In His Studio: Carroll Cloar / June 8 – September 7, 2013 / FACEBOOK THIS EVENT

After traveling the world seeking inspiration, Carroll Cloar realized that he wanted to return and draw inspiration from the place he loved—the South. It was home.

AMUM's exhibition "In His Studio: Carroll Cloar" features some of the artist's earliest work, his reconstructed studio, drawings, sketches and photographs. Cloar's writings inform the exhibition labels and provide a glimpse into his working methods and recollections.

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Caterina Tiazzoldi / ArtLab / Instant Installation by Caterina Tiazzoldi GSAPP Columbia University Participating Students: Constantinou Christos, Gianpapa Eleni, Koutalianou Andriana Marie. / June 8 – September 7

An environment in which the configuration of geometry and layering of materiality are conceived to encourage and to solicit visitors' curiosity and reaction. Instant Installation is an adaptive extensible rubber installation. It is a spatial generator; a playful environment inviting visitors to play with the vibrancy of rubber layering. To move in an exhilarating non-orientable space continuously revealing and hiding the presence of other people.

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Tim Kinard and Elizabeth Owen / CASEWORKS / May 24 - July 12

A joke is something one shares with a friend. As a couple married for seven years Tim Kinard and Elizabeth Owen have shared many experiences together from laughs to tears. This is their first collaboration show that unites their personality and sense of humor. They found inspiration in this body of work from a children's joke book and life experiences. The couple lives and works in Memphis. Tim earned his MFA in sculpture from The University of Memphis in 2008. Elizabeth earned her MFA in painting from the University of Georgia in 2012.

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Ancient Egyptian Collection

Egyptian antiquities ranging from 3800 B.C.E. to 700 C.E. from the Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology collection. A permanent exhibition that is closed between temporary exhibitions.  

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Africa: Visual Arts of a Continent

Tradition-based African art focusing on four culture groups: the Dogon, Bamana, Senufo and Marka. A permanent exhibition that is closed between temporary exhibitions.

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In Remembrance of Charles Scruggs "Mr.Chuck"