Public visits to the Center are now welcomed, in small numbers of no more than ten people in the galleries at one time. We encourage you to stop by to view our newest exhibitions, as well as the several never before seen works of Bo Bartlett. If you are uncomfortable stopping by in person, please visit our virtual tour that will allow you to walk through the Center from your computer or TV.
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This is a panel discussion with the following individuals: Michael McFalls, Interim Director of the Bo Bartlett Center, Chris Whittey, the Alan F. Rothschild Distinguished Chair of Art at Columbus State University, Shantay Robinson, Freelance Writer of Black Arts and Culture with Contributions to Burnaway, Black Art in America, and more, and Juan Logan, artist…
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“A Southern Gothic melodrama blends autobiography and fiction in the style of this American realist’s paintings. Now, after this long and distinguished career in the visual arts, Bartlett has tested his creative mettle in a new realm. His 35-years-in-the-making film debut of ‘Things Don’t Stay Fixed’ is the product of a long desire to see…
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A MAXIMUM OF 10 PEOPLE WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE CENTER AT ONE TIME
MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING REQUIRED
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To keep the health and safety of our staff and visitors top of mind, we’ve made some important changes to our daily operations. Click on the link below for information about what you can expect during your visit.