Mixed Media
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Katy Beltran
$280Katy Beltran
Lockdown, 2026
Archival Pigment Print
7 x 15 inch
Courtesy of the artist
www.instagram.com/beltran.katy
Bio Katy Beltran is a Latinx artist from Bogota, Colombia, based in Atlanta, GA since 2016. Her work is part of the City of Atlanta's permanent art collection and has been exhibited internationally across the United States, South America, and Europe. This year, she is one of the participating artists in the Every Woman Biennial 2026 in New York City. Beltran earned an MFA in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design (Atlanta) and is a certified XR designer through the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 2015, she founded Museo Nueva Memoria (The New Memory Museum) in Colombia, a nonprofit using art and photography to honor the life narratives of at-risk communities. As a creative director, she has collaborated with organizations including Emory University, Black Voters Matter, and SisterLove, Inc., supporting initiatives that challenge systemic discrimination, advance gender justice, and address the impacts of the HIV epidemic. Her artistic language is grounded in women's rights, bodily autonomy, and collective memory, exploring intimate human dramas with a focused lens on the feminine body and the soul.
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Vandorn Hinnant
$1890Vandorn Hinnant
I FOLLOWED YOU, 2026
Mixed Media (Assemblage/Construction)
24.5 inches diameter x 2 inches deep
Courtesy of the artist
www.instagram.com/vandornhinnant
Born in Greensboro, NC, Vandorn Hinnant received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art Design from N C A & T State University in Greensboro NC in 1981, and briefly studied sculpture at UNC-Greensboro. He is a recipient of a 1993-1994 NC Arts Council Artist Fellowship Award, and has participated in artist residencies at The Hambidge Center for the Arts and Sciences, Project Row Houses (Round 10), Penland School of Crafts, Center for Design Innovation (Winston-Salem, NC), the National Arts Education Association, and the Brandywine Workshop in Philadelphia PA. The artist has a long history of public exhibitions and a number of public art commissions to his credit. His works are in numerous private and public collections across America, and some works are in Africa and Europe. He has several books published. One, titled "LOVE... Opera House of The SOUL" is a compilation of poems accompanied by images of his art. He sees his purpose as a creative to serve as an inspiration to others wishing to live fully engaged with 'the creative response'.
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Myrtie Cope
$200Myrtie Cope
Burano Canal III, 2025
Photography Embroidered and Beaded
6 x 6 inches; framed, 9 x 9 framed
Courtesy of the artist
https://www.instagram.com/mcopephoto/
http://www.spaldingnixfineart.com/
Myrtie Cope has been focusing on nature, landscape, and architectural photography since graduating from the photography program at Rocky Mountain School of Photography in 2008. She is honored to have photos in several private and public collections around Atlanta including the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport and Emory University Hospital Tower. She has won numerous awards for her work which has been widely exhibited throughout the United States and internationally. Her winning images have been exhibited in the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers at Fotonostrum Gallery in Barcelona, Spain, multiple times. Her body of work, "Nature Embroidered", was one of the projects featured in All About Photo Magazine's Nature issue in September 2023. Ms. Cope received the Denis Diderot Artist-in-Residence grant at Chateau Orquevaux, France, in 2021 and was awarded a second residency at Atelier AIR in Dangeau, France in 2023. The residencies allowed her to focus on and refine her work and experiment with new techniques as well as traveling around France for photography. In 2024, Ms. Cope was awarded the Williams Family Distinguished Fellowship in Photography for an artist residency at Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences where she continued her work in embroidered photographs.
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Vandorn Hinnant
$200Vandorn Hinnant
SOMETHING TO DO WITH LOVE IN THESE TIMES OF TURBULENT INDIGO, 2026
Assemblage/Construction
24 x 17 x 2.25 inches
Courtesy of the artist
https://www.instagram.com/vandornhinnant/
Vandorn Hinnant Born in Greensboro, NC, Vandorn received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art Design from N C A & T State University in Greensboro NC in 1981, and briefly studied sculpture at UNC-Greensboro. He is a recipient of a 1993-1994 NC Arts Council Artist Fellowship Award, and has participated in artist residencies at The Hambidge Center for the Arts and Sciences, Project Row Houses (Round 10), Penland School of Crafts, Center for Design Innovation (Winston-Salem, NC), the National Arts Education Association, and the Brandywine Workshop in Philadelphia PA. The artist has a long history of public exhibitions and public art commissions to his credit. He sees his purpose as a creative to serve as an inspiration to others wishing to live fully engaged with 'the creative response'.
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zap mcconnell
$200zap mcconnell
molt. reconfigure. erosion.
hand-held mask from Night Teacher Music video "Everything I've Had"
Found Branch, Turtle shell, Bones, Sea Shells, 100 year old Nails, Home-grown Gourd, Waxed Linen String, Geode Crystals, Copper Wire, Leather scrap, Liquid nails, Metal leaf, Tea bags and Easter bunny wrapper.
22 x 8 inches
Courtesy of the artist
www.instagram.com/zapmcconnell
www.instagram.com/howtofeedanartist
Zap McConnell began investigating dance/movement performance at North Carolina School of the Arts (NCSA) in 1988. Upon leaving NCSA, she began traveling, splitting her time between performance, visual arts and direct environmental activism in Northern California, NYC, Idaho, Mexico, Costa Rica and Colorado. Zap has been involved with the Zen Monkey Project (ZMP) since 1995 performing, teaching, stage managing, producing and directing evening-length pieces. She facilitated the New Dance Space and co-facilitated Studio 11 at the McGuffey Art Center, organized performance festivals and ZMP's summer dance intensives. Zap is also a visual artist who regularly creates and prints cartoon books, paints, makes murals, sculpture and who builds performance installation sets that also include lights and costumes. Zap has been a main organizer for many large scale community endeavors, spanning from a huge local artist created carnival (A Charlottesville Wunderkammer), to an in-depth political community weekend investigating the past and present of Native Americans (Columbus Day; Myth and the American Dream), to the adoption, with the stream ecology class, of a highly impaired stream for over ten years. Zap was a full time core teacher at the Living Education Center for Ecology and the Arts, an alternative high school in Charlottesville, Virginia, for almost a decade.
Since 2008, Zap has split her time between U.S.A. and Mexico; and between performances, art shows and teaching. In Mexico, Zap started her connection through a commission from Performática (an International Dance Festival) to make a site specific performance on the campus of Universidad de las Américas Puebla (UDLAP), working with students of Dance and Visual Arts in order to explore the history of the land. She has returned countless times as a guest artist, teaching and making extensive work with UDLAP students, within Performática and working with local artists in Cholula/Puebla.
In the U.S.A., Zap has had over a dozen art shows (N.C./V.A.), created @hand productions, been part of many Dance Festivals, planned/produced/participated in countless Artistic Residencies, and performed/built sets/ran tech/toured/consulted for Theater/Art/Dance groups. Zap co-created the Chicken Bank Collective (CBC), an interdisciplinary and international arts collective, the fall of 2014, then relocated to North Carolina to create her art studio: CABIN. Zap (with-in CBC) has been invited to be part of On-site/In-site Dance Festival two years in a row (Spring 2016/2017). She has screened her first feature length Dance for Film: Secondary Succession she directed and co-created with CBC, in NC, California, Colorado and Mexico. Zap recieved her MFA in Dance Performance from Hollins University in 2019. She resently released: the owl of Minerva arrives only at dusk, a 7 chapter dance for film in solidarity of BLACK LIVES MATTERS.