In 1926, an Atlanta woman donated her home to establish an art museum; 100 years later, the High Museum covers more than 300,000 square feet and is approaching 50,000 members as the city celebrates its centennial
- The High Museum adds over 200 works across photography, contemporary art and design, celebrating its centennial journey.
- A century ago, a private home on Peachtree Street became the starting point for what would grow into one of the American South’s most significant cultural institutions.
- Today, the High Museum of Art stretches across more than 300,000 square feet, houses a collection of over 20,000 works and is nearing 50,000 members, reflecting a remarkable transformation that has unfolded alongside Atlanta itself.
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- The High Museum adds over 200 works across photography, contemporary art and design, celebrating its centennial journey.
- A century ago, a private home on Peachtree Street became the starting point for what would grow into one of the American South’s most significant cultural institutions.
- Today, the High Museum of Art stretches across more than 300,000 square feet, houses a collection of over 20,000 works and is nearing 50,000 members, reflecting a remarkable transformation that has unfolded alongside Atlanta itself.
Sources: Times of India