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Mandala of colored sand on wood; Close up of outermost series of concentric bands; outermost represents burial grounds with a landscape and animals; moving inward are a circle of flames, a circle of 'vajras' and a circle of lotus petals

The Tibetan Sand Mandala: A Short History

Dog days: A brief, fur-filled history of canines in the collection

Thornton Dial's artwork appears at the entrance to the "Black Codes" exhibition at Auburn University.

Art from Mia stars in groundbreaking show of Southern Black artists

This is Native horse regalia. The horse mask is made of beads, feathers and other Native regalia elements.

How Mia is melding Native and American art, an experiment in seeing one another

Collected small plastic objects and toys from home, thread, vintage baby quilt stretched over frame.

Mia’s staff art show celebrates the talent within

This is an Italian styled painting of an remorseful Adam and Eve being expelled out of the Garden of Eden. An angel escorts them out of paradise.

How Bank of America helped restore a 400-year-old masterwork at Mia

The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise, by Domenico Passignano; The Archangel Michael, by Cavaliere d'Arpino; Jacob Wrestling with the Angel, by Cristoforo Roncalli

Recently installed Barberini artworks elevate Mia’s Baroque gallery

Finding Kodōjin: Andreas Marks on his 15-year quest to rediscover a forgotten master

This is an oil on Masonite artwork, there are various colors and shape to showcase the abstract and free nature of this artwork.

New! Take this self-guided tour of Pride Month art at Mia

This is a watercolor painting of a woman with red, fiery hair has a sharp gaze. She is a revealing top with a gold neck choker.

Tina Blondell on strong women, correcting Caravaggio, and showing her art beside his