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9 Fresh Art Exhibits and Installations Debut at UGA | Arts & Culture

The University of Georgia’s Lamar Dodd School of Art is showcasing a vibrant array of exhibitions and installations for the 2026-27 academic year, featuring nine artist-commissioned projects.

Notable Exhibitions

  1. Victoria Dugger: Runner Up

    • Dates: Aug. 27 – Nov. 20, 2026
    • Location: Margie E. West Gallery
    • Details: Recipient of the 2026 Margie E. West Alumni Prize.
  2. Cornucopia: Ties That Bind

    • Dates: Aug. 27 – Nov. 6, 2026
    • Location: Lupin Foundation Gallery
    • Curator: Joseph E. Norman
    • Focus: Drawing and painting, studio art, printmaking, and book arts.
  3. Blake Jacobsen: Through Service We Grow

    • Dates: Aug. 27 – Nov. 6, 2026
    • Location: The Mills Family Gallery
    • Details: Photography and expanded media piece curated by Rachel Waldrop.
  4. True Conceal: Katie Hargrave & Meredith Lynn

    • Dates: Aug. 27 – Nov. 6, 2026
    • Location: Plaza Gallery
    • Theme: Explores landscapes viewed by outdoor recreation professionals using camo patterns.
  5. I hope this finds you well

    • Dates: Aug. 27 – Nov. 6, 2026
    • Location: Bridge Gallery
    • Details: Collaborative sculpture and studio art exhibition with MFA candidate Paul Knopf and others.
  6. Erin Johnson: The Measure Is Something Else

    • Dates: Aug. 29, 2026 – March 20, 2027
    • Location: Athenaeum
    • Details: A survey of work created between 2011 and 2026.
  7. Megan Ledbetter: The Field (2022 – 2026)

    • Dates: Aug. 29 – Nov. 21, 2026
    • Location: Athenaeum
    • Theme: Explores a historical potter’s field in Tennessee through photography and research.
  8. Mars: a color study by Amanda Burk

    • Dates: Jan. 17, 2026 – 2028
    • Location: Athenaeum
    • Focus: A minimalist installation created for a project on innovative bathroom designs.
  9. threshold (true): finding comfort in hidden worlds

    • Dates: Jan. 17, 2026 – 2028
    • Location: Athenaeum
    • Details: A maximalist installation that contrasts Burk’s minimalist work, part of the same bathroom-themed project.

These exhibitions underscore a commitment to diverse artistic expressions, reflecting contemporary issues and innovative methodologies.

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