Camryn King holds a Master’s degree in Writing and Digital Communications, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature with a minor in Art History, from Agnes Scott College. Camryn served as editor and designer of the Aurora Literary Arts Magazine at Agnes Scott, heading the selection process of visual art submissions and the …
Camryn King holds a Master’s degree in Writing and Digital Communications, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature with a minor in Art History, from Agnes Scott College. Camryn served as editor and designer of the Aurora Literary Arts Magazine at Agnes Scott, heading the selection process of visual art submissions and the …
History upon History: “Quilting the Pandemic” at MCMA By Camryn King, spring 2023 curatorial intern Exhibition installation photography by Brian Weaver Photography The current exhibitions at the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art are all about textiles: in the Main Galleries downstairs is a group exhibition of textile, fiber, and multimedia …
Blue Magic by Zipporah Camille Thompson Avoiding lowski and explain by Richard-Jonathan Nelson Avoiding lowski and explain by Richard-Jonathan Nelson Limitations and Whimsy: Marginalized Bodies in Entwined at MCMA By Camryn King, spring 2023 curatorial intern An exciting exhibition is on display until June 4th at the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art entitled Entwined: …
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The Way of Watercolors: Lena Reznik’s “Morning Model” and Ali Cavanaugh’s “Why? What?” Morning Model Lena Reznik By Camryn King, winter 2023 intern This season at the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art, there is an inspiring selection from the permanent collection on exhibit alongside Michael Heffernan’s solo exhibition, Wayfinding: The Synthesis of Poetic and …
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Composition and Symbolism in Alea Hurst’s “The Optimist” By Camryn King, winter 2023 intern Among the artwork selected from the museum’s permanent collection for this season’s exhibition at the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art, The Optimist by Alea Hurst stands out. This small print packs a big punch with symbolism, Pop Art style, and …
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Analyzing Michael Heffernan’s “Wayfinding” and “Long Shadows Over Sedge II” By Camryn King, winter 2023 intern Through March 12, 2023, the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art presents the solo exhibition, Wayfinding: The Synthesis of Poetic and Visual Language by Michael Heffernan. This exhibition features poetic writing and abstract paintings by the Irish-born, Atlanta-based …
Remembering Those Lost in the Orly Plane Crash of 1962 By Chloe King, MCMA Intern 2021 Figure, David Cogland (1936-1962), 1960, serigraph, donated by Eugene B. Okarma [2020.007.002] With the arrival of June, we are reminded of a tragic incident that occurred 59 years ago on June 3rd of 1962. A moment in Atlanta’s …
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Vault Renovation Campaign What is a permanent collection? A permanent collection consists of the objects, artifacts, or pieces of art that are collected and owned by a museum. When a museum holds a permanent collection, it assumes legal, ethical, fiduciary, and professional responsibility for the artwork. This stewardship is a promise to keep the work …
