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  redneckersson5

  Thank you for helping to "unhide the treasure" with your thoughtful review. We're glad the museum is a regular Athens stop for you. You may wish to sign up for our weekly email brief or follow us on social media to stay informed. See you again soon, we hope!

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  CSmithATLGA

  We appreciate your thoughtful review of the Georgia Museum of Art, and for pointing out that the exhibitions are always changing. We wish to remark on one item: our official parking area is the Performing and Visual Arts Center parking deck (PAC deck), and it is not always free. Evenings, weekends and when classes are not in session at UGA make parking much easier since we must adhere to UGA parking services' fee structure. Visitors can call for driving and parking assistance: 706-542-4662. Access by city or campus bus is convenient too, and campus buses are free. For info: http://www.transit.uga.edu. Many Athens hotels have shuttle services that will bring you to the museum.

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  jonpilk

  We're thrilled that you had such a great experience at the Georgia Museum of Art and appreciate you sharing your reaction with a review! It's a shame that so many people pass by and don't come in, we're glad you did — and that you intend to return. With our changing temporary exhibitions, a visit every 3 months will help you see most everything.May we suggest that you sign up for our weekly email and/or follow us on Facebook or other social media to stay informed? And you might also wish to come for a Student Night, a free event for UGA students; the next one is February 13, 8–10:30 p.m. There is a Georgia Museum of Art Student Association page on Facebook.Our next big show, "Art Interrupted: Advancing American Art and the Politics of Cultural Diplomacy," will open on January 25. Please come check it out — and bring someone along! Thanks.

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  IlyaW

  If you're touring Athens or UGA's campus, it is worth your time to pay a visit to the GMOA. There are two wings of art on the second floor, and an outdoor sculpture garden area. On the first floor there is a small gift shop and a nice area where you can sit down and have a coffee or light lunch/snack. The GMOA is always a good refuge from the heat as well!

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  BinAthensGA

  Thank you for your review of the museum and for highlighting the benefit of visiting often. With our changing temporary exhibitions, a periodic visitor will usually encounter something new. A recent expansion and renovation means we can also keep many objects from the permanent collection on display. Yes, it's a great place to come when the weather is too hot, too cold or too wet!

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  mkitchens

  Thank you for your visit and for sharing your reaction on TripAdvisor! We're glad you enjoyed the Newcomb pottery show and the museum. Please visit again; you can stay abreast of our exhibitions if you wish by subscribing to our email brief or following our social media. Thank you.

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  davidkC4358TQ

  Your comments are very welcome as you appreciate the museum from the standpoint of a local, but also see how the museum can be an attraction for visitors — the best of both worlds! Thank you for taking the time to share your insight. We hope your review will encourage others to visit this free museum.

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  towardtheONE

  I love museums because there, no one asks you to buy anything. When they enrich your life that is even better. This is a lovely museum without being too large. Their collection is large. They always bring out interesting works. They keep your mind going while also relaxing it.

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  herstoryprof

  We're so pleased that you enjoyed your visit to the Georgia Museum of Art. Thank you for your review and encouragement for visitors to make a donation! Come back when you can and see what's new.

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  Foodie123109

  We’re glad you liked the museum! It is the official state museum of art, and it is art for Georgia, not just art from Georgia. Come back in the months to come for jewelry, samurai warrior artifacts, Mexican political graphics, American photography, UGA MFA student work and other temporary exhibitions — alongside a sizable presentation from the permanent collection. Admission is free.