Historic Georgia Courthouses. Civic Art. Civic Function.

Join us for a special reception and gallery talk.

The Georgia county courthouse grew up out of practical and political need of an aggressively growing agricultural state. This exhibition draws on a collection of over 17,000 images taken to document and explore the creation and evolution of the Georgia courthouse as a distinct architectural type, and to also capture the artistic affect of these "little capitols."

Curators:

Keith Gaddie, Hoffman Family Chair in the American Ideal and Professor of Political Science, Texas Christian University

Jocelyn Evans, Director of the Kugelman Honors Program and Professor of Political Science, University of West Florida

The exhibition runs from September 3-27 during .

Host or Publisher School of the Arts, University of West Georgia