Rashid Johnson (American, born 1977), “Untitled (Escape Collage),” 2019. Ceramic tile, mirror, tile, branded oak flooring, vinyl, spray enamel, oil stick, black soap, and wax on panel, 72.75 × 92 inches. Masterworks Gallery, LLC.
Transforming the Dorothy Alexander Roush Gallery into an extension of the classroom, the museum’s study gallery program invites University of Georgia faculty from across disciplines to select objects from the museum’s permanent collection to use as teaching tools. These works remain displayed in the study gallery for the entire semester and can be viewed by all museum visitors. Representing multiple university courses, each installation hosts an unexpected combination of topics, ranging from ancient Greek and Roman art to feminist theories to museum ethics. The study gallery deepens engagement between students, faculty and the museum by providing a unique learning experience. As students observe original works of art in an academic setting, the public can follow along to learn from our collections as well. Study Gallery July 25__________December 6, 2026
Sheila Pree Bright (American, born 1967), “Donovan,” from the “Young American Series,” 2007. Chromogenic print, 39 1/2 × 29 1/2 inches. Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia; Gift of the Larry D. and Brenda A Thompson Collection of African American Art. 2016.123. • HIST 3165: History of Art and Activism in the United States taught by Tracey Johnson This semester’s classes are: • ARHI 4510/6510: Modern Art in Europe 1886 – 1918 taught by Nell Andrew • ENGL 4791: American Biography taught by Barbara McCaskill
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