Located just north of Atlanta, See America’s Story at the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia, the world’s largest permanent exhibition space for western art. As a proud affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Booth offers a unique lens through which to view America’s story. With its diverse collection spanning paintings, sculptures, photography and historical artifacts, the museum brings to life the American experience through the eyes of its most renowned artists. In addition to its permanent exhibits, the Booth hosts 12-15 temporary exhibitions annually.
Experience the vibrant tapestry of American art and history at the Booth Western Art Museum—where every visit tells a new story.
Bismarck Downtown Artist Cooperative is located at 222 North 4th Street, Suite 202 in the Historic Tribune Building. This central location allows BDAC to create an interactive space that brings the...
Since 1997, the Museum of New Art (MONA) has served as Detroit's contemporary art museum. Defining itself as a museum for the 21st Century, MONA marks a distinct, unsubtle shift in emphasis from a simple exhibition space to a more direct connection between artist and audience. It is, in fact, a museum, which draws its life force, not so much from passive exhibits, but by a forced involvement between artist and public. With the fervent awareness that the history of new art is immediate and, thus, has yet to be written, MONA allows artists to present their work without boundaries and its audience the possibility of drawing its own contexts and conclusions.