Clark Atlanta University Art Museum
223 James P. Brawley Dr., SW, Atlanta, 30314
(404) 880-8000 · more numbers below
The Clark Atlanta University Art Museum is a free art museum on the Clark Atlanta University campus in Atlanta. It collects, preserves, and shows fine art that tells the story of African Americans and the African diaspora in history and culture. Visitors can see rotating exhibitions and are welcome to schedule a visit, with a suggested $3 donation.
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Folk and ethnic art exhibitsService
You can see exhibits of folk and ethnic art.
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Free Public Museum AdmissionService
Visitors can view exhibitions and the museum collection for free, with a suggested donation.
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Group and Class ToursService
The museum offers group and class tours by request.
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Museum visits by appointmentService
Visits outside regular hours can be scheduled by appointment.
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Permanent Collection & Gallery VisitsService
The museum collects, preserves, and exhibits fine art documenting the role of African Americans in American history and culture, including American and African Diaspora art.
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Research and Collection InformationService
The museum supports research and public interest in its permanent collection through information services, publications, and cooperation with cultural and educational institutions.
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The Art of the Negro MuralsProgram
Visitors can see Hale Aspacio Woodruff's six-panel mural series in the atrium of Trevor Arnett Hall.
Events 3
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At the Vanguard: Making and Saving History at HBCUs
Sep 17 – Dec 11
A free exhibition of more than 130 objects from five HBCU collections that tell the story of Black history and culture.
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Infinite Pasts and Ancestral Futures: The Murals of Hale Woodruff and John Biggers
Sat, Dec 5 · 1:00 pm
A free talk about muralism and Black cultural heritage.
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Ancestral Mirrors by Shanequa Gay
Opened Thursday, September 18, 2025, 4:30-7:00pm reception
A solo exhibition by Atlanta-based artist Shanequa Gay exploring ancestral legacy, memory, ritual, and Black femininity.
Past events (2)
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Memory Working: HBCU Alumni in Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums
Sat, Oct 24 · 1:00 pm
A free talk with HBCU alumni who work in libraries, museums, and cultural institutions.
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Uncommon Nature: The Abstractions of Freddie Styles
Feb 12 – May 1
A Spring 2026 exhibition featuring the abstract works of artist Freddie Styles.
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