Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze
Patterns surround us in nature. They'll tell you how things work on our planet, if you know where to look to find them.
This longest-running exhibition of African American art has been displayed annually at Griffin MSI since 1970. Black Creativity Juried Art Exhibition features paintings, drawings, fine art prints, sculpture, mixed-media, ceramics and photography by Black Americans, including youth artists between the ages of 14 and 17. Work is submitted in the fall, and a panel of jurors select the pieces for exhibition. A youth component also offers opportunities for high school students to submit their art work to the exhibition.
This exhibition opens in early 2026 and is included in General Admission.
Griffin Museum of Science and Industry’s long-running Black Creativity program celebrates the history of Black innovation while championing opportunities for today’s youth to explore STE(A)M in service of a more equitable future rooted in community, creativity and discovery.
Patterns surround us in nature. They'll tell you how things work on our planet, if you know where to look to find them.
See rare and fascinating historic bicycles from the Museum's collection alongside new high-tech bikes in The Art of the Bicycle.
It isn't every day you get to step into a tornado. (Except any day at Griffin MSI.)
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