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The catalogue for a collaborative exhibition of work by photographer Jim Fiscus and graphic designer Chris Bilheimer
$10.00
Advance tee time request for up to 2 players. Tee times can be made 14 days to two months in advance. Price is valid for 9 or 18 holes. Please understand this is just a request and that your tee times are not confirmed until you receive an email back from the golf shop stating so. Your credit card will not be charged until the golf shop confirms your tee time.
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Advance tee time request for up to 4 players. Tee times can be made 14 days to two months in advance. Price valid for 9 or 18 holes. Please understand this is just a request and that your tee times are not confirmed until you receive an email back from the golf shop stating so. Your credit card will not be charged until the golf shop confirms your tee time.
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Essays, artist biographies and full-page color illustrations of all 90 works included in the 2007 exhibition, featuring self-taught artists such as Thornton Dial, Howard Finster, R.A. Miller, Nellie Mae Rowe and Mary T. Smith.
$48.00
Investigating the U.S. State Department’s use of fine art as a tool to promote democracy during the Cold War, “Art Interrupted” reassembles a divisive exhibition of contemporary American paintings organized by J. LeRoy Davidson in 1946.
$65.00
A collection of experimental sound from Athens, GA in a limited edition of 200.
$30.00
A collection of experimental sound curated by Heather McIntosh in a limited edition of 250.
$20.00
Commemorating the Georgia Museum of Art’s 50th anniversary, this catalogue represents the full range of American painting genres up until 1948, the year the museum opened.
$40.00
Proceedings from the 9th Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts
$25.00
Drawn from one of the most important Georgia-based collections of American art, this catalogue features furniture, porcelain and paintings from Bellmere, the home of Jim and Deen Day Sanders.
$50.00
Bridgestone Tour B RX golf balls with Golf Dawg logo on the side - Sleeve of 3 balls The purchase of 4 sleeves will include the standard dozen ball box packaging
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Bridgestone Tour B RX golf balls with UGA GC logo on the side - Sleeve of 3 balls The purchase of 4 sleeves will include the standard dozen ball box packaging
Bridgestone Tour B X golf balls with Golf Dawg logo on the side - Sleeve of 3 balls The purchase of 4 sleeves will include the standard dozen ball box packaging
Bridgestone Tour B X golf balls with UGA GC logo on the side - Sleeve of 3 balls The purchase of 4 sleeves will include the standard dozen ball box packaging
Bridgestone Tour B XS golf balls with Golf Dawg logo on the side - Sleeve of 3 balls The purchase of 4 sleeves will include the standard dozen ball box packaging
Bridgestone Tour B XS golf balls with UGA GC logo on the side - Sleeve of 3 balls The purchase of 4 sleeves will include the standard dozen ball box packaging
This catalogue accompanies the first major exhibition devoted to the art and activities of Cercle et Carré, the artistic group cofounded in 1929 by Pierre Daura, Joaquín Torres-García and Michel Seuphor.
Working meticulously in a variety of media, Italian artist Piero Lerda created abstract works that are at once playful and cerebral.
$15.00
A look at the early basket-making history of the Cherokee, the early-20th-century revival of the craft and the work of modern Cherokee basket makers.
$12.00
A survey of abstract artist Clinton Hill’s career, from printmaker to painter, from pulp-paper pioneer to lyrical wall constructions.
Proceedings from the 7th Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts: Connections: Georgia in the World
This three-volume set profiles and illustrates every Italian Renaissance painting dated between 1250 and 1500 in museums and galleries in the South.
$200.00
Featuring work by over 30 faculty members, this book traces the history of the craft programs at UGA’s art department, which emerged under the umbrella of home economics in the 1920s before expanding into today’s Lamar Dodd School of Art.
Five scholarly essays discussing the cultural and social context of the American impressionist movement
$19.95
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Proceedings from the 3rd Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts
A comprehensive reference to the printmaking workshop
$85.00
This catalogue showcases 58 works by African American artists including Amalia Amaki, Kara Walker, Benny Andrews, Elizabeth Catlett, Hale Woodruff and Mildred Thompson.
“Extra Ordinary” seeks to reexamine how magic realism is defined and expand the canon of artists who worked within this category.
“Exuberance of Meaning” examines Catherine the Great’s use of art patronage as a tool to solidify her grasp on power through her evocation of both the classical past and Byzantine heritage.
Limited edition, hand-printed poster from Faust and Circulatory System concert in Athens, GA.
Preparatory drawings and essays highlighting Eric Bransby's career as a prominent American muralist and draftsman.
Proceedings from the 8th Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts: Folk and Folks: Variations on the Vernacular
A closer look at collages by abstract expressionist Fritz Bultman, a member of the New York School of artists and one of the “Irascible 18” who boycotted the 1950 exhibition “American Painting Today” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
This exhibition catalogue chronicles the life and work of Henry Eugene Thomas, a prominent figure in the first generation of collectors from Georgia who operated during the first recovery of furniture from Piedmont Georgia.
$16.00
Proceedings from the 2nd Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts: Georgia Inside and Out.
Proceedings from the 10th Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts
Select this option if your photo was taken for Graduation and you would like to order a 4x6 print for pickup at our office. PHOTOS ARE SAVED BY YOUR PREFERRED NAME.
Graduation headshot photograph in digital format (.jpg). PHOTOS ARE SAVED BY YOUR PREFERRED NAME, as it would appear in a program book.. Customer has UGACard Office permission to use and reprint photograph at will when purchasing the digital copy. Photograph will be emailed to customer.
“Graphic Eloquence” highlights an array of techniques and a range of artists who explored modernism through paper-based media, expanding beyond the movement’s emphasis on painting.
$60.00
The 15th edition of the Handbook for Georgia Legislators provides a comprehensive review of the legislative process with current issues and challenges facing the State of Georgia.
$24.95
Proceedings from the 6th Henry D. Green Symposium for the Decorative Arts
“Icon of Modernism” includes essays on the history of the Brooklyn Bridge and its presence across photography, painting and the popular press.
$55.00
Purchase your UGA International Graduate stole to celebrate your achievements as a UGA Graduate! Deadline to purchase is May 13, 2021
Self-taught folk artist R.A. Miller is best known for covering his property in Rabbittown, Georgia, with hundreds of whirligigs and painted metal cutouts, which he sold on the side of the road.
An examination of drawings and prints dating from the 16th to the 18th centuries that represents specific artistic styles and Italian regional schools.
A closer look at 22 marble, terracotta and bronze sculptures from the 15th to the 17th centuries that were brought from the Palazzo Venezia in Rome, Italy, to the Georgia Museum of Art for their first U.S. exhibition in 1996.
This catalogue expands on the exhibition of the same name to examine scholarship on Georgia decorative arts over the past 20 years.
“Modern Living” examines Italian architect and designer Giò Ponti’s work from the 1920s to the 1950s, ranging from ceramics to furniture and décor.
A comprehensive view of Hungarian-American fashion designer and fiber artist Mariska Karasz through her fashion designs for women and children and her embroidered wall hangings.
Proceedings from the 5th Henry D. Green Symposium for the Decorative Arts
This catalogue of the Georgia Museum of Art's permanent collection is both a tribute to Alfred Heber Holbrook, the museum's founder, and a record of his legacy.
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3-3/8"x 2-1/8" UGA Pharmacy Student name tag. This badge is constructed with white PVC/polyester composite plastic for durability and includes a badge clip to attach to your labcoat. After submitting your order, please email (ugacard@uga.edu) us a professional-looking headshot photo on a gray or white background to be used on your nametag. Please select On-Campus Delivery to avoid shipping fee.
This catalogue accompanied the first exhibition devoted to the many works that the Catalan-American painter Pierre Daura created throughout his career in response to his personal relationships.
The online Private Applicator training course is required for those individuals who wish to obtain a certified private pesticide applicator license. This includes farmers, greenhouse and nursery growers, and forestry professionals who meet the following criteria.
Intricately decorated leather gauntlets crafted by American Indian artisans from the Plains, Plateau and Great Basin regions in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Representing imperial, ecclesiastical and secular realms, the collection includes Byzantine jewelry and glyptics, bronze, sculpture, ceramic vessels and coins.
$35.00
The Summer Media Academy is accepting sponsorships for the 2026 programs. A platinum sponsorship is $1,000. A gold sponsorship is $500. Thank you so much for your generous support. No refunds are available.
Three-color 11x17 inches silkscreen poster designed and hand-printed by Ry McCullough for The Sun Ra Arkestra at the historic Morton Theatre in Athens, GA. Local pick-up only.
This festschrift documents a 2006 symposium honoring art historian Andrew Ladis.
This small, gilt-edged book includes works by winners of the Georgia Museum of Art's Kress Project.
This catalogue provides insight into how medals, plaquettes, textiles and other luxury artifacts were used during the Renaissance.
This catalogue for "The Ring Shows: Then & Now and Putting the Band Back Together” features over 60 boundary-pushing rings originally created for a no-budget juried exhibition that began in 1977 at UGA’s Lamar Dodd School of Art.
A closer look at approximately two dozen children’s or doll’s chairs in a variety of scales and styles.
Endowed with a fellowship in 1940, James R. Routh Jr. traveled throughout the South for 16 months, capturing scenes of everyday life, Depression-era poverty and rapidly changing rural landscapes.
Highlighting drawings from the permanent collection, "Tracing Vision" focuses on 19th- and 20th-century works by a huge range of artists.
The Masons share thoughts on building a comprehensive collection of examples by the foremost wood artists working in the U.S.
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Round Magnet with either UGA GC logo or Golfing Dawg logo 5" in diameter Glossy finish
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3-3/8"x 2-1/8" UGA nametag. This badge is constructed with white PVC/polyester composite plastic for durability and includes a magnet. This name tag bears the new official UGA logo and allows for one line of text, such as your Name. Department-specific logos can be used if submitted to us by email. Nametags can be picked up at the UGACard Office at the Tate Student Center. Mailing is available for an additional fee.
3-3/8"x 2-1/8" UGA nametag. This badge is constructed with white PVC/polyester composite plastic for durability and includes a magnet. This name tag bears the new official UGA logo and allows for one line of text, such as your Name and Department or Job Title. Department-specific logos can be used if submitted to us by email. Nametags can be picked up at the UGACard Office at the Tate Student Center. Mailing is available for an additional fee.
3-3/8"x 2-1/8" UGA nametag. This badge is constructed with white PVC/polyester composite plastic for durability and includes a magnet. This name tag bears the new official UGA logo and allows for three lines of text, such as your Name and Department and/or Job Title. Department-specific logos can be used if submitted to us by email. Nametags can be picked up at the UGACard Office at the Tate Student Center. Mailing is available for an additional fee.
Doris Ulmann created portraits of literary and artistic celebrities in her New York studio but also traveled to Appalachia, the rural South and the Gullah coastal region to photograph locals and their crafts.
This fully illustrated catalogue of the works of Athens artist Art Rosenbaum accompanied his first major retrospective exhibition, in 2006.
100% Cotton 22" wide 42" long UGA GC Crossclub Logo
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