Reflections On Our Collection – July 5, 2020
The 25th anniversary of the Museum of Arts and Sciences was celebrated on June 3, 1981. It was this time of year that the ladies and gentleman- and the children- […]
Reflections On Our Collection – June 28, 2020
Our selection this week is this snowy landscape painting. It was created around 1938 by French painter, Victor Joseph Communal. Communal was a decorated French artist, a member of the […]
Reflections on our Collection – June 21, 2020
As I was perusing the collection for this week’s blog entry, I saw so many options. It was this very subtle and beautiful watercolor painting which curled its finger […]
Reflections on our Collection – Sunday, June 14, 2020
Looking deeper at the artwork held by the MAS and matching it with poetry.
Reflections on our Collection – Sunday, June 7, 2020
Looking deeper at the artwork held by the MAS and matching it with poetry.
Reflections On Our Collection – Sunday, May 31, 2020
Looking deeper at the artwork held by the MAS and matching it with poetry.
Meet Kristy Edwards, the new MAS Curator of Art
Hi, I'm Kristy Edwards, your new Curator of Art at the Museum of Arts and Sciences. I am delighted to have this position, one I feel is very well suited […]
Georgia’s Trout Lily
The tiny Trout Lilly is one of Georgia’s many unique native plant species. As temperatures begin to warm and spring approaches, the first of the woodland plants begin to […]
The Mayapple is a hidden Georgia-native gem.
Spring has recently arrived in Georgia, and native plants are sprouting up in the woodlands across the state. The Mayapple (Podophyllum peltatum) is a unique plant that grows as large […]
Full Dome Immersive Film Festival 2023
Macon Film Festival continues this Fall with the world’s best Full Dome Film at MAS From vibrantly animated films for kids and cutting-edge science experiences to the world’s most extreme […]