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PATH Museum
At PATH Museum , we believe art has the incredible power to heal, inspire, and transform. Our name, “PATH”, is an acronym for “Presenting Art That Heals.” We are dedicated to bringing this healing magic to life through captivating exhibitions, engaging educational programming, and cultural experiences.
Situated in the 3399 Peachtree building; along the soon to be constructed Boardwalk Trail along Lenox Road between East Paces Ferry and Peachtree Roads, PATH Museum fronts the corridor connecting PATH 400 and the HUB 400 project. Our strategic positioning makes art accessible to all, inviting visitors to embark on a journey of creativity, exploration, and healing. Nestled between the iconic Lenox Square and the bustling Lenox Marta Station, PATH Museum boasts a prime location and bridges the gap between the artistic and the everyday.
Skeletons Become Children
Fulton County Arts & Culture presents Skeletons Become Children, a group exhibition curated by Ren Dillard and featuring works by 20 artists exploring memory, identity, transformation, history, and the human experience.
Featuring works by:
Melissa Alexander, Steve Allen, Chanell Angeli, Thom B... [click here for more]PATH Museum Exhibition Opening - Hold the Line
Neoteric Artifacts Artist Talk
Get a glimpse into the the inspirations, creative process, and stories behind the captivating sculptures on display.
Join us for the artist talk Saturday, October 26 at 3pm at the PATH Museum!
[click here for more]Neoteric Artifacts Opening Reception
O.M. Norling Opening Exhibition
“Parallel Perspectives” Artist Talk: Susan J. Ross and Jim Alexander
Saturday, November 18, 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Moderated by Clint Fluker Free and open to the public.
[click here for more]Artist Talk: “Parallel Perspectives” Susan J. Ross, Jim Alexander
Saturday November 18 12 p.m.-1:30 p.m. 3399 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326
[click here for more]“Parallel Perspectives”: Iconic Atlanta photographers Susan J. Ross and Jim Alexander.
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