What a wonderful museum. It's in the middle of farmland a few miles from Madison, GA. I had never heard of Steffen Thomas. What a tremendous artist. I was amazed at how talented he was in so many different media. He also was very vocal in the support of the unity of all people. He had a strong interest in education as well. When we were there, a local artist was in the process of painting a mural that he was working on with local high school students as part of an overall project.

Genius's work! This man could use any medium. This should be seen. This man in the class of Picasso, Matisse and Grandma Moses, Hindrick Kirchner, think of other great ones. Take the kids.

Nice little interesting museum dedicated to a local artist. It’s seemingly out in the middle of nowhere – we were driving after dark and it just appeared in front of us thanks to our GPS – but has a lovely feel inside. We visited specifically to see an exhibit of Folk Art for which they had a nice opening. Friendly people and some interesting art to see made it worth the trip.

Wow... who could have known about this art gallery displaying Steffen Thomas’ works from sketches to sculptures. The mosaics are my favorites. The museum hosts traveling shows. Today it was beautiful quilts from the Lake Oconee Quilt guild. Steffen by Piedmont Park in Atlanta and his son donated this farm for the museum. Well worth the short ride south of Madison. Docents were great and spent as much time as you desire. Update 11-2018: Attended the Great Parade of Folk Art tonight with the guest curator Peter Loose. There was also a discussion about collecting folk art and a session where people bought in their works and he discussed/priced. You are missing out if you don’t take the time to explore this hidden jewel!!!!

Wow... who could have known about this art gallery displaying Steffen Thomas’ works from sketches to sculptures. The mosaics are my favorites. The museum hosts traveling shows. Today it was beautiful quilts from the Lake Oconee Quilt guild. Steffen by Piedmont Park in Atlanta and his son donated this farm for the museum. Well worth the short ride south of Madison. Docents were great and spent as much time as you desire.