Inspired by Emilio Pucci’s brief tenure as a student at the University of Georgia in 1935, this exhibition celebrated the Italian designer’s time in the United States and his 100th birthday
Part of a citywide series of art exhibitions and events: Athens Celebrates Elephant Six. The museum’s component included works of art used for album covers, along with other examples of the visual culture that helped define the collective.
This exhibition was the first since the artist's death to address her work, which takes for its subject the mostly rural surroundings of her home, especially cabins and other humble dwellings
Fifty-seven works from the Westmoreland’s permanent collection made up this exhibition that spans 200 years of American art, from colonial times to the mid-20th century, as the United States came into its own as the cultural capital of the world
