The Morris Museum exhibited, for the first time, a selection from its holdings of hundreds of works of art by the late Larry Connatser. Connatser developed a unique style, often using brightly colored, three-dimensional dots organized within highly intricate compositions. In 2005, the Morris Museum was bequeathed the remainder of his estate, creating the largest collection of his work in a public institution. He is also represented in the collections of Savannah’s Telfair Museum of Art, which organized a major retrospective exhibition of his paintings in 2002, and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, as well as corporate and private collections.