By: Oglethorpe museum brings back docents - Reporter Newspapers
[…] Docent tours are offered at 2 pm on Sundays. For more, click here […]
View ArticleBy: Einstein Makes an Appearance at Oglethorpe | The Source
[…] of how time functions and how we can use that knowledge to inform our experience of it. Other events include three film screenings and discussions about Einstein-related movies, and an evening of […]
View ArticleBy: "Einstein’s Big Idea" - Tuesday, March 24 - Reporter Newspapers
[…] Weltner Library, Oglethorpe University Museum of Art, 4484 Peachtree Rd., Brookhaven, 30319. Visit: http://museum.oglethorpe.edu/events or call 404-364-8555 for […]
View ArticleBy: Baseball Lecture - Wednesday, Oct. 15 - Reporter Newspapers
[…] Wednesday, Oct. 15, 7-8 p.m. – Hoji Silva Miret presents “Baseball: A Bridge for Reconciliation,” considering travel, tourism and U.S./Cuba relations. General admission: $5; free for Oglethorpe...
View ArticleBy: HADDON SUNDBLOM: Santa Paintings at Oglethorpe Museum of Art. Santa and...
[…] He and Elf Evie are flying in from the North Pole every Saturday in December to visit with kids! Photography permitted and encouraged. For more information click here. […]
View ArticleCocktails with Collectors
By invitation only Oglethorpe University Museum of Art will hosts a cocktail reception and exhibition viewing to honor the private collectors who enrich our permanent collection and who have made the...
View ArticleExhibition Preview | Phyllis Stephens: Story Quilts
OUMA members are invited to preview one of our newest exhibitions, Phyllis Stephens: Story Quilts, on Friday, June 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. Phyllis Stephens is an award-winning fifth generation quilt maker,...
View ArticleHarp | Skylight Gallery Concert Series
Emily Levin is the new Principal Harpist of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the youngest principal harpist of a major American orchestra and Bronze Medal Winner of the 9th USA International Harp...
View ArticleHarpsichord | Skylight Gallery Concert Series
Oglethorpe University Museum of Art’s Skylight Gallery Concert Series presents harpsichordist David Buice. Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of music, amidst the works of art in OUMA’s current exhibitions!
View ArticleSongs of Memory and Nostalgia
Music by Barber, Ives, Bizet and others. Wanda Yang Temko, soprano Brent Runnels, piano Brent Runnels, piano
View ArticleReinventing the Figure: The Portraits and Figural Works of Hattie Saussy and...
Ms. Larissa Randall (’18 Oglethorpe University), Curatorial Intern, Hattie Saussy: Rediscovery of an Artist General admission: $5. Free for OUMA members or with a Petrel Pass.
View ArticleMember Reception
Members of the Oglethorpe University Museum of Art are invited to preview the exhibitions opening January 21: “Hattie Saussy: Rediscovery of an Artist,” the first major retrospective of Hattie Saussy...
View ArticleLady Rebels: Southern Women Artists and Art Education
Dr. Erin R. Corrales-Diaz, Curator, the Johnson Collection, Spartanburg, South Carolina General admission: $5. Free for OUMA members or with a Petrel Pass.
View ArticlePianist John Burke: Grammy Award Send-off Concert
Pianist John Burke, a 2011 Oglethorpe University alumnus, was nominated for a 2017 Grammy Award in the category of Best New Age Album for his newest work, “Orogen“. Before he travels to the 59th Annual...
View ArticleThe Process of Creating a Bowl from Nature
For three generations, the Moulthrops have practiced their art and skill of wood turning using native southeastern woods. Philip and Matt Moulthrop will discuss their family’s creation process as part...
View ArticleAmerican Art of the Early 20th Century
Dr. Stephanie Heydt, Margaret and Terry Stent Curator of American Art, High Museum of Art General admission: $5. Free for OUMA members or with a Petrel Pass.
View ArticleHattie Saussy: Portrait of an Artist
John Daniel Tilford, Curator of Collections, OUMA General admission: $5. Free for OUMA members or with a Petrel Pass.
View ArticleEarly Savannah Houses and Their Stories
Mr. Andrew Jones of New York City and Savannah, Georgia General admission: $5. Free for OUMA members or with a Petrel Pass.
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