Dsto Moore is a documentary photographer raised in the Historic Pleasant Hill neighborhood of Macon, Georgia. Since launching his photography journey in 2014, Moore has become known for his powerful visual storytelling that highlights community, culture, and emotion through a lens of authenticity. His work includes impactful projects such as...
Plume is an immersive, interactive dome of synchronized light and sound gestures. The installation uses motion, sound and color to present an ephemeral and ethereal ecosystem Pittsburgh Resident, Ian Brill's work focuses on the accumulation of form through process. Through the creation of interactive, performative and multi-sensorial environments, he considers...
Lorien Suárez-Kanerva nimbly applies the language of geometry to compose her layered abstractions. This organizational, structural level inherent in a geometric matrix affords visual coherence and excitement to the artist’s dynamic narratives as such. Geometry applied as a language of form allows the artist to use it as a language...
Opening Friday, March 28 through May 31, 2025 What remains in the artist’s possession after a four-decade career is the source for this retrospective. Presented here is the essence of the artist’s body of work from a collection pared down, reduced, and consolidated by choice (the treasured), default (the unsold/uncollected),...
The Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia, in partnership with Wonderspaces, presents On a Human Scale by Matthew Matthew from February 2025 to July 2025. This interactive, immersive experience is installed in the Burgess Gallery at the right of the museum lobby. The WonderSpaces partnership is underwritten through a...
February 7th, 2025 through May 31, 2025, at the Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia. The Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon has created a new interactive exhibition focused on art, science, and community engagement for families and children aged 8-12. The event will feature several exciting interactive...
November 8, 2024-March 15, 2025 Twelve artists explore collage and assemblage as a coping mechanism, siren call, or cautionary warning for collective concerns that impact our culture. Their "collections" are focused on environmental, emotional, and societal stressors; collective concerns that address climate change, covid, grief, identity, and politics. Whimsical to...
The 2024 Festival of Trees is the Museum of Arts and Sciences’ largest annual fundraiser that represents three generations of investment in the Museum’s educational programming. With generous support from our donors and volunteers throughout the festival activities, we can provide high-quality programming with affordable admission for families of Central...
HOSHI, by Nonotak Studio Wonderspaces at MAS Sponsored by the Knight Foundation November 1, 2024- February 15, 2025 The Museum of Arts and Sciences (MAS) is excited to partner with Wonderspaces to pilot a two-year digital transformation of a main art gallery. Through the project, we’ll present a series of...
Works by Fernando La Rosa (1943-2017) from the MAS Permanent Collection. La Rosa’s history with Peruvian sited and cities such as Machu Picchu, Sechín and Chavin Huántar allowed him access to places no longer accessible to visitors. Through the use of large-format cameras and traditional materials, plus image manipulation using...
