Georgia Museum of Art

It is subsidiary with the University of Georgia and is the state's authentic craftsmanship historical center. It has an extensive lasting accumulation of more than 8,000 pieces and furthermore has displays from exhibitions all around the globe. It has a fine accumulation of American craftsmanship from the nineteenth and twentieth hundreds of years, including works by Andrew Wyeth, Winslow Homer, and Georgia O'Keefe; American, European, and Asian chips away at paper; Italian Renaissance artworks; and a developing number of cases of Southern brightening workmanship and people craftsmanship.

The historical center is focused on instruction and has month to month family days containing exhibition visits with hands-on workmanship, offers school field trips, and has summer day camps for kids. Also, the Georgia Museum of Art has a fine blessing shop and an incredible bistro.