6 Necklaces

1 Dart for $20

3 darts for $50

Autographed photo of Dominique Wilkins

This certificate is redeemable for Four (4) Lower-Level tickets to one (1) regular season home game during the 2019-2020 Atlanta Hawks season, subject to availability.

All tickets must be redeemed for the same game and must be selected /scheduled before April 1, 2020.

2 Tickets to any Atlanta United Football Club match in 2020. Seats are in lower level- section 115. Season ticket holder seats.

2 Tickets to any Atlanta United Football Club match in 2020. Seats are in lower level- section 115. Season ticket holder seats.

Enjoy a certificate, for a 2020 regular season game for a donation from our organization. This will include (4) Delta seats, which includes parking, exclusive gate entry for the Delta club and complimentary food and beverages in the club, as well as in seat service!!

The Delta SKY360° Club is one of our premium clubs with a great view of the ballpark, located behind homeplate! You can enjoy the game in the spacious lounge featuring various all-inclusive food and beverage options or sit outside, enjoy the game, and let our professional staff take care of the rest. With premium in-seat food and beverage service, you won't have to miss a minute of the action

Four (4) General Admission Tickets

2 tickets to the Georgia Tech basketball game excluding Duke or UVA

Designed by world renowned architect Tom Fazio, the St Ives Golf Course is of championship quality. Our 18 hole Course blends beautifully with the natural undulations of the topography in the area, and is surrounded by a beautiful buffer of woods.

Considered by many to be one of the finest golf courses in Georgia, it is a challenging, yet Member-friendly Course with broad fairways, and a geography that makes it walkable.

Enjoy one night stay on the Inn Grounds at the Inn at Serenbe. Stay includes afternoon tea, sweets at bedtime and a full country breakfast.

Your visit will consist of a Premier Guestroom for a Friday or Saturday night at Four Seasons Atlanta, breakfast credit for two (up to $70) and complimentary valet parking.

Any incidental purchases will be charged accordingly.

Enjoy a weekend (2 Nights & 3 Days) for eight guests at the Hudmon Estate in Sylvania, Georgia, which is half-way between Augusta and Savannah.

*Made-to-Order Breakfasts by a true southern lady

*Private Pool

*Horseback Rides led by experts

*Use of ATV around property

*Excellent hunting in area

Expires October 31, 2020.

Enjoy a 5 day, 4 night stay in traditional New Orleans flair.

This lovely classic double shotgun is ideally located for Bywater living. Situated on Royal Street, this wrought iron fenced in beauty is set back from the street, complete with bricked patio, tranquil fountain, and front porch. A truly great spot for sipping coffee, cocktails, and people watching. Right around the corner from amazing restaurants, coffee shops, and bars including The Country Club, Oaxlis, Café Henri, and Satsuma. Also only a short walk to Frenchman Street and the French Quarter.

Includes room for 4 guests, 2 bedrooms, 5 beds, 2 baths

Expires October 31, 2020.

Tickets for two, first class round-trip tickets to Lower 48 states or Canada on Delta Airlines

Christmas Week at Breckenridge Resort: Spend December 21-28, 2019 at Breckenridge at Grand Lodge at Peak 7 on the slope side for 8 guests.

Enjoy a true Ski in/Ski out experience this Christmas in a luxury 2BR, 2.75 BTH at the 5-STAR Grand Lodge on Peak 7 in the world-renowned and picturesque ski resort town of Breckenridge, Colorado! Everything you need including ski rentals, private ski lockers, lift tickets as well as the Peak 7 Chairlift and Breckenridge Gondola are all just steps away!

But the experience doesn't stop when you come off the slopes... enjoy the adults-only waterfall grotto hot-tub, steam room, or sauna to relax away the day's efforts. Kick back with your family in a private movie theatre with leather recliners and choose from hundreds of on-demand movies at no cost. Enjoy the family indoor and outdoor pool areas, complete with a slide for the kids, and hot tubs with a slope-side view.

This 2-bedroom residence comfortably sleeps 8. The master bedroom offers a king size bed with luxurious linens and a flat screen TV. A jetted tub and double-sink vanity are located directly off of the master bedroom. A pocket door separates the master bath from a 2nd bath that has an additional single-vanity sink, toilet and double-head shower. The 2nd bath can be accessed from the hallway or master bath. There is queen size sleeper sofa in the living area that comfortably sleeps two people. A flat screen LCD TV with DVD player sits above the wood mantel on the stone gas fireplace and a balcony overlooking the slopes adjoins the living area. The full-kitchen boasts granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances including a full-size refrigerator, stove/oven, microwave, and dishwasher. Kitchen bar stools and a dining with seating for six is adjacent to the kitchen. This unit also has its own washer and dryer. The adjoining studio suite has a separate bedroom, full- bath, kitchenette, separate living area with queen sleeper sofa and flat-screen tv.

Amenities include The Sevens Bar & Grille, Soothe Day Spa, complete exercise facility with state-of-the-art equipment and beautiful views, steam and dry saunas, The Grotto hot tub (over 21 only), indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs for the entire family, several large BBQ areas, heated underground garage parking, heated ski locker room, family fun center for the kids, and multiple private family movie theaters (seating for 12).

* 7 nights & 8 days December 21-28

RESORT FEATURES:

Ski-in and Ski-out convenience just steps to the Independence SuperChair on Peak 7 and the Breck Connect Gondola

On the BreckConnect gondola route, with direct access to Peak 8 and historic downtown Breckenridge

Multiple indoor/outdoor swimming pools

Several landscape-inspired hot tubs

Indoor, adult-only grotto with hot tub, waterfall, sauna and steam room

Fitness center with exercise classes and personal trainers

Soothe day spa and salon

Ski in April at Breckenridge Resort: April 11-18th, 2020 at Breckenridge at Grand Lodge at Peak 7 on the slope side for 8 people.

Enjoy a true Ski in/Ski out experience this Spring in a luxury 2BR, 2.75 BTH at the 5-STAR Grand Lodge on Peak 7 in the world-renowned and picturesque ski resort town of Breckenridge, Colorado! Everything you need including ski rentals, private ski lockers, lift tickets as well as the Peak 7 Chairlift and Breckenridge Gondola are all just steps away!

But the experience doesn't stop when you come off the slopes... enjoy the adults-only waterfall grotto hot-tub, steam room, or sauna to relax away the day's efforts. Kick back with your family in a private movie theatre with leather recliners and choose from hundreds of on-demand movies at no cost. Enjoy the family indoor and outdoor pool areas, complete with a slide for the kids, and hot tubs with a slope-side view.

This 2-bedroom residence comfortably sleeps 8. The master bedroom offers a king size bed with luxurious linens and a flat screen TV. A jetted tub and double-sink vanity are located directly off of the master bedroom. A pocket door separates the master bath from a 2nd bath that has an additional single-vanity sink, toilet and double-head shower. The 2nd bath can be accessed from the hallway or master bath. There is queen size sleeper sofa in the living area that comfortably sleeps two people. A flat screen LCD TV with DVD player sits above the wood mantel on the stone gas fireplace and a balcony overlooking the slopes adjoins the living area. The full-kitchen boasts granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances including a full-size refrigerator, stove/oven, microwave, and dishwasher. Kitchen bar stools and a dining with seating for six is adjacent to the kitchen. This unit also has its own washer and dryer. The adjoining studio suite has a separate bedroom, full- bath, kitchenette, separate living area with queen sleeper sofa and flat-screen tv.

Amenities include The Sevens Bar & Grille, Soothe Day Spa, complete exercise facility with state-of-the-art equipment and beautiful views, steam and dry saunas, The Grotto hot tub (over 21 only), indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs for the entire family, several large BBQ areas, heated underground garage parking, heated ski locker room, family fun center for the kids, and multiple private family movie theaters (seating for 12).

RESORT FEATURES:

Ski-in and Ski-out convenience just steps to the Independence SuperChair on Peak 7 and the Breck Connect Gondola

On the BreckConnect gondola route, with direct access to Peak 8 and historic downtown Breckenridge

Multiple indoor/outdoor swimming pools

Several landscape-inspired hot tubs

Indoor, adult-only grotto with hot tub, waterfall, sauna and steam room

Fitness center with exercise classes and personal trainers

Soothe day spa and salon

Enjoy 4 days, 3 nights in a cozy vacation home in Highlands, NC within minutes from the town.

Home is suitable for 4 guests. Includes 2 bedrooms & 2 full baths.

Only 2 hours from Atlanta. A beautiful spot in the fall to see the changing leaves. Get away from the Atlanta heat in the summer. Or indulge in the winter snow up in the majestic North Carolina mountains

Expires October 31, 2020.

Six Days and Five Nights in Paris

Apartment in the heart of the Marais District in the 4th Arrondissment

One private bedroom with a loft--a king bed in each

630 square feet

7 days and 6 nights for two adults

Deluxe accommodations at Resort

Choose between resorts in Costa Rica, Riviera Maya, Jamaica, Cancun, and Punta Cana

No black-out dates (although there may be fees for New Year's Eve and some holidays)

Tequila Tasting in Your Home
Tastings for 20 guests
10 high-end tequilas
Led by tequila expert Juan Bonilla
8 tickets to the Viva Tequila Festival on Saturday, October 26 at Piedmont Park

https://www.vivatequilafestival.com/

7 days and 6 nights for two adults

Deluxe accommodations at Resort

Choose between resorts in Costa Rica, Riviera Maya, Jamaica, Cancun, and Punta Cana

No black-out dates (although there may be fees for New Year's Eve and some holidays)

Reserve your departure time today! The Boeing 737-200 full motion flight simulator is a true pilot trainer. So real, you'll think you're in the air.

This experience is for 1-4 people, ages 16+. It is not recommended for pregnant women, those with back issues or motion sickness, or children under the age of 15. Simulator guests will receive a 10- minute pre-flight briefing, 45 minutes of flight time and a 5-minute review at the end of the experience. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your departure. If you have questions, please call the Museum at (404) 715-7886 before booking.

Central Gymnastics birthday party package: - 1 hour of coach directed fun and play and 30 minutes for presents and cake. Parties include the entire building for you and your guest. The gym will be set up with a big obstacle course ready for a Gymnastics Birthday Bash.

Piece of Cake: $50 gift card for any cake for your party.

Enjoy 4 tickets to CineBistro.

Amenities:

Reserved theatre seating & in-seat service
High back leather rocking chairs
Online and in-theatre ticketing
Digital cinema with 3D capabilities
Chef created full menu
Bar and Lounge
Premium cocktails and extensive wine menu
Complimentary valet service (Fri. and Sat.)

-Enjoy a one hour massage (50 minutes)- any style from Village Health Wellness Spa.

-After your massage experience, enjoy lunch or dinner at Stockyard Burgers and Bones with a $25 gift card. Stockyard's menu features a variety of fresh black angus beef burgers as well as sushi-grade tuna, pork and veggie burgers, all made with fresh ingredients and topped with condiments made in house

Enjoy 2 tickets for the Atlanta Movie Tour. With over 1,200 movies and television shows filmed here in Atlanta, we pack this tour with tons of locations, clips and behind the scenes stories. Whether you love Avengers: Infinity War, Ride Along, Stranger Things, The Hunger Games, The Walking Dead, The Fast and the Furious, Jumanji, Anchorman 2, Baby Driver, or The Real Housewives Of Atlanta, this tour has something for everyone.

Enjoy 2 tickets to the Heart/Beat, Gospel, Brubeck & Rhythms of the City

• Friday, Feb 7th
• Saturday, Feb 8th
• Sunday, Feb 9th

The sweeping rhythms and infectious energy of jazz music intertwine the three works making their Atlanta Ballet debuts in February.

Dwight Rhoden, "one of the most sought out choreographers of the day" (The New York Times), former principal with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and Founding Artistic Director of Complexions Contemporary Ballet, will create a world premiere contemporary ballet on our Company artists set to powerful melodies.

Lar Lubovitch's Elemental Brubeck, a toe tapping good time, provides "a festive, knockout display, joyously evoking some of the greatest moments of American dance on film?" (The San Francisco Chronicle).

Alexander Ekman returns with Tuplet, an explosive and inventive work. Using the dancers bodies as percussion instruments, they create their own driving tempos that, when intermixed with popular jazz standards and an original electronic score, create an immersive, symphonic experience.

Become Archerized!

A tour for up to six fans of the show includes getting to see and speak with artists from all of the various departments; Pre-Productions, Storyboards, Character Design, Backgrounds, 3D and Animation. Tour with Casey Willis our Executive Producer, Marcus Rosentrater our Producer, Justin Wagner our Art Director, and Chi Sato our Assistant Art Director.

Enjoy a date night, 90 minute blowing class at Janke Studios. Janke Studios is located in the heart of the Old Fourth Ward on historic Auburn Ave. Known as one of the first complete glassblowing centers in Atlanta, enjoy a night of learning and glassblowing for beginners.

Enjoy a hydrafacial at OVME Atlanta. OVME favors a bespoke approach to medical grade skin care. Therefore, we proudly carry the HydraFacial Elite which provides customized "hydradermabrasion" treatments that are tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients.

Also incudes two makeup bags, with sample spa items: SPF Sunscreen and OVME face polish

After the facial experience, treat yourself to a manicure and pedicure courtesy of Morningside Nail Bar.

Have a party for the children in your life with 8- 60 minute passes to SkyZone Kennesaw

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25 tokens for King of Pops, redeemable wherever King of Pops are sold and distributed,

Enjoy One family membership to Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia and 4 General Admission Passes to Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art

Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia family membership includes

Unlimited free general admission all year
Free admission to exhibition openings, artist talks, and special events
Discounts on programs and access to members-only events such as Draw@MOCA and ArtMERGE.
$25 discount for any training course offered by C4 Atlanta
Special pricing discounts at Binders Art Supplies and Frames
10% off merchandise from the MOCA GA Gift Shop
Free admission for 2 adults and 4 children under 18 for Family and Friend levels only.

MOCA package also includes 25 catalogs of the most recent works in the museum's collection

4 curated books by Ricardo Pau-Llosa

Two (2) tickets to Art for Dinner at Serenbe. Art Over Dinner is a series of intimate gatherings with artists and the organizations that support their work.

We collaborate with the chefs at HomespunATL and local farmers to bring a seasonal meal that showcases winemakers and brewers, and invite our guest artists to spark the conversation at one long farm table on the outdoor deck of The Art Farm at Serenbe.

Your party of 10 will participate in a sensory tasting of the freshest EVOO sourced from around the world. EVOO tasting is much like wine tasting--each olive has its own distinct flavor, just like a grape.

Event includes a Cheeseboard & Charcuterie. Tasting ends with a sample of aged balsamics over ice cream.

Decatur Glassblowing Date Night

This is a two person 90 minute private session, meaning one instructor and workspace per party of two. This hot-glass learning experience will start by going over safety, tools, and equipment. The instructor will then demonstrate how to make one of the items you have chosen. Following the demonstration, you will go through the steps one-on-one with the instructor to create your own piece. There will be a variety of colors available to choose from when making your items. Items made will vary by time and ability. We do our best to cater private classes to the student's preference and skill level. Typically, the student will be able to work through one flower each and one ornament each in this session (4 pieces total).

Includes t-shirt and glass peach ornament

Impractical Jokers Cruise is back for a 4th comical adventure and we want YOU to join us! Joe, Sal, Q, & Murr will be sailing February 10-14, 2020 from Miami to beautiful Nassau, Bahamas aboard Norwegian Pearl. If you're ready for more laughs and hijinks at sea, don't miss your chance to vacation with The Tenderloins!

This four day impractical journey will be a nonstop boatload of fun featuring multiple comedy performances from a lineup hand-picked by The Tenderloins and hilarious activities that will leave your sides splitting. Interact with fellow comedy lovers aboard our very own floating festival filled with the best Impractical Jokers fans around!

Plan an unforgettable adventure in Nassau at the famed Atlantis resort or escape to one of the beautiful Bahamian beaches where swimming with dolphins and relaxing in the sun will have you feeling refreshed for the excitement that awaits back on board. We'll keep the drinks flowing and punchlines coming as we sail over the deep blue sea together and create endless memories (and inside jokes!) to last a lifetime.

2 Complimentary Tickets to TMBT's Modern Myths

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents an evening of neo-classical ballet inspired by the legends of Greek mythology. An Atlanta premiere, Under the Olive Tree first premiered with New Orleans Ballet Theater in 2016. Called "stark", "striking", and "sensual" by the Miami Herald, Tara Lee's fluid choreography captures the personalities of the Greek gods and goddesses and their fated stories. Horizons by Heath Gill premiered at Terminus' outdoor performance home, Serenbe, and will be uniquely adapted for a traditional indoor theater. The dance work is inspired by the tale of Icarus and the "dramatic and gorgeous" lighting complements Gill's storytelling and athletic movement style.

Georgia Aquarium: two general admission tickets.

Fernbank Museum of Natural History: two general admission passes.

One (1) $30 Pikes Nursery Gift Card

Composer: Richard Strauss
Librettist: Richard Strauss
Premiere Date: Dec 9, 1905, Königliches Opernhaus, Dresden

A psychological thriller draped in lust, incest, power, and seduction, Salome is the twisted tale of a depraved tyrant, his bewitching stepdaughter, and her unholy infatuation with John the Baptist. First transported from Mark's Gospel to the world's stage by Oscar Wilde, the opera Salome scandalized the music world into the 1930s, and continues to captivate with its sublimely rich musical tapestries.

Performed in German with English supertitles

Dates Available: Tuesday, January 28, 2020 7:30pm or Friday, January 31, 2020

Two tickets to Kenny Leon's True Colors Theatre Company's production of "School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play."

Two standard subscriptions to Actor's Express Theatre during Season 32

School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play | Written by Jocelyn Bioh
At the start of the 1986 school year, Paulina, the reigning queen bee of the Aburi Boarding School, has her sights set on winning the Miss Ghana Pageant and ultimately, the Miss Global Universe Pageant. Paulina prides herself on successfully shaming her friends over their weight, hair, and status. When American transfer student Erica arrives and begins to threaten Paulina's position atop her hive-minded friends, the power struggle begins. Colorism, classism, body shaming and more play a role in the skirmishes that ensue.

Focusing on issues that teenagers face around the globe, School Girls; or, the
African Mean Girls Play is a fearless comedy that confronts our concepts of self-esteem and beauty.

Two (2) standard subscriptions at Actor's Express during season 32.

Actor's Express is a theatre that challenges and reflects contemporary human experiences in an inclusive environment. We seek to jumpstart individual transformations through the shared adventure of our live performances, which range from daringly provocative to audaciously hilarious.

1 family pass to Rock City

4 General Admission Tickets to Zoo Atlanta

2 tickets to TreeTop Quest Dunwoody

Rock City will amaze you...it's in our nature! Located atop Lookout Mountain, just 6 miles from downtown Chattanooga, Rock City is a true marvel of nature featuring massive ancient rock formations, gardens with over 400 native plant species, and breathtaking "See 7 States" panoramic views. Take an unforgettable journey along the Enchanted Trail where each step reveals natural beauty and wonders along the woodland path. Experience the magic of Fairyland Caverns and Mother Goose Village, visit one of our regional gift shops and dine at the Big Rock Grill. Rock City is splendid year-round

Treetop Quest Dunwoody's aerial adventure park will challenge you physically and mentally as you maneuver from tree to tree through obstacles and zip-lines. Once you're equipped, we'll teach you how to operate your equipment and you'll be able to swing through each course as many times as you want for 2.5 hours. Conveniently located inside Brook Run Park, 2 minutes from the Atlanta perimeter, our Dunwoody location brings adventure right to your back door!

Chocolate Micro-factory Tour & Tasting for up to 6 guests.

3 free adult or children's classes at TADA! The Atlanta Dance Academy.

Enjoy one traditional 7in buttercream cake from CakeHag

Four (4) Community Passes for AMC Fork and Screen Buckhead.

You and a friend will get a rare, behind-the-scenes, glimpse into how Turner Classic Movies is put together. TCM cable television channel is home to the largest selection of classic film libraries in the world, all shown as they were originally meant to be seen. After arriving at Turner, you will be escorted to the studio where you will have the opportunity to meet one of the TCM on-air hosts & TCM production team. Lunch in the green room is also included. Must pass Turner security background check to be eligible to redeem the prize, and dates are subject to change, takes place in 2019

Four (4) General Admissions Tickets to Medieval Times.

4900 Sugarloaf Pkwy. Suite 517, Lawrenceville, GA 30043

What exactly is Medieval Times?
Medieval Times is an exciting, family-friendly dinner attraction inspired by an 11th century feast and tournament. Guests are served a four-course banquet and cheer for one of six Knights competing in the joust and other tests of skill.
What can I expect at a Medieval Times performance?
Expect almost two hours of jousting, swordsmanship, thrilling hand-to-hand combat, displays of extraordinary horsemanship and falconry as part of an exciting yet touching story set in Medieval Spain.

Brewery Tour and Bar Tab for 4!

You will receive a brewery tour of our production facility
and enjoy beers on draft for a bar tab of up to $150.
Expires 10/31/20.
*Must be redeemed at the Orpheus Brewing Tasting Room.
**Must be used in one visit.

Monday - Thursdays from 6PM-10PM
Friday 5PM - 12AM
Saturday - Sunday 1PM - 10PM

Enjoy an additional Four (4 ) full pour tickets

Three (3) days of day camp or Three (3) nights nights of boarding.

Send your Pet to Paradise

A Different Kind of Pet Care
Ensure that your pet lives the high life while you're away at Pet Paradise Atlanta Airport. During your dog or cat's stay, he or she will enjoy premium indoor/outdoor boarding suites, expert grooming and plenty of space to romp, splash and make new friends. We offer 24/7 pickup and drop-off by appointment.

Includes portrait of dog.

Enjoy 5 day day care package from Puppy Haven

A certificate for two (2) tickets to the opening night performance of Miss Saigon at The Fox Theatre, Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at 7:30 pm

Experience the acclaimed new production of the legendary musical Miss Saigon, from the creators of Les Misérables. This is the epic story of a young Vietnamese woman named Kim. In a bar run by a notorious character called The Engineer, Kim meets an American G.I. That encounter will change their lives forever. Featuring stunning spectacle, a sensational cast of 42, and a soaring score including Broadway hits like "Last Night of the World," "The Movie in My Mind," and "The Heat is On in Saigon," this is a theatrical event you will never forget.

1 month unlimited free classes

5 Pack of Classes at Blast

2 Fancy Pants seats to Dad's Garage

One (1) Chik-Fil-A Swag Basket

Includes:

• Stuffed Cow
• Chik-fil-A baseball cap
• One (1) tumbler
• Chik-fil-A notebook
• Two (2) Chik-fil-A golf balls
• One (1) Chik-fil-A towel

Have expert MahJong teacher Marilyn MacQuarrie join you and up to 8 friends for an evening of MahJong.

Learn to play and enjoy the ancient game!

(as seen in Crazy Rich Asians)

1 Week School Break Art Camp - To be used 2020-2021 with Color Wheel Studios

• Three (3) personal training sessions
• 1 (60) minute massage
• 1 month of unlimited small group Personal Training on Demand

Expires 12/31/2019

One (1) Hour Signature Facial with Peel.

Seraphim applies your choice of our sensuous fruit acid peels (mild, medium, strong or intense): Coconut/Papaya, Cranberry, Pumpkin, Orange, Cherry, Salicylic, Glycolic or the intensive Red Currant. An Aloe-Mango-Spearmint Mask soothes; Seraphim's Sugar Body Cream is then gently massaged to your hands, arms and shoulders. Steamy Peppermint towels soothe and assuage followed by Seraphim's warm, hydrating Indulgence Silk Mask for deep conditioning of the skin. They finish with a relaxing therapeutic face massage. Extractions upon request. Include Peel!

Facial ends with our 24K Gold Serum which provides superior hydration and smoothness. Our Glycolic Body Lotion treatment is applied to arms and décolleté for extra moisture and exfoliation throughout the day!

Full foil/partial foil service with Jackie Berry

Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray

Kérastase Volume in Powder Finishing Spray

Oribe Restyling Spray

Kérastase Densifique Thickening Mousse

One (1) Basket that includes:

1. Trish McEvoy Vitamin Even Skin Creme
2. Trish McEvoy Retinol Eye Cream
3. Trish McEvoy Beauty Booster Lip and Cheek Color (Raspberry)
4. Trish McEvoy SPF 15 Lip Balm
5. Trish McEvoy 24 hour Eyeshadow and liner
6. Trish McEvoy Intense gel eye liner

Skin evaluation, facial & reflexology from Take Care Massage

One (1) hour deep tissue massage from Alisa Hunt

2 Gift Cards for Amazon valued at $100 each

Hand blown by Nate Nardi at Decatur Glassblowing Studio

One (1) Bowl made from Bicycle Gears

One (1) Kanjo Acupuncture Pillow & Mat.

Mat Color: Black.

Pillow Color: Lavender.

The FSA eligible Kanj? Memory acuPressure Mat offers a simple yet effective at-home solution for neck and back pain. Taken from the ancient Chinese methodologies used in acupuncture, the high-density memory foam Kanj? Memory acuPressure Mat targets acupressure points to reduce pain throughout the body.

Benefits include:

• Back/ Neck Pain Relief
• Shoulder Pain Relief
• Fibromyalgia and Sciatica Nerve Pain Relief
• Improved Circulation
• Headache and Migraine Relief

Kanj? Mats are made using:

• 100% organic cotton linen
• BPA-free ABS plastic stimulators
• Custom 3.5lb high-density Kanj? Memory foam core

Our plastic stimulators are custom designed to ensure maximum coverage on the back and neck, resulting in the activation of several acupressure points at once.

The included acupressure pillow provides additional relief and acupressure stimulation to the neck and upper back.

Includes: Kanj? on-the-go zippered carry bag

One (1) Handmade Don't Stop Art bag

One (1) Gold Necklace by Kendra Scott

One (1) Quilt by Kyle Offerman

One (1) Handmade Bicycle Bag

12-Hot Blocks

Hot Blocks-These are GeorgiaFiresteel.com Survival Firestarters made to be compact, easy to use and store in a pack, purse, go-bag, pockets etc with ease. They are hand made using only quality solid hardwoods, large Oxidizing rods, and our exclusive high speed tool bit scraper. Compact, Quality, Beauty, Affordable, and Works Every Time!

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One (1) Handmade Statue Bag

Six (6) Pyro Mags-These are beautiful hand-turned wood handled survival firestarters made with magnesium and oxidizing rods. Our high speed steel striker is inserted into the top of the body for easy access. These are beautiful, made to work and last a lifetime.

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Have a beautiful image of your special pet customized just for you. a custom pet portrait, done in a 8" x 8" portrait, acrylic

Russian Baroque Platinum Pearl with an Antique Coin with Mother of Pearl Coin Drop.

Part of the Beautiful Chaos Collection by Kim Cullen www.BCHAOS.com

Two (2) linen hand towels from Gramercy Linens. Included is a certificate to have towels monogrammed.

Gramercy offers monogramming on everything from sheeting and towels to napkins and cosmetic bags. We have a variety of styles and colors to perfectly personalize your fine linens. We offer both in-house monogramming (done right in our shop), as well as Matouk monograms on any of the Matouk linens. Matouk also offers applique monogramming on a select number of linens. Applique is the process of attaching (by sewing) pieces of fabric (cut out in monograms) to another piece of fabric. Embroidered monogramming is the use of thread.

Enjoy an at-home cookout supplied by Farm Burger for 10.

* 10 grass-fed burger patties

* 10 Masada burger buns

* Vermont-aged cheddar, caramelized onions, farm burger sauce

* Seasonal mixed green salad with farm goddess dressing

* Classic mac 'n cheese,

* House-made traditional potato chips

* House-made chocolate bread pudding

Enjoy a $75 gift card to Parker's on Ponce restaurant in historic downtown Decatur. Known as one of the first steakhouses in Decatur, Parker's on Ponce boasts three dining rooms and a large bar. There is room for private functions, office meetings, family gatherings or romantic dates.

Donated By Parkers on Ponce

Four (4) Twenty-five Dollar ($25) gift cards to Taqueria Del Sol.

One (1) Cookbook by Eddie Hernandez and Susan Puckett -- "Turnip Greens & Tortillas - A Mexican Chef Spices Up The Southern Kitchen"

Fifty Dollars ($50) Gift Cards for Brick Store Pub

Fifty Dollars ($50) Gift Cards for Leon's Full Service Restaurant

Artist: Steven Assael

Medium: Graphite and crayon on clay-coated paper

Size: 10" x 10.25"

Artist Bio: Considered one of the leading representational figurative artists of his generation. Assael's work is included in public and private collections around the world, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Art Institute of Chicago. In 1999 his work was exhibited in a ten-year retrospective at the Frye Art Museum in Seattle, Washington and CBS Sunday Morning ran a feature on the artist and the show. Assael is represented by Forum Gallery and currently resides in New York City.

Artist: Dr. Fahamu Pecou

Medium: Lithograph

Size: 27" x 22"

Artist Bio:

Dr. Fahamu Pecou is an interdisciplinary artist and scholar whose works combine observations on hip-hop, fine art and popular culture. Pecou's paintings, performance art, and academic work addresses concerns around contemporary representations of Black masculinity and how these images impact both the reading and performance of Black masculinity.

Fahamu received his BFA at the Atlanta College of Art in 1997 and an PhD from Emory University in 2018. Pecou maintains an active exhibition schedule as well as public lectures and speaking engagements at colleges and museums nationwide.

In 2017 Pecou was the subject of a retrospective exhibition "Miroirs de l'Homme" in Paris, France. He is a recipient of the 2016 Joan Mitchell Foundation "Painters and Sculptors" Award. His work is featured in noted private and public national and international collections including; Smithsonian National Museum of African American Art and Culture, Societe Generale (Paris), Nasher Museum at Duke University, The High Museum of Art, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Seattle Art Museum, Paul R. Jones Collection, Clark Atlanta University Art Collection and Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia.

Travels Through the Universe (Point of Departure/Point of Return)

Artist: Don Cooper

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 32" x 47"

Artist Bio:

Don Cooper's paintings have relied heavily on symbolism for the past 25 years. Symbolic images such as the sacred lotus, the vortex, the bindu and the circle signify meanings that are different from their literal sense. The symbols often express psychological, mystical and spiritual states of mind.

Cooper was born in Texas, but grew up in Georgia. He has lived and worked in Atlanta since 1976. His art has been inspired by travels in the US, Britain, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, Vietnam, Thailand, India and China. Cooper has been awarded fellowships from the Fulbright Program, SECCA 7, the Southern Arts Federation, CGR and Awards in the Visual Arts. To date, Cooper's work has been in over 30 solo exhibitions and 65 regional and international group exhibitions. In 2004, Cooper was one of six Georgia artists to be included in the MOCA GA exhibition, Transitions II, curated by Karen Comer Lowe. The artist is one of three winners of the inaugural 2007 MOCA GA Working Artist Project Grant and he was also awarded the Judith Alexander Artadia Award in 2009.

www.doncooperpaintings.com

Artist: Alexi Torres

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 48" x 36"

Artist Bio:

Mr. Torres is an artist originally from Cuba. He is known for his oil paintings that are painted to appear as if knitted or woven. Torres has had numerous solo and group exhibitions in the United States and abroad including: UNIX Gallery, New York; Marietta Cobb Museum Of Art; DMoMA Lausanne, Switzerland; Hoover Library, Alabama; Rush Gallery, New York; Kai Lin Art, Atlanta, 2012; Scope Miami; and Texas Contemporary. Torres's work can be found in major private and public collections, including the private collections of Will Smith, Bernie Marcus, Delta Air Lines, Marietta Cobb Museum of Art, and the Museum of Art Matanzas, Cuba.

Artist: Tony Hernandez

Medium: Pen & Ink on Paper

Size: 12.5" x 18.5" (Framed)

Artist Bio:

Tony Hernandez was born in Atlanta in 1964 and has been painting professionally since 1988. While he is a Southern artist, his works are far from the region. His subject matter delves into the lives of children of the Holocaust, as well as those who struggled through the Great Depression, especially in the ghettos of the Bronx where his grandparents lived. He is haunted by photographs of these children, often being consumed by the images until he puts pigment to canvas. Hernandez conveys the worlds that children create for themselves when they feel powerless by the fallacies of adults. With effervescence and symbolism, his paintings of preadolescent children wrestle with two themes: powerlessness and imagination. This tango creates a realm where the "mind of wonder" is tangible.

Hernandez has investigated these leitmotifs over the last several decades, working exclusively on handmade birch wood panels using the technically-demanding process of encaustic painting. While his works are simple visually, their psychological tone is complex. In these void landscapes, he portrays children unabridged, drawing on emotional gravity. With nothing to distract from the subject, the viewer is pulled into this land of childlike curiosity and fear. Even with evident melancholy throughout the body of work, such as the boy in the dunce hat, reaching for his shadow, there is hope within his shadowed, crowned self. Hernandez often uses doves to imply this sense of hope, as they represent a bridge from the despondent into the ethereal. With the painting of the doves sitting before a lounging girl, they seem guardian-like, protecting her from the trials that presumably surround her. In another painting, a girl adorns a deep red dunce cap while two doves perch on her forearms, depicting that thin divide between reality and imagination.

Through his adroit portrayal of historical calamities and symbolism, Hernandez has been contrasted with a litany of acclaimed artists, such as Christian Boltanski and Anselm Kiefer. Even so, Hernandez's dexterity draws from his own instinct, which he developed after attending the Art Institute of Atlanta as a high school student. After devoting himself to painting full-time in 1988, he distinguished his style further as he recognized that he paints for the primarily emotional connection. This disassociation from trends has allowed him to look inward before he looks outward, creating works that are overwhelming and frank. The art critic Jerry Cullum has said, "It's rare to find an artist whose work functions so totally on a level that gives the subjective sensation of intellectual satisfaction without providing anything like an obvious conceptual agenda. His approach to figuration delivers a definable psychological impact, and that he does this with rather more complexity than most painters."

Tony Hernandez exhibits internationally and his works are in numerous public collections throughout the U.S., notably the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and The Bronx Museum of the Arts. He recently relocated his Atlanta home and studio to Charlotte, NC.

Artist: Tony Hernandez

Medium: Pen & Ink Drawing on Paper

Size: 12.5" x 18.5" (framed)

Artist Bio:

Tony Hernandez was born in Atlanta in 1964 and has been painting professionally since 1988. While he is a Southern artist, his works are far from the region. His subject matter delves into the lives of children of the Holocaust, as well as those who struggled through the Great Depression, especially in the ghettos of the Bronx where his grandparents lived. He is haunted by photographs of these children, often being consumed by the images until he puts pigment to canvas. Hernandez conveys the worlds that children create for themselves when they feel powerless by the fallacies of adults. With effervescence and symbolism, his paintings of preadolescent children wrestle with two themes: powerlessness and imagination. This tango creates a realm where the "mind of wonder" is tangible.

Hernandez has investigated these leitmotifs over the last several decades, working exclusively on handmade birch wood panels using the technically-demanding process of encaustic painting. While his works are simple visually, their psychological tone is complex. In these void landscapes, he portrays children unabridged, drawing on emotional gravity. With nothing to distract from the subject, the viewer is pulled into this land of childlike curiosity and fear. Even with evident melancholy throughout the body of work, such as the boy in the dunce hat, reaching for his shadow, there is hope within his shadowed, crowned self. Hernandez often uses doves to imply this sense of hope, as they represent a bridge from the despondent into the ethereal. With the painting of the doves sitting before a lounging girl, they seem guardian-like, protecting her from the trials that presumably surround her. In another painting, a girl adorns a deep red dunce cap while two doves perch on her forearms, depicting that thin divide between reality and imagination.

Through his adroit portrayal of historical calamities and symbolism, Hernandez has been contrasted with a litany of acclaimed artists, such as Christian Boltanski and Anselm Kiefer. Even so, Hernandez's dexterity draws from his own instinct, which he developed after attending the Art Institute of Atlanta as a high school student. After devoting himself to painting full-time in 1988, he distinguished his style further as he recognized that he paints for the primarily emotional connection. This disassociation from trends has allowed him to look inward before he looks outward, creating works that are overwhelming and frank. The art critic Jerry Cullum has said, "It's rare to find an artist whose work functions so totally on a level that gives the subjective sensation of intellectual satisfaction without providing anything like an obvious conceptual agenda. His approach to figuration delivers a definable psychological impact, and that he does this with rather more complexity than most painters."

Tony Hernandez exhibits internationally and his works are in numerous public collections throughout the U.S., notably the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and The Bronx Museum of the Arts. He recently relocated his Atlanta home and studio to Charlotte, NC.

Artist: Tony Hernandez

Medium: Pen & Ink on Paper

Size: 12.5" x 18.5" (framed)

Artist Bio:

Tony Hernandez was born in Atlanta in 1964 and has been painting professionally since 1988. While he is a Southern artist, his works are far from the region. His subject matter delves into the lives of children of the Holocaust, as well as those who struggled through the Great Depression, especially in the ghettos of the Bronx where his grandparents lived. He is haunted by photographs of these children, often being consumed by the images until he puts pigment to canvas. Hernandez conveys the worlds that children create for themselves when they feel powerless by the fallacies of adults. With effervescence and symbolism, his paintings of preadolescent children wrestle with two themes: powerlessness and imagination. This tango creates a realm where the "mind of wonder" is tangible.

Hernandez has investigated these leitmotifs over the last several decades, working exclusively on handmade birch wood panels using the technically-demanding process of encaustic painting. While his works are simple visually, their psychological tone is complex. In these void landscapes, he portrays children unabridged, drawing on emotional gravity. With nothing to distract from the subject, the viewer is pulled into this land of childlike curiosity and fear. Even with evident melancholy throughout the body of work, such as the boy in the dunce hat, reaching for his shadow, there is hope within his shadowed, crowned self. Hernandez often uses doves to imply this sense of hope, as they represent a bridge from the despondent into the ethereal. With the painting of the doves sitting before a lounging girl, they seem guardian-like, protecting her from the trials that presumably surround her. In another painting, a girl adorns a deep red dunce cap while two doves perch on her forearms, depicting that thin divide between reality and imagination.

Through his adroit portrayal of historical calamities and symbolism, Hernandez has been contrasted with a litany of acclaimed artists, such as Christian Boltanski and Anselm Kiefer. Even so, Hernandez's dexterity draws from his own instinct, which he developed after attending the Art Institute of Atlanta as a high school student. After devoting himself to painting full-time in 1988, he distinguished his style further as he recognized that he paints for the primarily emotional connection. This disassociation from trends has allowed him to look inward before he looks outward, creating works that are overwhelming and frank. The art critic Jerry Cullum has said, "It's rare to find an artist whose work functions so totally on a level that gives the subjective sensation of intellectual satisfaction without providing anything like an obvious conceptual agenda. His approach to figuration delivers a definable psychological impact, and that he does this with rather more complexity than most painters."

Tony Hernandez exhibits internationally and his works are in numerous public collections throughout the U.S., notably the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and The Bronx Museum of the Arts. He recently relocated his Atlanta home and studio to Charlotte, NC.

Artist: Robert Sherer

Medium: Oil on archival paper, framed

Size: 27" x 32"

Artist Bio:

Mr. Sherer is an internationally-exhibiting artist who explores issues of race, gender, sexuality, and Southern identity in his work. He is best known for his use of unconventional media and for four incidents of art censorship. During the mid-1980s, Sherer worked with the folk artist Reverend Howard Finster at Paradise Gardens. Mr. Sherer's work is in the permanent collections of the High Museum, Morris Museum of Art in Augusta, Davidson College, Davis Lisboa Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia., Leslie Lohman Foundation Museum, New York, NY., and the Marietta Museum of Art & Whimsy in Sarasota.

Artist: Andrew Crawford

Medium: Steel

Size: 13" x 13" x 3.5"

Artist Bio:

Andrew Crawford is a practicing sculptor who works in metal, wood, and found objects. His goal is to match organic form with mechanical objects and to explore the tension between the natural versus the man-made. Crawford was born in New Jersey, and moved with his family to the suburbs of Atlanta as a young boy. His parents, who set up a workshop for him in their home, encouraged his early artistic endeavors in clay, drawing, music, and sculpture. Andrew received his BFA in sculpture from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1993. Crawford has received numerous public and private art commissions from institutions throughout the Southeast, including the Atlanta Botanical Gardens; Brenau University, Gainesville, Georgia; Holder Properties, Atlanta; Highlands Performing Arts Center, North Carolina; and Federal Reserve Bank, Atlanta. He has participated in solo and group shows at Bascome-Louise Gallery, Highlands, North Carolina; Quinlan Gallery, Gainesville, Georgia; Museum of Design Atlanta; Positive Space, New Orleans; and The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, among others. He recently had an outdoor sculpture show at MOCA GA, where one of his pieces is on extended loan. Crawford's studio, The Andrew T. Crawford Ironworks, is located on Bowen Street in Northwest Atlanta.

Artist: Gail Foster

Medium: Mixed Media on Paper

Size: 6" x 6" (unframed); 12" x 12" (framed)

Artist Bio:

Ms. Foster is a popular Georgia artist who has had solo exhibitions at galleries in Santa Fe and Little Rock, and in Atlanta at the Fay Gold Gallery and the Lowe Gallery, and the Columbus Museum of Art. She is in more than more than 30 public collections, including the Columbus Museum of Art, Alston & Bird, King & Spalding, the St. Regis Hotel in New York City, and the Ritz-Carlton in Chevy Chase. She is in the private collection of Halle Berry, Ted Turner, and Will & Jada Pinkett Smith, among others.

Artist: Thomas Swanston

Medium: Diamond dust, graphite on vellum

Size: 15" x 12.5"

Artist Bio:

In my current body of paintings, the overarching theme of migration carries a multitude of connotations; most notably, migration speaks to the mystical movement through space and time, from one location to another and the ultimate return home. The recurring patterns of sandhill crane migrations remind us of nature's ability to renew and revive itself, rhythmically changing, yet remaining stable and consistent through the seasons. Such is also the human life, changing with each year and each generation. Like migratory birds, physical and spiritual travelers alike explore new or familiar places, always to return to the one special locale that they call "home." In their seasonal trips from North to South and then back, and in their victorious return from near extinction back into the cycle of life, sandhill cranes remind the viewer that all journeys have a purpose and an end, no matter how long they might be or how far away from home they may take us.

Artist: Lisa Tuttle

Medium: Archival digital inkjet printer, A/P 2019

Size: 24" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Ms. Tuttle has been a leader in the Atlanta art scene for over 30 years. She is not only a conceptual, interdisciplinary and multi-media artist, but serves as an arts administrator at the Fulton County Department of Arts and Culture. Tuttle has received recognition and awards for various public art projects, such as the 2012 Public Art Network Year-in-Review award which identified Tuttle's artwork as one of the top 50 public art projects in the country and two Southern Arts Federation/ NEA Regional Fellowships for Visual Artists in both sculpture and photography. Her works are in the permanent collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, the Federal Reserve Bank, and numerous private collections.

Artist: Jenny Henley

Medium: Archival pigment on panel with Acrylic wash

Size: 45" x 45"

Artist Bio:

Ms. Henley's works are sculptural within a painting framework. Her work has been exhibited in Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Jacksonville, and Naples. Ms. Henley has had considerable commercial success throughout the United States.

Artist: Donald Robson

Medium: Watercolor

Size: 12" x 14"

Artist Bio:

Mr. Robson's works are currently in the Kibbee Gallery in Atlanta and the Gibson Gallery in Los Angeles. He has had commissions from Marriott, the Ritz-Carlton, Loews Miami Grand Hotel, and the Grand Hyatt Atlanta. He is in private collections throughout the United States. In addition, Mr. Robson is a faculty member in the art department at Kennesaw State.

Artist: Howard Finster

Medium: Limited edition screen print hand signed

Size: 27" x 34"

Artist Bio: Artist was a self-taught artist and Baptist minister from Georgia. He is considered one of the most important folk artists of the 20th century.

Artist: Deborah Hutchinson

Medium: Raised copper with 23K interior

Size: 3.5" x 3.5"

Artist Bio:

Deborah Hutchinson teaches Small Metals and Jewelry Design at Kennesaw State University. She introduced the first Small Metals class at KSU in 2007, after completing her Masters in Sculpture from Georgia State University in 2005. Following her Degree, she became a visiting artist for the Fulton County Arts Council's Art @ Work Program, while working as an apprentice for Chris Moulder Lighting.

Deborah is a Hambidge Fellow and her undergraduate degree is in Jewelry and Silversmithing, also received from Georgia State University. She has exhibited in local and national art shows, was a Niche Award Finalist, and received various awards for both her art jewelry and sculpture. She was a featured artist on HGTV's Carol Duvall Show, her early and current work may be viewed @ Piepiemetals.com. Deborah also has a Masters and Bachelor degree in Education and has worked on the Pima Maricopa and Navajo reservations in Arizona.

Artist: Jason Kofte

Medium: Etching; Print 15/20

Size: 17" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Jason Kofke understands a culture through images of what has been abandoned, discarded, or abrogated. He uses art as salvage ethnography to attribute meaning to events and artifacts of the past. His projects empathize with communal historical experiences and attempt to make sense of the present through a re-exploration of a common history.

Kofke is a recipient of a 2015 ELEVATE (Atlanta) Award, a 2011 Artadia Grant and a 2009 Idea Capital Grant. He has been awarded residencies at The Canadian Wilderness Residency Program in Yukon, Canada, La Wayaka Current Desert Residency in the Atacama Desert, Chile, WAAW Analog Extreme residency in the Sahara of Mauritania, Farm Studio Residency in Rajasthan India, The Creative Project in Atlanta, Georgia, The Arctic Circle Project in Svalbard, Norway, Old School Residency in Gorna Lipnitsa, Bulgaria, Milkwood Residency in the Czech Republic, ARCUS Project in Moriya, Japan, Odysseys Residency in San Ramon, Costa Rica, Long Stories Project in Perm, Russia, ArtPrint Residence in Barcelona, Spain, Living Walls Conference in Atlanta, USA, the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, China, and the Elizabeth Foundation in New York City, USA.

Kofke's work has been exhibited at the A4 Center for Contemporary Asian Art, Sydney, Australia, the HIGH Museum of Art in Atlanta, the Telfair Museum in Savannah, Curious Matter Gallery in Jersey City, FLUX projects in Atlanta, Kai Lin Gallery in Atlanta, The Elizabeth Foundation in NYC, Fuse Gallery, NYC, The Gallery of China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, China, Arthouse Gallery in Brooklyn, NYC, ARCUS Studio in Moriya, Japan, Artspace Gallery in Richmond, VA, and RED Gallery in Savannah GA.

He earned his BFA in 2005 and MFA in 2010 from The Savannah College of Art and Design as well as a Visiting Scholar Recognition from the China Academy of Art. Though Kofke's studio is based in Atlanta, he travels frequently for residency programs and photography expeditions abroad.

Taken for Granite [Brooklyn Bridge]

Artist: SPOON

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 20" x 38"

Artist Bio:

"WHAT IS THE MINIMAL AMOUNT OF INFORMATION NEEDED TO PERCEIVE FORM?"

"CAN STRUCTURE CONVEY FLUIDITY AND MOVEMENT?"

These were the original questions behind SPOON's graphic experimentation that ultimately led to the development of her uniquely recognizable style. Removing content until the subject is unrecognizable, she slowly reintroduces data and color in search of the threshold where visual and mental perceptions are balanced.

What began as an idea she was testing for fun quickly turned into something distinctive that can now be seen at Fortune 500 Companies, sport stadiums, luxury hotels, museums and private residences around the world.

Every painting is composed and painted by hand, one dot at a time. In redacting a subject to the edge of recognition, she challenges viewers to recompose only the information that is absolutely necessary.

Distance, viewing angle, and even a camera lens changes the way SPOON's artwork resolves. As a result, everyone will experience it differently depending on their perspective, not just mentally, but physically. This moving target of data assemblage constantly challenges her to rethink each painting in a new way.

Her background in Urban Design and study of Architecture + Engineering have undoubtedly shaped the way SPOON approached art and what led to her initial concept. She also maintains a sense of environmental and social responsibility. By using the techniques she learned as a LEED Green Professional (buying locally sourced non-toxic materials) and donating a portion of the proceeds from every painting sale to charity, she tries to ensure that her success benefits the greater good.

Spoon has a unique style where the dots she paints create a visual and mental perception of her subject. Her works can be seen at Fortune 500 companies, sports stadiums, luxury hotels, museums, and private collections around the world, including a commission by the Atlanta Braves for SunTrust Stadium and commissions by Coca-Cola, IBM, JW Marriott, Bloomingdale's and the Hinson Art Museum in Charlotte, NC.

Artist: Michael Eastman

Medium: Photography, limited edition print 2/32. Professionally framed with museum quality glass

Size: 34" x 28.5"

Artist Bio:

Mr. Eastman is one of the world's leading contemporary photographic artists. He has spent four decades documenting interiors and facades in cities such as Havana, Paris, Rome, and New Orleans. Many of the photographs have appeared in Time, Life, and American Photographer, and they reside in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the International Center of Photography, The Art Institute of Chicago, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and other prestigious institutions.

Artist: Adam T. Hall

Medium: Oil on Panel

Size: 24" x 48"

Artist Bio:

Mr. Hall is a surrealist painter whose process requires applying thick layers of paint to the canvas and then using q-tips, cotton balls, and palette knives, removing paint to create thousands of lines that weave, curl, twist, bread, and connect to create an image. Mr. Hall's works have been exhibited at numerous galleries in Atlanta, including the Kibbee Gallery and Mason Fine Art.

Artist: Jenny Henley

Medium: Archival pigment on panel with acrylic wash

Size: 45" x 45"

Artist Bio:

Ms. Henley's works are sculptural within a painting framework. Her work has been exhibited in Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Jacksonville, and Naples. Ms. Henley has had considerable commercial success throughout the United States.

Artist: Jeff Campana

Medium: Ceramic

Size: 12" x 6" x 6"

Artist Bio:

Jeff Campana is currently a Professor of Ceramics at Kennesaw State University near Atlanta, Georgia. Prior to this appointment in Georgia, Campana was an Artist in Residence for two years at the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, MT. Additionally, he has served as a full-time Technician at Bennington College in Vermont, and an instructor at the University of Louisville and Indiana University Southeast.

Previously known for his unique process of dissection and reassembly of leather hard forms, Jeff has moved away from his previous dissected/reassembled. His work has been featured in numerous magazines and online articles, and many exhibitions each year. He earned his BFA in Ceramics in 2003 at the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater, and his MFA in 2008 at Indiana University in Bloomington.

Artist: Kim Painter Chesney

Medium: Encaustic

Size: 42" x 42"

Artist Bio:

Selected Exhibitions

2019 The Museum of Encaustic Art - Santa Fe NM - Permanent Exhibitor

Art Austria - Van Gogh Art Gallery - Vienna, Austria Sponsored by the Liechtenstein Family

Art is Life Van Gogh Art Gallery - Madrid, Spain

University of Tennessee - School of art and Architecture - Permanent Exhibitor

2018 Bee Giving - Solo Art Exhibition, Atlanta, GA (Charity for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta)

376 Trabert Art Exhibition-Principal Artist

Atlanta Magazine - Modern Style Showhouse - Principal Artist

Atlanta Magazine - Pinewood Forest Showhouse - Featured Artist - Winner of the Southeast Design - Gold Standard

HGTV.Com (Home & Garden Television) Featured Artist

2017 High Point Designers Market- Featured Artist, High Point, NC

Featured Artist- AmericasMart, Atlanta, GA

Curious Expressions- Featured Artist, The Cherokee Art Center, Canton, GA

2016 Featured Artist in Residence, Stratford Academy

A Woman's Work- Featured Artist, Ferrari Fine Art, Atlanta, GA

Featured Artist, AmericasMart, Atlanta, GA

2015 Bows Arts Bash Group, Cherokee Arts Center, Canton, GA

2014 Diversity Earth Solo show, Atlanta Made Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2011 Featured Artist, The Art House Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2010 Featured Artist, The Market, Atlanta, GA

2009 Best in Show, Sandy Springs Art Festival, Atlanta, GA

Member Exhibition- Honorable Mention, Atlanta Artists Center, Atlanta GA

Binders Art Exhibition, Atlanta, GA

Simple Living Duet Show, Simple Living Gallery, St. Petersburg, FL

Curated Shows

2017 Art for the Cure, Atlanta Decorative Arts Center, Atlanta, GA

2014 Diversity eARTh 4, Atlanta Decorative Arts Center, Atlanta, GA

Diversity eARTh 3, Cherokee Arts Center, Canton, GA

Diversity eARTh 2, Atlanat Decorative Arts Center, Atlanta, GA

2011 A Celebration of Photography, The Art House Gallery, Atlanta, GA

Hope for the Holidays, The Art House Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2008 The Tuxedo Artisans Market, Atlanta, GA

Artist: Deborah Hutchinson

Medium: Raised copper vessel with 23K interior

Size: 3.5" x 3.5"

Artist Bio:

Deborah Hutchinson teaches Small Metals and Jewelry Design at Kennesaw State University. She introduced the first Small Metals class at KSU in 2007, after completing her Masters in Sculpture from Georgia State University in 2005. Following her Degree, she became a visiting artist for the Fulton County Arts Council's Art @ Work Program, while working as an apprentice for Chris Moulder Lighting.

Deborah is a Hambidge Fellow and her undergraduate degree is in Jewelry and Silversmithing, also received from Georgia State University. She has exhibited in local and national art shows, was a Niche Award Finalist, and received various awards for both her art jewelry and sculpture. She was a featured artist on HGTV's Carol Duvall Show, her early and current work may be viewed @ Piepiemetals.com. Deborah also has a Masters and Bachelor degree in Education and has worked on the Pima Maricopa and Navajo reservations in Arizona.

Artist: Jenny Henley

Medium: Archival pigment on panel with acrylic wash

Size: 45" x 45"

Artist Bio:

Ms. Henley's works are sculptural within a painting framework. Her work has been exhibited in Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Jacksonville, and Naples. Ms. Henley has had considerable commercial success throughout the United States.

Artist: Michael Zavison

Medium: Fresco mixed media

Size: 36" x 36"

Artist Bio:
Michael Zavison moved from interior and set design through a job at Marshal Field & Company in his home city of Chicago into fine art. His evolution as an artist has always been balanced against the need to problem solve and create lasting solutions for clients and collectors. He explains that the understanding he gained of balance, color and space while working in the aforementioned corporate field lead him to start manufacturing custom wall coverings (Zavison Frescoes) and then into fine art.
Taking inspiration from the older American cities where he has lived, he now works primarily in large-scale industrial abstractions. Using steel, paint and plaster, his pieces are atmospheric, moody and timeless; transforming spaces into unique personal sanctuaries.

Artist: Andreas Boecken

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 20" x 24"

Tomorrow Will Be Blue Again, Right?

Artist: Isabelle Gautier

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 36" x 42"

Artist Bio:

Expressionist artist.
She was born in Normandy, France. Her name is Isabelle Gautier.

Influenced by contemporary Expressionist artists like Gerhard Richter, Fabienne Verdier, Pierre Soulages, and Asian art

Gautier's prolific work has a distinctive expressionist style that employs strong colors. Provocative, bold, poetic, and gestural, her art reflects dedication to spontaneity, energy, music but also reflection.

Gautier develops simultaneously two series. The first one reveals a long time passion for colorful expressionist abstracts and the second reflects her need for a more minimalist life. These two trends are slowly converging and bring the artist working on monochromatic unexpected portraits, witnesses to our daily social challenges.

In 1999 Gautier moved her family to Atlanta, where she now has her home studio and gallery.

Gautier's short training at l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris established the base for discovery and self-teaching. Her travels across the globe have shaped the artist's inspiration in multitude ways. Africa has developed her love for high pigmented paint and earthy colors. Asia has reinforced her minimalism inclination and her fascination for zen philosophy. Her rich French artistic heritage and coastal life in West of France is the perfect background for her freedom of expression.

Gautier's paintings have been featured in National art shows, TV series, HGTV Smart House, international exhibits, Marietta-Cobb Museum,GA, corporate offices, public spaces and residential homes across the States as well as Europe.

www.IsabelleGautiersART.com | IsabelleGautiersART@gmail.com |+1 678 644 2527

Artist: Jay Kaufman

Medium: Fine Art Photography, Artist Proof

Size: 17" x 22" (unframed); 21.5" x 27.5 (framed)

Artist Bio:

Fine Art Photographer Jay Kaufman has had a multi-faceted career as a professional photographer, having worked in the field since the early 1960's as a photojournalist both in Europe and the U.S. shooting for United Press International; and, also as an advertising and editorial photographer. Digital graphics technology has allowed Kaufman to create a new approach for his photographic expression. His images have a reminiscent contemplative quality, even for the viewer who may have never experienced the time or place represented in his artwork. Kaufman works with and sells his images to interior designers, art galleries and as décor themes in fine restaurants.

Jay Kaufman also licenses his work through art publishing arrangements. He has developed a following of enthusiastic collectors. Kaufman's images are created as limited and open edition prints of varying sizes, that are printed on high quality archival art papers and on fine art canvas and as aluminum prints.

Kaufman describes his work as Photographic Idealism - a self-coined artistic point of view, based upon a concept of blending traditional photographic imagery with classical painting techniques that use the latest advanced artist's tools available from digital graphics technology. As an example, if a photographer and a painter happened upon the identical idyllic meadow, and each wished to capture the beauty of the scene; and express the essence that he or she perceived of the setting through their separate mediums, the painter would have the benefit of absolute control over the composition. The painter could arrange and place objects and subject matter anywhere within the composition; governed only by the limits of his or her imagination and technique.

The painter has, over centuries of artistic expression, always had freedom to convey light and shadow and hue and tone without the restraint of any restrictive law of physics. The painter is free to paint the meadow in any manner he or she wishes onto their canvas. Painters may precisely copy the reality of the scene set before them or alter the scene to suit their perception. A tree here, a pond there, flowers of any chosen shape or color could float in the air on the wisp of a breeze if that were the painter's conception to imply.

Photographers on the other hand, were, prior to the introduction of digital graphics technology, always dependent upon the reality set before them and were generally obligated to capture the image as it appears in reality; rather than as he or she would prefer it to be. One tree, out of place in a perfect meadow could flaw, even ruin an otherwise well balanced composition. For a fine art photographer, the freedom to remove extraneous objects; or to expand or enclose space where it had not previously existed and have the ability to create tone and nuance of color are contemporary freedoms offered by digital graphics to the artist-photographer. The computer and digital graphics software are wonderful tools for artistic expression and are the fine art photographer's unique brush and palette for this time and moment in the history of art.

The digital darkroom is where the fine art photographer can create and print ideal images and ideal compositions. Digital fine art photography has been going through an identity crisis though, being labeled everything from enhanced mixed-media to digital art to computer manipulated imagery. None of these terms accurately describe Kaufman's own understanding of what this innovative artistic point of view offers him. The term Photographic Idealism as Kaufman perceives it may or may not catch on, but this enlightened manner of conveying an image is here to stay.

Artist: Helen Durant

Medium: Collage

Size: 14" x 11"

Artist: Patrick Dennis

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 24" x 30"

Artist: Parish Kohanim Fine Art

Medium: Ultrachrome Archival Photographic Print

Size: 25" x 23"

Artist Bio:

Photography has given me an expanded vision of the majestic beauty of the world elevating my spirit, bringing me the profound pleasure and passion to capture and share this sublime beauty. There is 'NO' substitute for the joy, appreciation and fulfillment that this valuable gift has brought into my life. Parish Kohanim has been intimately involved with professional photography for over 25 years. Parish, who is a renowned commercial photographer, is now devoting his efforts towards his first love, fine art photography. Parish's passion for the subtle beauty of life is apparent in his photographs. He has focused on many exquisite subjects, and is able to bring them out of the frame and into the live imagination of the viewer. After working in San Francisco and New York, he decided to open his professional photography studio in Atlanta. He has been very successful in his commercial endeavors for many years in Atlanta. Advertising agencies, design firms, and Fortune 500 companies have been his primary clients, some of which include IBM, AT&T, Coca-Cola, DeBeers Diamonds, Hanes, Fossil, and Kimberly Clark. His work has repeatedly appeared on pages of such publications as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Forbes, Time and Newsweek.

Artist: Carl Linstrum

Medium: Acrylic and sanded resin on panel

Size: 19" x 19"

Artist Bio:

Carl Linstrum's professional experience spans a broad range, including his work
as an internationally exhibiting painter, through nearly twenty years as a gallery
owner and art consultant, and into his current position as a professor in the
School of Foundation Studies at SCAD Atlanta. He received his BA in
Printmaking from The University of South Florida in 1992 and his MFA in
Drawing and Painting from Georgia State University in 2002.
In his role as a professional artist, Carl has accumulated an extensive exhibition
record, participating in solo and group exhibitions regionally, nationally and
internationally in galleries, museums and universities. His drawings and
paintings have been collected into numerous private, corporate and public
collections throughout his career. As owner of Aliya Linstrum Gallery from 1992
until 2009, Mr. Linstrum represented a highly respected stable of artists working
in all media. He worked closely with these artists, securing commissions and
curating exhibitions with the intent of aggressively developing their careers as
professionals in their field. During these years, Carl also served on the board of
the Atlanta Gallery Association, whose goal was to promote the active visual arts
community in Atlanta and highlight the city's role as the cultural capital of the
South. Since joining SCAD Atlanta in 2009, he has taught a full range of drawing
and design courses in the School of Foundation Studies and the School of Fine
Arts.
Carl Linstrum lives and works in Atlanta with his wife and two daughters.

Artist: Katherine Bell McClure

Medium: Acrylic & resin on panel mounted to canvas

Size: 12" x 16" x 2"

Artist Bio:

Katherine Bell McClure, Artist Atlanta, Georgia USAA wife, mother and lifelong artist, I paint because it's what gets me out of bed in the morning. I wake up, form an idea, and go. Second only to my family, animals bring me the most joy; therefore, they tend to be the subject of most of my art. I am inspired by the menagerie of rescues I have at home and surround myself with images of many more. You will find our family dogs, ducks, chickens, rabbits and surrounding wildlife in my paintings as well as images of animals I find online and in books.To make my art, I reuse discarded materials-particularly old books and maps. Books become the canvas itself, or their pages get mixed into paintings; old maps are often the paper in works on paper. Each piece tends to start as abstract mixed media, then I add the image.Most of my art is 2-deminsional, painted in sizes big and small, with muted colors more often than not. Frequently, I finish the pieces with hand worked frames, acrylic panels or resin. When I continue to add onto the piece, creating assemblages from handmade and found objects, I make 3 dimensional art for the wall as well as free-standing sculptures. In most of my work, you will continue to be surprised by detail easy to miss initially, with layer upon layer of drawing mixed with painting.

Medium: Acrylic over Canvas

Size: 30" x 40"

Artist: Melanie Rolfes

Medium: Acrylic

Size: 24" x 72"

Artist Bio:

"I think of myself as a colorist-that's my love, my strength."

Melanie Rolfes grew up in Europe and that experience continues to influence her stylistic and color choices, her desire to distill emotions by way of color. She works in a mode she calls Atmospheric Impressions, which is to say that her paintings have a relationship to Abstract Expressionism, but are also created as evocative, color-saturated points of focus and meditation. Designed to express her deepest feelings, and so connect with a viewer, she combines techniques learned while studying painting in California with more experimental methods and materials. Non-objective and grounded in sophisticated color theory she says, "I am guided by my passion for discovery; not only for new places, but also within myself and others."

Artist: Rae Broyles

Medium: Mixed Media on Wood Panel

Size: 49" x 51"

Artist Bio:

Rae Boyles studied at American Institute of Art in Chicago and Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, Rhode Island. This was followed by a vibrant career as an art director and creative director for a number of consumer product companies and agencies. Although painting all through those years in addition to her career, in 2001 Rae became a full time fine artist. Continuing studies included classes at Moulin de Perot in Southern France, Red Deer College in Alberta, Canada and Fine Arts Workshop in Atlanta. Rae began teaching encaustic painting at Fine Arts Workshop in 2010. Rae has also been invited to teach at Red Deer College.

Rae's work is primarily mixed media abstract but at times incorporates other media including, photography, video, poetry and choreography. Her work has been shown in prestigious galleries and notably, she was accepted as one of 20 National Artists in the highly respected A.I.R. Gallery in New York.

Rae's recognitions include 2016 Platform Artist of the Year Finalist with RMG, which hosts Spectrum Miami and Art Expo New York, 2016, Mixed Media Artist of the Year at the ADC Awards in Cincinnati, OH, The Bronze Award for Painting Forward, Best in Show at JF Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL, and multiple merit awards in National Shows including the Valdosta National, Grosse Pointe Art Center, MI and the APS National Show at Chastain in Atlanta with print work.

Rae lives in Roswell, GA and owns Fountainhead Art Space, a community based art program to mentor emerging artists.

Medium: Oil on canvas in Larsen Juhl frame

Size: 31" x 34"

Medium: Mixed

Size: 30" x 40"

Size: 38.5" x 38.5"

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 48" x 24"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 24" x 48"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 36" x 18 "

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 36" x 18"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 48" x 24"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 36" x 24"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 24" x 24"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 24" x 24"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 24" x 24"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: MJ Villanueva

Medium: Mixed media on wood/metal panel

Size: 24" x 15"

Artist Bio:

"MJ" is a painter of contemporary mixed-media & representational abstract works on canvas/wood panel. His compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil/acrylic paints, crushed Pau'a seashell, recycled glass, marble dust, copper, paper & Lauhala. indigenous Hawaiian fibre. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. Ice & Heat- fusion methods are used to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces. The Aquatic world & Stellar universe are his inspiration encompassing his native Hawai'i!Current Master-works: Wai'honua (Water World), Ho'omaka (Beginnings) and Hoku (Star) Collections.

Artist: Michael Bryant

Medium: Limited edition print 5/100

Size: 20.5" x 27.5"

Artist: Anne Dosso

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 36" x 36"

Artist Bio:

"The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the unnecessary may speak."

Hans Hoffman (1880-1996)

Atlanta based artist, Anne Dosso, is the daughter of a jazz drummer and a granddaughter of a Radio City Music Hal conductor, both of whom mentored her formative years as a musician and an artist. A graduate of the University of Central Florida with a BA in Graphic design and a minor in art history, Dosso switched gears as a fine artist after leaving Kennedy Space Center as a digital Media specialist for NASA.

Leaning towards Abstract expressionism, the catalyst in her work, she paints with a rhythmic interplay between texture, color, and shapes made with gesturing geometrical and free forms. Density of the paint conflicts with antiquely transparent layers causing tension. Then you see her expression pushing ward the surface of the canvas as her bold line work and painterly drips flourish.

Dosso was a featured artist with William Sonoma Home and Ugallery. Her work is collected both privately and publicly.

Artist: Wade Lincoln

Medium: Acrylic and mixed media on panel

Size: 26' x 26"

Artist: Ruth Franklin

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 36" x 36"

Artist Bio:

Ruth Franklin is an English painter who lives in the Deep South. She was born in Kent, England and studied at Brighton Art School in the eighties. Ruth has always maintained her identity as a painter and has stuck to her own ideas about what makes a good painting. She has continued over the past thirty years to push around paint in her own way, reveling in the process to create evocative and compelling pictures. Ruth has twice been voted 'Best Visual Artist' in Atlanta (2019 & 2014) by the readers of Creative Loafing and she was nominated for the prestigious United States Artists Fellowship in 2016. She works seven days a week at her Decatur, Georgia studio - six miles east of downtown Atlanta. She is represented by Different Trains Gallery.

Artist: Shawn Vinson

Medium: Photograph on plexiglass

Size: 16" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Shawn Vinson has been an avid photographer since getting a Polaroid OneStep camera for his eighth birthday in 1977, a camera that he still owns to this day. In high school, his Graphic Arts teacher introduced him to 35mm film photography and the magic of the darkroom. He bought his teacher's old Nikkormat camera and began photographing local bands and aspiring models, winning a Scholastic Arts Award in Photography his senior year. In 1991, he serendipitously got a job working for a Florida-based art dealer, where he started out doing deliveries & installations. After a few short years, he was promoted to Southeast sales rep, covering six states. That's when Vinson's art education began and he has had the good fortune of getting to know many talented & interesting artists & photographers along the way, even marrying one of them! Vinson opened Decatur's first contemporary art gallery on the Square in 1998 and, since that time, has focused most of his energy on promoting his eclectic roster of artists. He met the late Atlanta photographer, Marvin Rhodes, in 1999 and presented a one-man show for him the following year. Rhodes became a mentor and a friend, introducing Shawn to medium-format film photography and the wonderful plastic Holga camera. Sadly, Rhodes passed away in 2017, but his memory lives on. Currently at Different Trains Gallery, where Vinson is a partner & director, they are presenting the retrospective exhibition 'Remember Marvin Rhodes'. Vinson has always continued making photographs, both film & digital, mostly for the pure joy of it. He occasionally does commissioned work and has exhibited his prints in Atlanta Photography Group Gallery shows such as 'Fay Gold Selects' and 'Director's Cut'.

Artist: Victoria Jackson

Medium: Acrylic

Size: 48" x 36"

Artist Bio:

The minimal landscape paintings of Georgia artist, Victoria Jackson, create a feeling of calm through her use of color and uncomplicated forms.

With her mother, Ann Jackson, and grandmother, Mary Agnes Moir, as her mentors and teachers, Victoria's passion for creating art was fostered from an early age. Painting throughout her childhood paved the way for Victoria's career as an internationally-known artist.

Her specialty is spacious, inspired landscapes and dramatic skies. Drawing inspiration from her travels through Europe, she uses simplified shapes and muted hues to evoke a sense of peace, tranquility and hope.

Victoria's work soothes, replenishes the spirit, and creates a bond with places that bring a respite from the chaos of life.

When a painting has turned out well, it has become an emotional experience. I not only see the landscape, I feel it. - Victoria Jackson

Journey into Imagination
Victoria's series of compelling abstracts combine a playful blend of colors and shapes that spark the imagination, as if one were a child making shapes out of clouds.

Artist: Victoria Jackson

Medium: Acrylic

Size: 30" x 40"

Artist Bio:

The minimal landscape paintings of Georgia artist, Victoria Jackson, create a feeling of calm through her use of color and uncomplicated forms.

With her mother, Ann Jackson, and grandmother, Mary Agnes Moir, as her mentors and teachers, Victoria's passion for creating art was fostered from an early age. Painting throughout her childhood paved the way for Victoria's career as an internationally-known artist.

Her specialty is spacious, inspired landscapes and dramatic skies. Drawing inspiration from her travels through Europe, she uses simplified shapes and muted hues to evoke a sense of peace, tranquility and hope.

Victoria's work soothes, replenishes the spirit, and creates a bond with places that bring a respite from the chaos of life.

When a painting has turned out well, it has become an emotional experience. I not only see the landscape, I feel it. - Victoria Jackson

Journey into Imagination
Victoria's series of compelling abstracts combine a playful blend of colors and shapes that spark the imagination, as if one were a child making shapes out of clouds.

Artist: Aziz Kadmiri

Medium: Acrylic

Size: 44" x 44"

Artist: Aziz Kadmiri

Medium: Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas

Size: 40" x 36"

Artist: Victoria Jackson

Medium: Acrylic

Size: 16" x 16"

Artist Bio:

The minimal landscape paintings of Georgia artist, Victoria Jackson, create a feeling of calm through her use of color and uncomplicated forms.

With her mother, Ann Jackson, and grandmother, Mary Agnes Moir, as her mentors and teachers, Victoria's passion for creating art was fostered from an early age. Painting throughout her childhood paved the way for Victoria's career as an internationally-known artist.

Her specialty is spacious, inspired landscapes and dramatic skies. Drawing inspiration from her travels through Europe, she uses simplified shapes and muted hues to evoke a sense of peace, tranquility and hope.

Victoria's work soothes, replenishes the spirit, and creates a bond with places that bring a respite from the chaos of life.

When a painting has turned out well, it has become an emotional experience. I not only see the landscape, I feel it. - Victoria Jackson

Journey into Imagination
Victoria's series of compelling abstracts combine a playful blend of colors and shapes that spark the imagination, as if one were a child making shapes out of clouds.

Artist: Victoria Jackson

Medium: Acrylic

Size: 16" x 16"

Artist Bio:

The minimal landscape paintings of Georgia artist, Victoria Jackson, create a feeling of calm through her use of color and uncomplicated forms.

With her mother, Ann Jackson, and grandmother, Mary Agnes Moir, as her mentors and teachers, Victoria's passion for creating art was fostered from an early age. Painting throughout her childhood paved the way for Victoria's career as an internationally-known artist.

Her specialty is spacious, inspired landscapes and dramatic skies. Drawing inspiration from her travels through Europe, she uses simplified shapes and muted hues to evoke a sense of peace, tranquility and hope.

Victoria's work soothes, replenishes the spirit, and creates a bond with places that bring a respite from the chaos of life.

When a painting has turned out well, it has become an emotional experience. I not only see the landscape, I feel it. - Victoria Jackson

Journey into Imagination
Victoria's series of compelling abstracts combine a playful blend of colors and shapes that spark the imagination, as if one were a child making shapes out of clouds.

Artist: Victoria Jackson

Medium: Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas

Size: 48" x 22"

Artist Bio:

The minimal landscape paintings of Georgia artist, Victoria Jackson, create a feeling of calm through her use of color and uncomplicated forms.

With her mother, Ann Jackson, and grandmother, Mary Agnes Moir, as her mentors and teachers, Victoria's passion for creating art was fostered from an early age. Painting throughout her childhood paved the way for Victoria's career as an internationally-known artist.

Her specialty is spacious, inspired landscapes and dramatic skies. Drawing inspiration from her travels through Europe, she uses simplified shapes and muted hues to evoke a sense of peace, tranquility and hope.

Victoria's work soothes, replenishes the spirit, and creates a bond with places that bring a respite from the chaos of life.

When a painting has turned out well, it has become an emotional experience. I not only see the landscape, I feel it. - Victoria Jackson

Journey into Imagination
Victoria's series of compelling abstracts combine a playful blend of colors and shapes that spark the imagination, as if one were a child making shapes out of clouds.

Artist: Karl Kroeppler

Medium: Mixed media on paper

Size: 5" x 18.5" (framed)

Artist Bio:

Born in Highland Park, Illinois and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona, Kroeppler works in mixed media, contemporary portraiture and still life. He received his MFA in Drawing and Painting and BA in Studio Art from the Katherine K. Herberger College of Fine Art at Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona.

Kroeppler has received several awards for his work including two First Place Awards from The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art.

He continues to exhibit and lecture in local and national venues including City Gallery at Chastain Arts Center (Group Exhibition), Atlanta, Joan Derryberry Gallery, Tennessee Tech University (Solo Exhibition), Swan Coach House Gallery (Group Exhibition), Atlanta, Spiva Gallery, Missouri Southern State University Gallery (Solo exhibition), Spruill Gallery (Group Exhibition), Atlanta, The Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia (Group Exhibitions), Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries, Wright State University (Group Exhibition), Dayton, Ohio, Phoenix Art Museum (Group Exhibition), Morehead State University (Group Exhibition), Morehead, Kentucky, The Cancer Institute, St. Joseph Medical Center (Group Exhibition), Baltimore, Maryland, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art (Group Exhibition), Santa Ana, California, Burton Barr Library (Group Exhibition), Phoenix, Arizona, and Harry Wood Gallery (Solo Exhibition), Arizona State University, Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition.

In addition to numerous private collections, Kroeppler's work has been included in the collections at Missouri Southern State University, Joplin, Missouri, The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction, Bloomington, Indiana and Shemer Art Center and Museum, Phoenix, Arizona.

Karl Kroeppler is an adjunct professor at Georgia State University's Ernest G. Welch School of Art and Design.

Artist: Deborah Heidel

Medium: Wood, wire, papier mache, paper clay, newsprint, twigs, shells, feathers, acrylic paint

Size: 27" x 17" x 18"

Artist Bio:

DEBORAH LEE HEIDEL www.deborahheidel.com
SOLO EXHIBITIONS

1ST EXISTENTIALIST, Atlanta 2001

"Untitled Landscapes: Numera

7 STAGES THEATER, Atlanta 1997

"Nest Series"

CALLANWOLDE FINE ARTS CENTER, Atlanta 1995

"Landscapes: 1987-1989"

ARTS EXCHANGE, Atlanta 1994

"American Landscapes: Flags"

THE GERMAN-AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Atlanta 1994

"Environmental Landscapes"

EDUCATION

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1984

Cambridge, MA

Master of Architecture

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY 1978

Raleigh, NC

Bachelor of Environmental Science in Architecture

Artist: Devin Hunter

Medium: Oil on Panel

Size: 9" x 24"

Artist Bio:

Landscapes are the primary subject of my images. Many of the images I create are a response to the urbanization that has been occurring around me for years. Through the medium of oil paint I intend to preserve places that are constantly at risk of becoming new shopping centers and luxury town home subdivisions. I feel as if North Georgia is disappearing. In painting old, derelict properties I also aim to capture the beauty of mother nature as she takes back what is hers. Whether it be the decay of a man made object or simply a magnificent sunset trumping a concrete jungle, her resiliency is apparent.

Hank Aaron Rounding the Bases after hitting his 715th home run breaking Babe Ruth's Record at Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium, April 8, 1974

Artist: Ron Sherman

Medium: Photography

Size: 16" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Ron Sherman has been based in Atlanta since 1971 and has traveled extensively for advertising, corporate and editorial clients. He has been published in Time, Life, Newsweek, Business Week, Forbes and Sports Illustrated. His corporate clients include IBM, Coca-Cola, Georgia Power, Southern Natural Gas, and Eastman Kodak. His stock photo archives of over 500,000 images have been licensed for annual reports, advertising, multi-media productions and posters. He started Computer Aided Photography, Inc. in 1991 to explore the creative possibilities of combining the use of photography and computer technology. In 2103 Emory University Rose Library acquired his 1970's collection of 750 Black and White siver gelatin Atlanta prints. The National Museum of African American History and Culture has his photograph of an Atlanta homeowner on permanent display and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum has a five foot mural of Hank Aaron rounding second base after breaking Babe Ruth's home run record.

Artist: Phillip Carpenter

Medium: Etching

Size: 14" x 11"

Artist Bio:

PHILIP CARPENTER has made art and exhibited in Atlanta since 1978 while teaching painting at Chastain Arts Center. He received a Southern Arts Federation/National Endowment for the Arts grant in1989 and was a Hambidge Fellow in 2001. Notable exhibitions include: The 1994 Atlanta Biennial at Nexus Contemporary Art Center; "Revival of the Figure" at City Gallery East in 1995; "Personal Circumstances" at Spruill Gallery in 2000; "Transitions" at MOCA GA in 2002; "Work and Play" at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in 2005; "Primary Color" at Marcia Wood Gallery in 2005; "Manipulating the Commonplace" at Swan Coach House Gallery in 2007; 17th Color Pencil Society of America Exhibition in 2009 and 2015; "Play" at Spruill in 2009; "The Painted Photograph" at Southwest Arts Center; "40 over 40" at EBD4 in 2017. His work was exhibited in "Georgia Artists choose Georgia Artists" at MOCA GA and "Drawing Inside the Perimeter" at the High Museum of Art and most recently in UNCA's "Drawing Discourse". His work is in private and public collections including the High Museum, MOCA GA, The Lagrange Museum, The Lamar Dodd Art Center at Lagrange College and Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. His work was included in the 2004 edition of "New American Paintings".

Artist: Dinett Hok

Medium: Acrylic Mixed Media (Acrylic paint, Silver, Copper, Driftwood on Gallery Wrap canvas)

Size: 48" x 48"

Artist Bio:

Dinett was born in Aguadulce, a very small town in the Republic of Panama. As a young girl, drawing was her favorite pastime. She began formal art studies at the age of 17 at the University of Panama and paid her college tuition through Freelance artwork and graphic designs.

Dinett had the wonderful fortune of meeting renowned Panamanian artist Manuel Chong Neto through one of her college professors. His work continues to influence her creativity and passion. After graduating from the University of Panama with a BA in Graphic Art, Dinett worked as a commercial graphic artist for two different clothing companies.

Upon moving to the United States in Newnan Georgia with her husband Michael Hok, after becoming a U.S Air Force military with her son Ian M. Hok. Dinett, embarked on a six-year endeavor to promote and teach art to elementary school students in the public school in the state of Georgia. Dinett believed that her students could learn and apply advanced system for art techniques on a variety of mediums at a very young age if the correct approach was used. Many of her students won awards at local, state and national level competitions.

Dinett's journey as a professional artist continued to expand as she took on the leadership role of Area X Chairman for the Florida Artists Group. FLAG is one of longest standing non-profit art organizations in the state Florida.

Dinett creates artwork with her unique style called Polyrijzicism (a cross between traditional flat canvas art and sculpture creation where the artwork physically extends from the canvas). Her work has received acclaims both nationally and internationally in the United States, Paris, Rome, Venice, Beijing, as well as other venues in Europe.

It is the freedom of creativity and expression and experiences with some great artists that continues to fuel her desire to create and share art. Dinett has always been enchanted by the beauty of nature, people and places and continues paint where she currently resides in Newnan, Georgia.

Artist: Walter Arnold

Medium: Photography on Metal

Size: 24" x 16"

Artist Bio:

Walter Arnold is a self-taught fine art photographer born in Tallahassee, Florida in 1981. Walter grew up in a creative and artistic family and spent most of his childhood in Elmira, New York. After living for years in Florida he settled in Hendersonville, North Carolina and now calls the mountains home.

After picking up his first digital SLR camera in 2006, Walter used the beauty of Western North Carolina to help train his creative eye and hone his photographic skills. In 2009, he stumbled on an abandoned airplane graveyard in St. Augustine, Florida. Shooting the abandoned planes, he discovered his passion for abandonment photography. Since then he has focused on developing his own personal style of photography that he calls "The Art of Abandonment".

Walter's vision draws him to capture unusual and artistic scenes in places that others often pass by. He employs an artistic technique called High Dynamic Range photography with many of his images. By capturing multiple exposures ranging from dark to bright, his technique reveals a greater range of light and detail in a scene than could be captured with a single image. This, coupled with Walter's creative interpretation of a scene, allows him to create non-traditional and sometimes surreal images, that bring to life the forgotten locations that he explores.

Walter's photography has received national and international recognition. Most notably, Hollywood movie director Ron Howard selected one of his images to inspire a short film "When You Find Me". Howard chose the photograph out of almost 100,000 other entries as part of Canon's Project Imagin8ion. Walter's award-winning work has been featured on MSNBC, CBS This Morning, HGTV, Yahoo News, PBS, Business Insider, Conde Nast, Lonely Planet, and many more. Walter has also worked with camera manufacturer Sigma, creating images used in numerous AD campaigns published in over 30 magazines.

Artist's Statement:

"I strive to create nontraditional images and scenes in locations that most people will never have the pleasure to see. I explore locations that have been abandoned and create collections of images that tell a story to the viewer, both as singular pictures and as a whole experience. These abandoned buildings and locations speak volumes when you enter them, even in their abandoned and decaying state. Every room you look into tells a story and every artifact from a bygone era holds years of meaning and lost purpose. I enjoy searching for beauty in uncommon places and by doing so, help to preserve the history, memory and spirit that still shines ever so faintly in the dust and decay of these modern ruins."

Artist: Tom Chambers

Medium: Acrylic on Wood

Size: 24" x 24"

Artist Bio:

Branch art is not unique. Many people use branches as rustic or natural touches in their environments. What is unique is Tom Chambers' ability to join branches in a manner that looks completely natural. A combination of wood and acrylic, the pieces give the illusion of naturally flowing branches. First, the bark is stripped and the branches are sanded. Then Tom arranges the branches in an artistic pattern. The joints are created using a combination of glue, wood filler and epoxy. A base coat, acrylic paint and a sealer coat are then applied, all by brush. Each distinctive piece of art is one-of-a-kind.

Tom's interest in art began in high school where his first art classes were taught by the man who was his football and track team coach. What started as an easy elective developed into life-long creativity. His passion was ignited

while attending the University of Tampa on a football scholarship. There, he studied Sculpture, Drawing and Painting. His art was put on hold after he married, began a family and entered the business world.

In 2007, after 34 years in retail, Tom took an early retirement to pursue his love of art full-time. He and his wife Brenda moved from Florida to the mountains of north Georgia. The landscape and terrain provided the ideal setting to expand upon the original branch art idea, conceived from a magazine photo and his imagination, 15 years prior.

Tom is a member of the Blue Ridge Mountains Art Association in Blue Ridge, GA, has served on their Board of Directors and will again serve in 2019. He is also a Signature Member of the Southern Appalachian Artists Guild, an organization under the umbrella of BRMAA. In January 2012, he was one of five member artists to participate in the Regional Art Exhibition at The Bascom: A Center for the Visual Arts in Highlands, NC where his piece "Midnight Blooms" was sold. Also in 2012, he became a member of the High Country Artisans, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the local arts, located in Blairsville, GA.
In 2018, Orlando's Fall Fiesta in the Park honored Tom with an inaugural Award of Excellence. He took Third Place in 3D in the 2017 Southern Appalachian Artists Guild National Juried Show in Blue Ridge, GA where the year before he received an Award of Merit for two of the three pieces that were juried into the show. He also earned an Award of Merit in 2016 and 2017 at Orlando's Fiesta in the Park, where in 2015 he received Second Place Fine Art. 2015 also brought a Best Booth Award at Fall Festival on Ponce and anHonorable Mentionat Alpharetta Arts Streetfest. May 2012, Tom was awarded Second Place Overall at the Buckhead Spring Arts & Crafts Festival in Atlanta. In November, he was judged Best in Show at Orlando's Fiesta in the Park, after placing Second in Fine Art in 2011. The Fiesta committee purchased a 9-piece grouping of artwork to be hung in the Orlando Public Library's permanent gallery. Tom has artwork in many public locations, including two commissioned pieces in the Union County Community Center, which also houses the Chamber of Commerce, located in his chosen home town of Blairsville, GA. There is one piece residing in the Citizen's Art Gallery at the Tifton City Hall and one piece in the capitol office of Georgia Speaker of the House, David Ralston. In February 2010, he was asked to create a centerpiece sculpture, with the theme of "Lady in Red", for the Southeastern Horticulture Show in Atlanta, GA. The incredible result was a 5' tall red ball gown made
entirely of tree branches.
Email Tom at: tchambers1000@yahoo.com Or visit his website: www.branchingoutart.weebly.com

Artist: Sergey Cherep

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 18" x 36"

Artist Bio:

Born in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) on January 24, 1969, Sergey started studying art as a young child. At the age of 3 , he developed meningitis and became paralyzed, unable to walk or speak for several years. Attending a School for children with disabilities until he was 7 , he found comfort in painting. At the age of 8, he was enrolled in a school for artists and then went on to attend college at the prestigious Serovo Art Institute . There he gained extensive knowledge in all the classic art forms including European Art History, photography, printing processes, sculpture, restoration methods and painting from still-life to portraits.

"School was very disciplined," says Sergey, who is still deaf in his right ear from his childhood meningitis. "We did very traditional things like still-life, painting bowls and squares. The teachers told us what to paint - there was no freedom. There was no such thing as abstract because it was considered very Western and evil. The school was free - they gave the paint, the brushes, and the teachers, everything was paid for by the government. Russia went with talent . But once we got our diplomas, we were supposed to get a job and contribute back to society."

Graduated Art University
Sergey graduated from the Art University in 1988 when he was 18. Glasnost was just coming in and Gorbachev allowed free enterprise on the street. But while the young artist would paint city-scapes in oil, he was forced to sell his artwork through organized crime that controlled the streets, giving 70 percent of his profits to them.

Filled with wanderlust and dreams of what he could accomplish, in early 1991 Sergey made the decision to try and come to America to find the artistic freedom he desperately desired.

His Style
In 1994 , Sergey attended the World Cup Soccer game in California and visited Napa Valley while he was there. He was enchanted by the grapes, the beautiful landscape and the overall ambiance. That changed his art from the traditional European style depicting stark realism that was so prevalent in Russia to painting a bright, vivid palette of land and sea in primary colors.

"The technique of painting that I have embraced is definitely the Post Impressionism style made famous by Van Gogh," says Sergey. "I love the simplicity of colors and energy found in his work. The bold, unrealistic colors and expressive brushstrokes of my predecessors are my tool as i try to bring a three-dimensional feeling out from the paintings by using color , perspective and a thick texture. My paintings are like fairy tales-- a dream place. I don't see things as realistic. I allow the fantastic to happen. When I travel and paint, the sun, the grapes and the smells of California speak to me. But anything can motivate me--a picture, a cut watermelon,or even a color."

Artist: Shanae Ambryel

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 24" x 18"

Artist: Marjorie Bowers

Medium: Pen & Ink Giclee Print 12/50

Size: 16" x 20"

Artist: Michael Taylor

Medium: Mixed media on canvas

Size: 36" x 24"

Artist Bio:

Before becoming an artist, I was in military for nearly 18 years, in law enforcement for 9 years, and was a middle school history teacher for 7 years. I retired early because of my permanent disabled veteran status. I was the proverbial world traveler, having been on five continents and more countries than I can remember. I have been painting for three years this August. If I could have any artist's talent, it would probably be Dali. Artists that have had major impact on me; Picasso, Richter, Pollock, Shiraga, West, Shinoda and Kandinsky. My contemporary influences are too numerous to name.

Subliminal: inherent, compound, habitation

Artist: Chris Boyko

Medium: Oil on canvas

Size: 48" x 36"

Artist Bio:

Chris Boyko is an Atlanta based artist, known for his surrealistic style. In the fall of 2014, he graduated from Kennesaw State University, receiving his Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree in Visual Art. He participates in local and international exhibitions along with charity art events in the community.Chris Boyko is an Atlanta based artist, known for his surrealistic style. In the fall of 2014, he graduated from Kennesaw State University, receiving his Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree in Visual Art. He participates in local and international exhibitions along with charity art events in the community.

Artist: Dana Enders

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 18" x 24"

Artist Bio:

Dana Enders is a Southeast Regional plein air painter. Dana is drawn to paint subjects that are bathed in beautiful, dramatic lighting. The effects of light play into the simplification of shapes as well as the unexpected color combinations that emerge from her acrylic paintings. Dana's paintings include landscapes and seascapes of Georgia and the Florida gulf coast. She is also well known for her custom pet portraits.

Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Dana received her BFA degree with a focus in graphic design from Virginia Commonwealth University. She began her career as a professional graphic designer after moving to Atlanta in 1996 and has resided in Alpharetta for the past 20 years with her husband and two daughters. The combination of working as a graphic designer while being a wife and raising two girls has taken priority for most of that time. Painting has patiently sat on the back burner of life.

Over the past six years, Dana has made the conscious choice to make painting her priority. Dana is an
active member of the Roswell Fine Arts Alliance and has received numerous awards in their gallery shows and competitions. Her work can be found throughout the year in local shows and venues such as the Fickle Pickle and Uptown Cafe in Roswell, GA. Dana also enjoys participating in arts festivals and for the last several years has participated in the Wesleyan Artist Market in Norcross, GA, as well as the Piedmont Arts Festival in
Atlanta. Most recently, Dana has been selected as one of 40 Georgia artists that will participate in Georgia Color Plein Air, a 4-day event sponsored by Olmsted and taking place this October 31st - Nov. 3rd, 2019 in Monroe, Georgia.

Awards 2019
2nd Place - Stone Mountain Plein Air Paint Out 9/2019
3rd Place - "Genesis"- Membered Juried show hosted by Roswell Fine Arts Alliance, 9/2019
2nd Place - "People, Places & Thingamabobs" - Juried show hosted by Roswell Fine Arts Alliance, 1/2019
Awards 2018
1st Place - "Genesis" - Juried show hosted by Roswell Fine Arts Alliance, 9/2018
Awards 2017
3rd Place - "People, Places & Thingamabobs" - Juried show hosted by Roswell Fine Arts Alliance, 1/2017
1st Place in "A Double Vision" - Juried show hosted by Roswell Fine Arts Alliance, 9/2017
Awards 2016
Honorable Mention - "People, Places & Thingamabobs" - Juried show sponsored by the Roswell Fine Arts Alliance, 1/2016
Arts Festivals
Piedmont Park Arts Festival - 2019, 2018, 2016
Wesleyan Artist Market - 2019, 2018, 2017

Artist: Christopher Hall

Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 8" x 8"

Artist Bio:

Christopher Hall is an artist and writer living in Atlanta, GA. He is an art professor at Kennesaw State University.

Artist: Nate Nardi

Medium: Blown Glass

Size: 17" x 8" x 4"

Artist Bio:

Atlanta native Nate Nardi always found himself drawn to creative expression through making. He discovered his passion for glassblowing in 2001 and realized that glass art was the discipline he wanted to specialize.

Nardi graduated from Jacksonville University in 2004 with a BFA in glass art, receiving an Excellence in Art award from the Dean. In 2009, he graduated with a MFA from Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. He has also completed many workshops at different craft schools around the country, like the Pilchuck School of Glass. Nardi received commissions to make glass objets d'art for several prominent artists including Kiki Smith and assisted with numerous large scale public installation works such as, Jon Christie's and Caroline Madden's Lyrical Light, held at the Times Union Center in Jacksonville Florida.

In the years of 2009-2011, Nardi worked as a glassblowing assistant to renowned glass artist, Richard Jolley, in Knoxville, TN. In 2011, Nardi moved back to his roots to pursue his dream of making unique hand-blown glass art. He is owner and operator of Decatur Glassblowing located on the east side of Atlanta. His primary artistic expression is the abstraction of natural form which can be seen in all of his work, whether sculptural, decorative, or functional.

Artist: Lauren Auld

Medium: Acrylic on canvas with a resin finsih

Size: 36" x 36" x 2"

Artist Bio:

Lauren is an Australian living in Atlanta with her husband. Her artistic focus in Australia was working on set designs and managing theatrical productions. One set design involved painting a large canvas over 15 feet long and 12 feet high. From this experience Lauren began to delve into fluid art. She likes to call it Flow Motion Art. As her work has a feeling of movement and dynamics.

Lauren began to paint and explore the different techniques involved in creating her Flow Motion Art. The more she painted the more she discovered her love for color. The way color 'plays' together is part of the technique of flow motion paintings. We all know that red and blue makes purple. But what does purple, orange do together on a canvas?

The use of pouring medium allows the paints to flow across the canvas as Lauren manipulates the paint using a variety of tools from breath, gravity, high pressured air, paper towels and cups to name a few tools. Each piece is unique.

She hopes you enjoy looking at her artwork. Anyone interested in specific sizes and colors for their home should contact Lauren at ltacreations@outlook.com

Artist: Gretchen Neal

Medium: Hand printed paper on gallery wrapped canvas with acrylic paints

Size: 20" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Gretchen Neal began her artistic career as a graphic designer where she worked in newspaper and magazine design and layout. During that time she won numerous awards in print media for her creative designs. In 1983, she left the field to begin teaching small group art classes to children and to pursue a career as a specialty painter, working with interior designers. Her extensive works include murals, faux finished walls and hand painted furniture. As an art instructor, Gretchen has had the opportunity to teach children in after school programs in the metro Atlanta area. In addition, she has provided art instruction in her home studio to elementary school age children for over 19 years. She has participated in the Visiting Artist program for Cobb county public schools since 1992 where she introduces the concept of 'highlight and shadow' in a fun, interactive 45- minute presentation based on her book, "Think Outside the Sphere". Gretchen has returned to Ormond Beach, Florida for the past 16 years to provide a summer art camp to the children of Ormond Beach. Most recently Gretchen has conceived and facilitated large scale, corporate art projects for CocaCola's local and global employees.

Artist: Christopher Hall

Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 40" x 30"

Artist Bio:

Christopher Hall is an artist and writer living in Atlanta, GA. He is an art professor at Kennesaw State University.

Artist: Nate Nardi

Medium: Blown Glass

Size: 9" x 27" x 23"

Atlanta native Nate Nardi always found himself drawn to creative expression through making. He discovered his passion for glassblowing in 2001 and realized that glass art was the discipline he wanted to specialize.

Nardi graduated from Jacksonville University in 2004 with a BFA in glass art, receiving an Excellence in Art award from the Dean. In 2009, he graduated with a MFA from Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. He has also completed many workshops at different craft schools around the country, like the Pilchuck School of Glass. Nardi received commissions to make glass objets d'art for several prominent artists including Kiki Smith and assisted with numerous large scale public installation works such as, Jon Christie's and Caroline Madden's Lyrical Light, held at the Times Union Center in Jacksonville Florida.

In the years of 2009-2011, Nardi worked as a glassblowing assistant to renowned glass artist, Richard Jolley, in Knoxville, TN. In 2011, Nardi moved back to his roots to pursue his dream of making unique hand-blown glass art. He is owner and operator of Decatur Glassblowing located on the east side of Atlanta. His primary artistic expression is the abstraction of natural form which can be seen in all of his work, whether sculptural, decorative, or functional.

Artist: John G. Woodson

Medium: Metal, Rubber, Wood, Glass

Size: 23.5" x 9" x 9"

Artist Bio:

A nearly native Atlanta, John utilizes parts from broken down or otherwise useless machinery, great finds at scrapyards, salvage stores and things found on the side of the road, reinventing them in unique ways for home or office. He employs various methods and materials in the creation of objects. The challenge of these different mediums and the diversity of processes in their use are what drive his creativity. The common threads are design and craftsmanship.

Mr Woodson must confess that he is a cat person but he has nothing against dogs.

johnwoodson.com

Artist: Aaron Artrip

Medium: Silkscreen on Paper

Size: 16" x 20"

Artist Bio:

"All forms of art are a means of broadcasting a signal; a message. My signals manifest into images, objects, and sonic presentations."

Aaron Artrip is an American Musician and Artist focusing on the relationship between what we see and what we hear. Balancing between these areas, he searches through discarded, often forgotten analog and digital hardware systems to find musical forms of rhythm, pitch, and pattern. Aarons work takes many forms including drawings, prints, sound recordings, installations and performances.
In his free time, he enjoys laying down some sick nasty beats with a drum machine, creating new sounds with his synthesizers, or teaching a workshop.

His current project is "Waves: I-VI," a series of silkscreened graphic scores.

His last project is titled "The Big Dum Drum Machine."

Aaron is currently an MFA Candidate at Georgia State University.

Artist: Chase King

Medium: Oil and oil stick on canvas

Size: 48" x 40"

Artist Bio:

Chase King, twenty-eight years old, lives and works in Woodstock, Georgia. He began painting and drawing at the age of sixteen shortly after losing his mother to a malignant brain tumor. As unfortunate as that was, the loss in many ways triggered a visual expression that continues to inform his work today. Chase's young career as a contemporary artist is optimistic and promising. Since receiving his BFA in painting and drawing from Kennesaw State University in Georgia, Chase's work has been exhibited and collected throughout the United States and abroad. Chase is currently preparing for a solo show for January 2020 at 378 Gallery in the Candler Park neighborhood of Atlanta. You can also find selected works through The Red Arrow Gallery in Nashville, TN. With all of the support from friends, family and colleagues, Chase has become a determined contemporary artist whose career is certainly one to watch and collect. Visit his website at www.chasekingart.com . Follow Chase on Instagram and Facebook @chasekingart.

Artist: Chris Neuenschwander (NOOSH!)

Medium: Woodcut, acrylic, and enamel on wood

Size: 12" x 16"

Artist Bio:

Hey! I'm Noosh, an Atlanta printmaker and woodcut artist. I love putting smiles on faces by creating amusing designs out of wood. Since studying printmaking at Kennesaw State University, I enjoy showing my work in galleries, at festivals, and on the streets of Atlanta for all to find joy in!

MY PROCESS
I carve designs out of wood, roll them up with ink and, with the help of my handy dandy press, transfer the ink from the block onto paper, a t-shirt or anything else I can fit through my press. Sometimes instead of printing the blocks, I'll paint them and create a unique one of a kind piece of art, never to be printed!

MY PASSION
Carving, printing, painting and creating makes me happy! So I create happy things to make other people happy too! I enjoy finding interesting shapes, funny expressions, and showing animals doing fun things for all to enjoy! Repetition intrigues me. I like patterns, and textures and enjoy the challenge of expressing that within the rules and confines of woodcut printmaking.

Artist: Yun Bai

Medium: Porn magazines, acrylic on wood

Size: 8" x 8"

Artist Bio:

Yun Bai is a proud "Southern Asian" born in Beijing, China and raised in Tallahassee, Florida. Her alma mater is Agnes Scott College, a private women's liberal arts college in Decatur, Georgia. She has shown both nationally and internationally, and has been recognized by the Atlanta Journal Constitution, ART PAPERS Magazine, Pittsburgh Pulp, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh City Paper, Creative Loafing Atlanta, Art Asia Pacific, LA Weekly (Top 10 Emerging Artists), the Wall Street Journal, The London Magazine, Feminist Art Base (Brooklyn Museum), and was included in the 2008 Chinese Biennial. Her work is also included in the King & Spalding Collection, Atlanta Gas Light Collection, Tyler Perry Studios Collection, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Laguna Art Museum / Orange County Art, Mexican Fine Art Center Museum, Huntington Museum (University of Texas at Austin), UC Santa Barbara Library-Caridad Archive of Chicano Printmaking in California, Self Help Graphics & Art Collection, Galeria Sin Fronteras, and the Gerald Buck Collections.

Yun is passionate about helping others discover themselves through their own discovery of art, and enjoys exploring innovative ideas in her art practice. She lives and works in Tucker, Georgia with her beloved one-eyed Westie, "Bebe".

Artist: JC Pino

Medium: Acrylic, Gold leaf, Sequins

Size: 36" x 36"

Artist Bio:

"TO BECOME AN ARTIST WAS NEVER A PART OF MY FAMILY MASTER PLAN "

BORN IN VENEZUELA UNDER THE COMFORTABLE PROTECTION OF A VERY TRADITIONAL FAMILY , JC RECEIVE THE ALMOST MILITARY INFLUENCE OF HIS FATHER TO FOLLOW THE CARRER IN THE OIL INDUSTRY AND WHERE HIS MOTHER ALWAYS SHARE HER PASION FOR THE HISTORY OF ART AND DESIGN , ALWAYS SURROUNDING HERSELF OF BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
ART WAS PART OF A PHILANTHROPIC ASPECT OF LIFE, THAT YOU MAY DEVELOP AFTER YOUR RETIREMENT. WITH A VERY WELL ROUNDED EDUCATION HE FOLLOWED THE ESTABLISH PATH , GRADUATING WITH A MBA ALLOWING HIM TO ACT ON DIFFERENT FIELDS FROM WINERY TO REAL ESTATE DEVELOPING AND ADVERTISING AGENCY , HE REMEMBER THAT HE WAS VERY HAPPY TO SPENT EXTRA HOURS WITH THE CREATIVE PEOPLE AT THE STUDIO WHEN DEVELOPING A NEW CAMPAIGN FOR A CLIENT .
THE MOMENT CAME WHEN HE HAD TO LEAVE A COMFORTABLE LIFE AND LEAVE EVERYTHING BEHIND TO ESCAPE THE COMMUNISM OF VENEZUELA, "NOT ANOTHER CUBA", SO EXILE WAS THE NEXT .
IN USA, HE FOUND HIS NEW COUNTRY , HAVING AN AMERICAN SIDE IN HIS FAMILY HELPED HIM TO ARRIVE AND START TO THINK ABOUT THE FREEDOM OF OPTIONS , THE MASTER PLAN HAS TO BE REDESIGN, NOW BY HIM . GOOD FOOD WAS ALWAYS A PASSION SO HE STARTED WITH THE IDEA OF THE RESTAURANTS BUSINESS AND HE WAS PLEASED BUT AT 39 HE TOOK THE CHALLENGE TO RECREATE A CLAUDE MONET PAINTING AS A GIFT TO A BROTHER, AS SOON HE START WITH CONSCIOUS FEELING HE REALIZED THAT THE TIME STOPS WHEN HE WAS PAINTING , HE UNDERSTOOD THE AMAZING MIX OF TECHNIQUES , COLOR AND COMPOSITION , THE VEIL ROSE FOR HIM . 12 YEARS HAS PASS FROM THAT MOMENT , HE STUDY A SELF GUIDE TOUR ABOUT THE PAST AND PRESENT TIME , HE IMMERSED HIMSELF INTO THE DETAILS OF THE EVOLUTION AND WHY AND HOWS OF THE 10 MASTERS THAT HE CHOOSE AS THE ONES THAT MAKE HIS HEART JUMP.
FROM MONET,SARGENT , KLIMT AND PICASSO HE FELT THAT HE IS AT HOME AT THE IMPRESSIONIST HOUSE,ALWAYS EVOLVING AND WATCHING A REMEMBER PICASSOS WORDS" WE DONT STEEL , WE WATCH AND WE LIKE IT , WE TAKE IT AND MAKE IT BETTER "
TODAY , THERE ARE MORE THAN 3000 CANVASES AND GALLERIES AND BIG STORE STARTED TO BREAKE THE CIRCLE OF COLLECTORS , HE BELIEVE IN LEAVING A GOOD NAME AND MAKING THE VIEWER HAPPY THRU THE IMAGES AND MESSAGES , HE LIKES TO EXPLORE THE FEMININE SIDE OF EARTH, THE CONNECTION OF THE WOMAN AND NATURE AND ALWAYS PROUD OF THE ICONS OF HIS SPANISH HERITAGE EVERYTHING UNDER A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH TO CONNECT TO OUR TIMES .
" I AM VERY HAPPY TO SURROUND MY SELF WITH BEAUTIFUL LADIES , BULLS AND HORSES" JC PINO .

Artist: Laura Velo

Medium: Watercolor and Ink

Size: 12" x 12"

Artist Bio:

Laura Vela is a Chicana multimedia and interdisciplinary artist in the Atlanta area. Vela graduated from Kennesaw State University with a BFA concentrating in Painting and Drawing and a minor in Gender and Women's Studies. Her work explores identity, gender, race, and mental illness through large scale murals, oil paintings, watercolor and ink, photo, zine, and collage making. Vela is a Hambidge and Hughley fellow. Vela also has two nominations for the Emerging Artist Award by the Forward Arts Foundation.

Artist: Elizabeth Lang

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 18" x 14"

Artist Bio:

Elizabeth Lang is the artist behind Between the Evergreens. Her paintings are inspired by a need for nature she believes we all possess. Elizabeth's love of nature and art began at a very young age. Family trips to her grandparent's North Georgia home made her fall in love with fresh mountain air and trickling creeks. Beach vacations made her love water and sand and rock. To really understand something, Elizabeth believes you need to explore it, and painting helps her to explore the nature she loves at a depth. There is always something new to see! Even in the most familiar places.

Elizabeth's paintings are inspired by what I feel when she is in a beautiful place. She creates abstract landscape paintings using watercolor, acrylic, and oil paints on canvas and paper. Her paintings are composed of abstract shapes and colors inspired by nature as she sees it. She believe nature brings health and wellbeing to our lives and is a necessary wildness in an often chaotic world. She began my business, Between the Evergreens, with inspiration from the John Muir quote, "Between every two pines is a doorway to a new world." This quote embodies the peace, spirituality, and clarity Elizabeth finds in nature and hopes to convey in her work.

www.betweentheevergreens.com

Artist: Hayley Leavitt

Medium: Oil on canvas

Size: 24" x 36" x 1"

Ugly Creators of Beauteous Things

Artist: Eloisa Gallegos Hernandez

Medium: Graphite and Color Pencil

Size: 14" x 16"

Artist Bio:

Eloisa Gallegos Hernandez is an artist born in Mexico. She has worked with still life and models.
Photography and extensively research a great amount of mythology, lore, and cultural are some aspects
for inspiration. Specifically, she gains a lot of inspiration from her mother country, Mexico, and beautiful
Japan with its own rich culture. Despite the eclectic subjects of her work, figurative and technical
proficiency have been common aspects which she has come to truly connect with and appreciate. Some of
her most recent work consists of teaworks, art created with tea, having a great emphasis with the Art of
Tea, nature, and the sense of tranquility brought by the influence of tea.

Artist: Abby Smith

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 26" x 22"

Artist Bio:

Abby Smith is a painter working in the greater Atlanta area who currently specializes in surreal oil paintings of birds in dreamlike settings. The birds seem to manifest from nothingness in front of backgrounds made up of neutral or pastel colors that vibrate against one another to create a solid field of one color. Her subject matter encompasses themes of fragility as well as the simultaneously empowering and terrifying sense of responsibility for other living things.

Artist: KC Nugent

Medium: Acrylic and wax pastel on watercolor paper

Size: 35" x 25" x 1.5"

Artist Bio:

KC Nugent is currently a student at Kennesaw State University, where she has been able to begin to discover herself as an abstract artist. From a love of formalism and color theory, her most recent work has been an attempt at discovering her own voice within the sphere of the art world. With this in mind, the goal of her work is to allow the portrayal of emotions with the viewer as the dictator of the meaning.

Artist: Elizabeth Lang

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 18" x 14"

Artist Bio:

Elizabeth Lang is the artist behind Between the Evergreens. Her paintings are inspired by a need for nature she believes we all possess. Elizabeth's love of nature and art began at a very young age. Family trips to her grandparent's North Georgia home made her fall in love with fresh mountain air and trickling creeks. Beach vacations made her love water and sand and rock. To really understand something, Elizabeth believes you need to explore it, and painting helps her to explore the nature she loves at a depth. There is always something new to see! Even in the most familiar places.

Elizabeth's paintings are inspired by what I feel when she is in a beautiful place. She creates abstract landscape paintings using watercolor, acrylic, and oil paints on canvas and paper. Her paintings are composed of abstract shapes and colors inspired by nature as she sees it. She believe nature brings health and wellbeing to our lives and is a necessary wildness in an often chaotic world. She began my business, Between the Evergreens, with inspiration from the John Muir quote, "Between every two pines is a doorway to a new world." This quote embodies the peace, spirituality, and clarity Elizabeth finds in nature and hopes to convey in her work.

www.betweentheevergreens.com

Artist: Gina Krawez

Medium: Acrylic

Size: 36" x 18"

Artist Bio:

I am self-taught and believe art should be alive and each piece translate the beauty of movement, reflective light, transparencies and intense color.

None of the pieces are sketched in advance. There is beauty in spontaneous inspiration which is why I choose to take this approach.

The materials used are museum-grade acrylics on custom built wood panels, utilizing a variety of brushes and palette knives in addition to other unconventional tools.

My goal is to bring an uplifting, alive and, even sometimes, playful painting to the viewer in order to share my love of texture, movement and color.

Artist: Kathleen R. Harrison

Medium: Photographic Archival Print, Artist Proof

Size: 16" x 27"

Artist Bio:

My work combines photography, sculpture, drawing, painting, my original songs, and dance, often weaving a story, as in , my solo production for the High Museum, Atlanta; my solo concert,SunSpirit, which debuted @ the Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta; as a solo production @ Concerts-on-Peachtree in conjunction with Atlanta Olympics 1996; @ Mt. St. Joseph University, Ohio; & @ Jaani Kirik, Tartu, Estonia.

EXHIBITIONS & PERFORMANCES include:

Guggenheim Museum; Brucknerfest Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria; Tru?kkimuuseum, Tartu, Estonia;
Jaani Kirik, Tartu, Estonia; New York Avant Garde Arts Festival; M. I. T., Center for Advanced Visual Studies; Woodruff Arts Center: High Museum, Wieland Pavilion, & Walter Hill Auditorium; Atlanta 2000 + FutureTalk; Archifest - Peachtree Center, Atlanta; Oakland Auditorium, California; Historic Oakland, Atlanta; University of West Indies, Grande Anse Dome, Grenada, West Indies; Studio 54, New York; Telfair Museum, Savannah; Lamar Dodd Center, LaGrange College; AmericasMart, Apparel Mart Atrium, Atlanta; Augusta-Richmond County Museum, GA; Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta; Global Health & Humanitarian Summit, Emory University, WHSCABAuditorium;Concerts-on-PeachtreeinconjunctionwithAtlantaOlympics1996; Atlanta-Fulton Public Library, West Paces Ferry Branch; University of Mt. St. Joseph, Cincinnati; Smithsonian Kite Festival,
The Mall, Washington, D. C.; Groundbreaking of MARTA, Atlanta; International SkyArt Conference, M. I. T.

Artist: Cristina Parker

Medium: 3 Panel Layered Painting Hooked Together with Pigmented Resin

Size: 20.5" x 63.5 "

Artist Bio:

Cristina is extremely interested in texture and dimension. Her desire is to create a beautiful visual, as well as an intriguing tactile experience. She wants to encourage viewers to travel and explore abstracts within a multi-sensory field.

She paints with vibrant colored paints (acrylic, oil, watercolors, mica powders, inks), which are combined into resin. Other materials such as cloth, texture paste, gold leaf, metal, glue, paper, foil, organic material, etc. are also sometimes used in order to create additional depth and multiple surfaces in her pieces. This is done in small, strategically planned layers and then repeated 2-30 times. Each layer is manipulated with heat, fire, air, and numerous tools to create highly textured, luminescent & multi-dimensional masterpieces.

Cristina currently lives in Greer, South Carolina, where her studio is located. She started using resin 6 years ago in 3D jewelry and has evolved into creating dimensional art in a larger capacity. Her desire to constantly evolve and push her limits has instilled in her the drive to create high-quality colorful work that makes an immediate impact.

Artist: William Cash

Medium: Oil on Panel

Size: 24" x 30 "

Artist Bio:

William Cash is an Atlanta-based artist. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
degree with a concentration in drawing and painting from Kennesaw State University in
2006.

Artist: Yasharel Manzy

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 17" x 20"

Artist Bio:
Yasharel Manzy was born in the ancient Jewish ghetto of Esfahan, Iran, in 1947. He immigrated to the United States at the age of twenty-one. After twenty years of doing many different types of work, Yasharel was overwhelmed by the need for artistic expression, and finally at the age of forty, he abandoned his last business to devote himself to painting. He began traveling extensively and was especially taken with the landscapes of southern France and Italy's Tuscany area. These dramatic vistas became his muse and from time to time he is drawn back to revisit them.

Yasharel is primarily a self-taught intuitive painter who gains inspiration from both the world around him and his deep love of classical music. His paintings touch upon the emotional core that we each hold within us.

Yasharel has been exhibiting regularly in Atlanta for more than twenty-six years. He has had over forty solo exhibitions in galleries in the United States.

Artist's Statement
When I was six years old I tried to copy one of Raphael's drawings. The result of the drawing gave me such exaltation that I could not sleep that night. I could not wait until I showed the drawing to my teacher the next day. My very first experience in painting was at the age of thirteen during the summer vacation. I would spend long afternoons doing watercolors. The subject matter was mostly the scenes of the city. I attempted to paint again at the age of thirty-three. Then to my dislike due to the quality of the paintings and my lack of experience, I abandoned painting once again. I suppose due to the lack of patience I always wanted to be able to paint without going through the pain of schools and learning.

Then came the winter of 1990. While strolling through a gallery a painting with a French scene caught my attention. There I was glued to the floor and frozen. A few moments later this incredible feeling overwhelmed me. I found myself at the crossroads of my life, and I knew there was no turning back. At that time I was a partner in a business in Atlanta. To be able to change my banal way of life and go where my heart was that afternoon I decided to change my ways and to become a painter. Now it is very clear that I almost had no part in the transformation that was taking place that day.

The following day I changed my office from a place of business into a studio. For the first time in twenty years I could not wait to get to work so I could paint. I did learn through books and frequenting great museums of the world. I painted at least eight hours a day for the next six years. Then I was capable of standing alone, and I became a full-time painter. As a self-taught painter I have had the utmost difficulties learning since I am a terrible teacher and an impatient student. His paintings have sold throughout the world.

Artist: Agata Magelis

Medium: Mixed media (oil on canvas, resin)

Size: 9" x 12"

Artist Bio:

Agata Magelis was born in Riga, Latvia. After graduating from the University of Latvia, majoring in Philology, she left the country in 2001 for America. She has always been interested in different cultures and the U.S., as international conglomerate was the place to be. In 2019, she graduated from KSU withPainting/Drawing major & Art History minor.

Agata's art is dedicated to an everlasting experiment with different medias. Thematically, she paints he personal experiences, as well as tries on other people's fates and human behavior in extreme conditions. In 2016 she discovered thermal paper burning. It was a pleasant surprise of numerous possibilities of creating peculiar dramatism in her works. Since then, she continues working with mixed media, enjoying the interlace of different layers, while creating the mysterious environment.

Artist: Chris Dziejowski

Medium: Wood

Size: 8" x 8" x 18"

Artist Bio:

Employment: Studio Coordinator and Facilities, at Kennesaw State University Since January 2006

Studio Technician, at Atlanta College of the Arts, September 2004 to May 2005

Clinical Laboratory Tech, at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite, May 1980 - May 2005

Education: BFA Sculpture Georgia State University May 2004

I work in an assortment of mediums, wood, metal, concrete and resin. I have participated in many group shows throughout the Atlanta Metro area. Most of my works are reflections and interpretations of current events and culture.

Artist: Lily Novotny

Medium: Pastel Pencils on Toned Paper

Size: 24" x 18"

Artist Bio:

Lily Novotny is a Georgia-based visual artist currently studying painting and drawing at Kennesaw State University. She aspires to be a gallery artist and is seeking exhibition opportunities in the Atlanta art scene. She is interested in portraying the human experience through surrealist renderings of the human figure.

Artist: Ismael Gómez Peralta

Medium: Mixed media on canvas

Size: 18" x 24"

Artist Bio:

Ismael Gómez Peralta was born in 1967 in Batabanó, Cuba. He is a graduate of San Alejandro Academy in Havana. He has served as an art instructor at La Casa de la Cultura in Batabanó, as a professor of drawing at the Instituto Superior de Pedagogía Enrique José Varona, and as a professor of drawing at San Alejandro. His personal exhibitions in Cuba include Una Cuidad y Otra at the Raúl Martinez Gallery, Havana, and La Cuidad del Silencio at the Charles Chaplin Cinema Gallery, Havana. With Cernuda Arte, he has participated in fine art fairs in the U.S. including Art Chicago, Art Miami, and ArteAméricas. His most recent shows include Requiem for Havana at Cernuda Arte and Una Isla, Dos Versiones, at the Miami Dade College Kendall Campus gallery. The artist resides in Miami, Florida.

Artist: Barry Vangrov

Medium: Photography

Size: 16" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Exploring Form and Texture

Void of color the world is reduced to its essence of form and structure. My black and white images are an exploration of this monochromatic world of patterns, shapes, textures and tones, a search for form and texture as found in the natural world. I am particularly drawn to exploring the environment for naturally occurring geometric patterns and to capturing the myriad different textures found in nature, both tactile and visual

My more occasional color work uses form and color itself as the essence of the image. The shapes and colors being as important than the actual subject matter of the photograph.

Although I use modern digital equipment to capture, process and print my images, I am a traditionalist at heart and use image processing programs to perform only traditional darkroom techniques such as dodging and burning, tonal adjustments and contrast control to create the printed image as I visualized it in the field.

Artist: Stephen May

Medium: Ink Jet Photographic Print

Size: 12" x 18"

Artist Bio:

Stephen May has enjoyed photography for 40 years. Stephen has lived in Atlanta for 15 years and has mainly been shown in group exhibits. Prior to living in Atlanta Stephen lived in Athens, GA and New York and his work appeared in several group exhibits.

Artist: Aaron Adams

Medium: Mixed media

Size: 40" x 40"

Artist Bio:

I am an abstract painter and mixed-media artist who creates work that incorporates both traditional and experimental artistic techniques. My process of suspending powdered metallic pigments, vibrant alcohol inks, and acrylic paints in epoxy resin and other mediums spark a visually bold chemical reaction.

As a result, my work is both organic as well as abstract in nature and evokes images that range from earthly landscapes to cellular anatomy or even magnificent swirling galaxies.

Artist: Clay Stapleford

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 48" x 48"

Artist Bio:

clay grew up in raleigh, nc and holds a degree in journalism from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. he currently resides as a full-time professional artist in atlanta, ga... his studio overlooking the atlanta beltline in the historic inman park neighborhood. his work is primarily acrylic on canvas. you may also recognize clay as an actor in multiple hollywood productions on both the small and big screens.

About
I am a painter of shapes and colors? self taught and working primarily in acrylics. My motivations are love and light. When I paint I remember who I am. I play with energy and I let energy play with me. My work is a dance? a free flowing emotional or instinctual response to my environment plus the colors and materials I collaborate with. I seek 'no mind'. I am an open channel.

Live Painter For a Cause
Earth Share of GA's Earth Day Event on The Roof @ Ponce City Market, April 2016
Metro Atlanta Chamber's ATLeaders Launch Event on The Roof @ Ponce City Market, May 2016
Creative Visions Foundations 'Sundowner' event at The WetBar @ W Downtown

Solo Exhibitions
'Opened Up' exhibit featuring 8 works at Made Again Gallery - Summer 2017

Group Exhibitions
2017 Callanwolde Juried Art Exhibition
3 star recipient at MOCA's pinup 2015
RAW Atlanta featured artist @ The Masquerade, March 2016
Made Again Gallery - Fall 2016
'Deck the Walls'? a Made Again Gallery pop up at The Office Apartments - Fall/Winter 2016

Print Media
Cover artist for Lookbook Atlanta (2016)
www.lookbookatlanta.com

Artist: Cameron Goff

Medium: Pitt Pastel toned paper

Size: 9.5" x 10"

Artist Bio:

Cameron Goff is a painter who explores the ambiguity of human expressions and emotion. He depicts contemporary subject matter in his work but uses traditional media and representational techniques to do so.

Artist: Kristin Thorsen

Medium: Acrylic on Panel

Size: 24" x 24" x 2"

Artist Bio:

Kristin Thorsen is an Atlanta based artist, exhibiting her work in the area and also across the nation. In 1999, Kristin accepted a grant from Georgia Perimeter College to study painting in Imatra, Finland. In 2002, she was accepted by the Atlanta College of Art and granted a portfolio scholarship. Kristin made the most of this opportunity to hone her technical skills, receiving her BFA, magna cum laude, in 2004.

Artist: Michael Banks

Medium: Salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar

Size: 40.5" x 36.5"

Artist Bio:

Michael Banks is an artist from Alabama, who knew from the time he was a child that he wanted to be an artist. A self-taught painter, Michael has abandoned tradition on many levels and, in the process, succeeded in achieving a place in the wider world of contemporary American art. His presence has brought excitement to the "folk" genre, creating a bridge for several younger painters to follow.

With this development has come a significant increase in demand for his painting. His work is collected by lovers of self-taught art, & by those with an interest in contemporary art, as well.

Michael is deeply creative, with experimentation and resourcefulness always integral parts of his process. His painting of disparate imagery on salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar all add to the intrigue.

Artist: Richard Webb

Medium: Acrylics on Deep Set Wooden Frame

Size: 36" x 24" x 1.5"

Artist Bio:

Richard F. Webb, a classically trained and award winning artist, is renowned for his automotive paintings. Throughout his life, Richard has been drawn to the design and romance of classic cars, modern machines, and race cars, but in reality, he'll paint just about anything that moves! He has painted a number of boats, yachts, and airplanes in addition to his automotive pieces. Richard pulls from his history as an avid car collector and former racer as inspiration for his work.

As a grid style artist, Richard is able to capture even the smallest details and obtain exact dimensional correctness in his paintings. He begins his design process by creating meticulously composed images. Once the concept is fully captured, he grids his work on deep set wood panels and then applies layers of acrylic paint and texture mediums such as sand, modeling paste, and epoxy. Known for taking calculated risks with his art, Richard will often use nontraditional items as "canvas" such as surfboards, doors, and barn wood. He will also step outside of the automotive realm to paint abstracts such as his "Oxidation Series" (a take on automotive rust), portraits, and landscapes.

Richard has been commissioned worldwide by art collectors, car aficionados and major global brands and is the winner of a number of prestigious awards. He studied graphic arts at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY and advertising design and graduate level painting at Florida State University where he was the recipient of the first BFA ever awarded. Richard currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia.

Artist: Gregor Turk

Medium: Ceramic

Size: 7" x 14" x 14"

Artist: Michael Banks

Medium: Salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar

Size: 31" x 32"

Artist Bio:

Michael Banks is an artist from Alabama, who knew from the time he was a child that he wanted to be an artist. A self-taught painter, Michael has abandoned tradition on many levels and, in the process, succeeded in achieving a place in the wider world of contemporary American art. His presence has brought excitement to the "folk" genre, creating a bridge for several younger painters to follow.

With this development has come a significant increase in demand for his painting. His work is collected by lovers of self-taught art, & by those with an interest in contemporary art, as well.

Michael is deeply creative, with experimentation and resourcefulness always integral parts of his process. His painting of disparate imagery on salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar all add to the intrigue.

Artist: Kathy Rennell Forbes

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 14" x 11"

Artist Bio:

Kathy Rennell Forbes is an accomplished International artist and instructor. She has taught plein air workshops in Cuba, Italy, France, Spain and the USA. Her artwork is in private and corporate collections around the world, including the French Olympic Committee in Paris. In 2019, Forbes taught watercolor workshops in Vence, France; Cinque Terre, Italy and Abiquiu, New Mexico (Ghost Ranch).

The artist is a Signature Member and past President of the Georgia Watercolor Society and has won numerous awards.

Forbes was one of thirty invited master artists to the prestigious Olmsted Plein Air Invitational in Atlanta and Georgia Color's Inaugural event. Recent awards: 1st Place at the Plein Air Paint Out (PAPO)in Eatonton, GA; 1st Place at the Lake Country Fine Art Show, and Best Watercolor at Stone Mountain PAPO.

Forbes earned her BFA in Art and Art Education at the University of Georgia in Athens. Kathy currently creates, instructs and exhibits her paintings at Studio Z in Atlanta's Westside Arts District., at Binders Art Supply & Frames in Atlanta, GA and the Art House in Acworth, GA.

Artist Statement

Although I create many of my paintings in the studio or at live demos, my favorite place to paint is outdoors. There I become one with nature, lost in the scenery and the painting. It also keeps my work fresh and provides new challenges, whether it is a new location in a different country or dealing with the changing elements of nature. I oftentimes work in a small watercolor journal making notes in the margins and then create larger studio pieces from them, especially when traveling overseas.

Website: www.artbykrf.com

Email: artbykrf@mindspring.com

Artist: Michael Banks

Medium: Salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar

Size: 32" x 16"

Artist Bio:

Michael Banks is an artist from Alabama, who knew from the time he was a child that he wanted to be an artist. A self-taught painter, Michael has abandoned tradition on many levels and, in the process, succeeded in achieving a place in the wider world of contemporary American art. His presence has brought excitement to the "folk" genre, creating a bridge for several younger painters to follow.

With this development has come a significant increase in demand for his painting. His work is collected by lovers of self-taught art, & by those with an interest in contemporary art, as well.

Michael is deeply creative, with experimentation and resourcefulness always integral parts of his process. His painting of disparate imagery on salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar all add to the intrigue.

Artist: Michael Banks

Medium: Salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar

Size: 16" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Michael Banks is an artist from Alabama, who knew from the time he was a child that he wanted to be an artist. A self-taught painter, Michael has abandoned tradition on many levels and, in the process, succeeded in achieving a place in the wider world of contemporary American art. His presence has brought excitement to the "folk" genre, creating a bridge for several younger painters to follow.
With this development has come a significant increase in demand for his painting. His work is collected by lovers of self-taught art, & by those with an interest in contemporary art, as well.

Michael is deeply creative, with experimentation and resourcefulness always integral parts of his process. His painting of disparate imagery on salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar all add to the intrigue.

Artist: Michael Banks

Medium: Salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar

Size: 16" x 24"

Artist Bio:

Michael Banks is an artist from Alabama, who knew from the time he was a child that he wanted to be an artist. A self-taught painter, Michael has abandoned tradition on many levels and, in the process, succeeded in achieving a place in the wider world of contemporary American art. His presence has brought excitement to the "folk" genre, creating a bridge for several younger painters to follow.
With this development has come a significant increase in demand for his painting. His work is collected by lovers of self-taught art, & by those with an interest in contemporary art, as well.

Michael is deeply creative, with experimentation and resourcefulness always integral parts of his process. His painting of disparate imagery on salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar all add to the intrigue.

Artist: Michael Banks

Medium: Salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar

Size: 24" x 20"

Artist Bio:

Michael Banks is an artist from Alabama, who knew from the time he was a child that he wanted to be an artist. A self-taught painter, Michael has abandoned tradition on many levels and, in the process, succeeded in achieving a place in the wider world of contemporary American art. His presence has brought excitement to the "folk" genre, creating a bridge for several younger painters to follow.

With this development has come a significant increase in demand for his painting. His work is collected by lovers of self-taught art, & by those with an interest in contemporary art, as well.

Michael is deeply creative, with experimentation and resourcefulness always integral parts of his process. His painting of disparate imagery on salvaged boards, using acrylic & enamel with an over-painting of turpentine & tar all add to the intrigue all add to the intrigue.

Artist: Walter Kruger

Medium: Oil on canvas

Size: 12" x 24"

Artist Bio:

Native Charlestonian
Atlanta transplant since the 80's (Fisher & Phillips since the 80's)
Loved painting since first viewing impressionists at Jeu de Paume in college
Discovered modern American plein air at the Olmsted Linear Parks events

walter kruger fine art

atlanta ga website: walterkruger.com 770-842-9053 wkruger@laborlawyers.com

Artist: Walter Kruger

Medium: Oil on canvas board

Size: 8" x 10"

Artist Bio:

Native Charlestonian
Atlanta transplant since the 80's (Fisher & Phillips since the 80's)
Loved painting since first viewing impressionists at Jeu de Paume in college
Discovered modern American plein air at the Olmsted Linear Parks events

walter kruger fine art

atlanta ga website: walterkruger.com 770-842-9053 wkruger@laborlawyers.com

Artist: Mr. Fangs

Medium: Acrylic paint

Size: 38.25" x 30.25

Artist Bio:

Mr. Fangs, also known as the Geist, is one of Atlanta's oldest and most beloved street art characters.

Atlanta residents and visitors of all ages enjoy "ghost-hunting" on their daily commutes and in turn pay more attention to the landscape of the city.

Found in a vast variety of colors and places, Mr. Fangs is reflective of some of Atlanta's most iconic neighborhoods and the city itself.