March 4 – April 6, 2025
Throughout the school year, middle and high school art teachers expose their students to a wide variety of art mediums. For this exhibit, each teacher has selected a number of pieces that are representative of the work from their school art programs. Join us for the opening reception on March 13, 5-7 PM, for light refreshments and a view of the exhibition.
Click HERE to view exhibition art catalog.
April 2, 12:15 PM
The Booth will be taking a deep dive into Western movie history during 2025. First, we will open an exhibition on Western movie costumes from the Davey collection and later will celebrate the development of the Western movie poster over the past 100+ years. During April’s art for lunch, Booth Director Seth Hopkins will preview both exhibitions by providing a concise history of Western films and the posters used to promote them.
Through March 2
This exhibition features 30 Georgia artists who competed in a 5-day event held in Savannah back in October. Some of the best works created during that event will make up the exhibit. The director of the show and two of the top award-winning artists will be our guests for Art for Lunch and an informal opening for the show on January 8.
© Susan D. Waters, South Island Surf & Kayak, 2024, oil on linen panel, 8 x 10”
Artist Jane Hunt will be the 2025 Artist-in-Residence at the Booth Museum. Jane will conduct a landscape workshop and create a piece for the Booth’s permanent collection during her stay. Join Jane as she discusses her career as an artist and the motivations and inspirations behind the piece that she’s creating for the Booth.
February 5, 2025, 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Join us for a discussion regarding the history of the Booth Photography Guild and the future of photography. Lynn Henderson, the founding President of the Guild and several members will share their memories regarding the Guild and will speculate on what the next chapter of photography will look like.
November 14 – December 31, 2024
This exhibit features artwork in a variety of media by members of the Boys & Girls Club of Bartow County after school program.
Click here to view the 2024 Exhibition Catalog.
Wednesday, November 6, 12:15 pm – Booth Ballroom & Facebook Live
Ben Dubose, a dedicated Booth docent and circle member, will speak about his experiences leading the select Army band that often played at White House state dinners and formal occasions as well as other locations around the District of Columbia.
June 22 – October 20, 2024
This exhibition will feature Native American pottery from 5 generations of the Folwell family, including Rose Naranjo, Jody, Polly Rose, Susan, Kaa and Tonka Folwell. The family is from Kha’poo Owinge or Santa Clara Pueblo, a member of the Eight Northern Pueblos of the Tewa-speaking Pueblo Indians. It was established around 1550 and is located along the Rio Grande in north-central New Mexico. At Santa Clara, pottery making is passed down from generation to generation, and the potters are famous for their hand-crafted blackware and redware.
© Jody Folwell, Avanyu, n.d., clay, 13 x 9.5”
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