Posts Tagged ‘ Michael C. Carlos Museum ’

The work above is five feet long, and packed with hilarious innuendo. Its open expanses of white contribute to the whole. Similarly, don’t be fooled by the lack of events this weekend. Use the time to catch what you missed!
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Have a spare 15 minutes here and there? If so, consider filling the time with Carlos Conversations, podcasts that feature artwork from Emory’s Michael C. Carlos Museum. They can be played online or downloaded to a handheld device for listening while you’re on the go. In each podcast, an object from the museum’s collection...
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Get ready for the second Westside Arts District Art Walk, talks by renowned scholars, and a chance for everyone to channel their inner Picasso.
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If you and your Valentine are art lovers, several shows opening this weekend and upcoming week are sure to make your heart flutter.
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All seems quiet in Atlanta this weekend as the historic uproars are replaced with quotidian headlines and routine. This week’s upcoming exhibitions provide a roar to get you through the post-inauguration rut.
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“Wonderful Things: The Harry Burton Photographs and the Discovery of the Tomb of Tutankhamun”—Emory’s Carlos Museum compiles a selection of photos by Harry Burton, the official photographer of Howard Carter’s famous 1922 excavation.
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Pharaoh Tutankhamun joins an army of Chinese terracotta warriors for a countdown-fiesta-fight versus extinction. Is it a terrible movie starring Brendan Fraser? NO! It’s another weekend of gallery hopping in Atlanta.
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