toddler Thursdays,

Every Thursday
Explore a new theme each month, with related artworks, art projects, stories, and tours.
Daily HIGHlights Tours,

Daily
All tours are free with Museum admission, and no reservations are required.
February Friday Jazz,

February 21, 2020
On the third Friday of every month, you’ll enjoy music, drinks, and art. Each month will feature a different style of jazz, from straight ahead to free jazz, bebop to swing, and more.
Teacher Appreciation Day,

February 22, 2020
The High Museum is pleased to offer free days for educators and their guests to preview upcoming special exhibitions while learning more about the programs and resources we offer teachers and students.

Current Exhibitions

Fine Lines: American Works on Paper,

Through March 22, 2020
Fine Lines celebrates a recent gift to the High of 50 late nineteenth-century drawings from Atlanta collector Paul Stein that will be on view at the Museum for the first time. In addition, the exhibition features a suite of watercolors on loan from Stein.
Virgil Abloh: “Figures of Speech”,

Through March 8, 2020
This fall, the High presents the first museum exhibition devoted to the work of Virgil Abloh, the modern, genre-bending artist and designer who became creative director of Louis Vuitton’s menswear in 2018.
Permanent Collection Installation
Shaheen Collection of French Works,

Through November 30, 2030
The Doris and Shouky Shaheen Collection focuses on French art of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Our Strange New Land: Photographs by Alex Harris,

Through May 3, 2020
This latest chapter in the High’s “Picturing the South” commission series features new work made by North Carolina-based photographer Alex Harris on independent film sets throughout the South to explore how the region is seen, imagined and created by contemporary visual storytellers.
The Plot Thickens: Storytelling in European Print Series,

February 22–May 3, 2020
Long before comics and graphic novels, artists used pictures to tell stories. This exhibition presents six series of etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts that do just that.