ALL ITEMS

Hickory Tree, 2018
Paper collage on wrapped canvas
18 x 18 in.
My artwork reflects the joy I experience in nature and my spiritual journey through nature. I have been inspired by many artists, most notably the collages of Matisse, the watercolors of Audubon, the colorful mosaics and paintings of Klimt and the sense of self and purpose of O'Keeffe. I use paper and a clear acrylic to create my work. I do not use paint. I use as many as 15-20 layers, to achieve the effects. The finished work often, because of the many layers, has a bas-relief and a texture that is not evident from digitized images. The papers I use come from around the world. Many of the papers I use are mulberry based papers from India, China, Japan and Nepal. My favorite papers are the beautiful Japanese washi papers that are used for origami. I also favor colorful book binding papers from Italy, as well as the textured fibrous papers from Mexico. I have been working in this medium for over 20 years, and it has taken me these many years to master the process.
www.laurawadams.com
www.brickworksgallery.com/

Spyder Savior: Exotic Landscape, 2020
Ink on paper
8 x 8 in.
Lisa Alembik's work focuses on our response to violence against women and the silent witnesses in the spaces here such crimes take place. She incorporates insects as stand-ins for witnesses-or may be the perpetrator of violence. Occasionally, they too will succumb and become a victim. Alembik is an assistant professor at Georgia State University at the Perimeter College. She was included in Sex Drive at the Atlanta Contemporary and The Last Taboo at MOCA GA. She presented drawings from the "Belly of the Whale" series at the Arts Exchange and MOCA GA. At the Hambidge Center in Rabun Gap, GA she curated in the Weave Shed Gallery "Fables of the Eco-Future" (2013) and "Lightweight" (2016). She organized an exhibition of Hambidge fellows at the Bascom Center in Highlands, North Carolina (2019). She recently curated "On Singing the Body Formless and Electric" at Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta. Until 2013 she served as gallery director at Agnes Scott College for over a decade.
Framing provided by Binders
www.lisaalembik.com

Self portrait, 2019
Oil on canvas
48 x 48 in.
Born into a family of artists, Todd experimented with watercolor and oil mediums, as well as hand-thrown pottery. He then pursued scientific illustration at the University of Georgia, working afterward to produce anatomically driven creations for the medical industry. Over the past 2 decades Todd's creativity has evolved into exploring alternative ways to express himself and his subjects. Todd's most current works represent his exploration into the subconsciousness and meditation. His works have been displayed in private and public collections nationally and internationally.
www.toddalexanderart.com

Buckeye, 2017
Cyanotype
22 x 30 in.
Rinne Allen is a photographer living in Athens, Georgia who travels around the South and beyond, documenting process: the process of growing, harvesting, making, and transforming. She is most comfortable in a field with farmers and in the kitchen with chefs and in the studio with other artists & designers, with her camera in hand and her eyes open. In addition to documenting others' work, Rinne enjoys putting down the camera from time to time to make cyanotypes as a way to get in touch with photography's roots and also her own, by collecting plants from her garden and recording them in this alchemistic way.
www.rinneallen.com

Ten Thousand Years #4, 2017
Marker, pen, ink wash, and collage on paper
30 x 22.5 in.
Steven L. Anderson is an Atlanta-based exhibiting artist, and Co-Director of Day & Night Projects-an artist-run gallery in Atlanta that he helped initiate in 2016. Anderson is a recipient of the 2019 Denis Diderot [A-i-R] Grant at Château d'Orquevaux Artist Residency in Orquevaux, France. He was awarded a 2018-19 Artist Project Grant from the Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs, and was a 2018 Fulton County Fine Art Acquisition Program finalist. Anderson was a TAR Project Therapeutic Artist Resident in 2016-17, has been a Studio Artist at Atlanta Contemporary (2013-16), a 2015 Hambidge Center Distinguished Fellow, and a 2014-15 Walthall Artist Fellow. Anderson's sketchbooks are in the permanent collection of the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library at Emory University. Steven is a graduate of the University of Michigan and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the United States since 1996.
StevenLAnderson.com
kailinart.com

Sight, 2014
photogravure print, silver ink
11 x 15 in.
Edition of 40
Kim Anno is a painter and filmmaker who exhibits in and is collected by museums nationally and internationally. Venues include: Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta, Patricia Sweetow Gallery, SF, University of Suffolk, England, Museum of Modern Art in Rio De Janeiro; the 14th Annual New Media Festival, in Seoul, Goethe Institute in Johannesburg; Durban Municipal Gallery, South Africa, San Francisco Asian Art Museum; Berkeley Art Museum, Site Santa Fe Biennale: "One Night Stand", New Mexico; the Varnosi Museum in Hungary; DC Dusseldorf International Expo, Germany. Anno received the Gerbode Foundation Award for purchase by SFMOMA and Honolulu Museum of Art and a Zellerbach Fellowship, Puffin Foundation award, Eureka Foundation's Fleishhaker Fellowship. In 2017 she was awarded a Berkeley Film foundation fellowship. Recently, she was interviewed by the BBC, Suffolk, and profiled in Areaparis magazine, Paris. Anno's work conjures a future image of cultural resiliency in the face of climate change.
www.kimanno.com
www.wildprojects.org

Tracey Lane with Paintings, 2020
Oil paint, inkjet, and acrylic on canvas
51 x 41 in.
Anita Arliss is a multimedia artist and curator. She has an MA in Creative Arts from Hunter College, CUNY, NY. Since 2000, Arliss has been combining painting, digital media and photography. Twice a winner of New American Paintings (Southern Competition,) Arliss has recently exhibited in Scope Art Fair, NYC, and several galleries in Chelsea, NY, and in Los Angeles, CA, Bergen, NJ, MONA/Detroit and Atlanta, as well as having a 21 foot, hand-cut smalti glass tile, permanent installation, Propulsion, on Concourse B in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Her art has been published in Hyperallergic.com, the Huffington Post, Burnaway and Arts ATL. Arliss for the past several years has focused on portraits.
www.anitaarliss.com

Untitled, 2019
Intaglio on Abaca Paper
6 x 9 in.
Linda Armstrong has been the recipient of numerous artist residencies including the ComPeung Center in Chiang Mai, Thailand; Takt Kunstprojektraum, Berlin, Germany; the Sanskriti Foundation, New Delhi, India; Caversham Centre for Artists and Writers Program, South Africa; the Hambidge Center for Creative-Arts in Rabun Gap, GA and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Sweet Briar, VA. One-person exhibitions include Kunstraum Tapir, Berlin, Germany; Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia; Institute of Ecology at the University of Georgia; Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art; Atlanta Contemporary Art Center; Spruill Gallery; Converse College; Ybor Art Gallery, Tampa, FL and Sandler Hudson Gallery. Collections include the Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport and MOCA GA.
lindaarmstrong.org
sandlerhudson.com

Study, 2000
Mixed media, collage
10 x 9.25 in.
Artemis has exhibited nationally and internationally for over 28 years. She has received numerous awards, grants, and commissions and is included in numerous private and public collections. Recent commissions: Tectonic Suite, Recently completed work for Parkwood Light Rail Station and Adjacent park for Charlotte, NC, Commission for the Chemistry and Advanced Materials Science Building Plaza, Univ. of MN, Duluth Campus.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.mariaartemis.com

Palma's Secret, 2019
Oil and mixed media on paper
30 x 22 in.
A Georgia native, Whitney Wood Bailey currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received her MFA in painting in 2008 from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta, and her BFA in painting from Auburn University. She also studied with the University of Georgia in Cortona, Italy as well as post-graduate study with Rhode Island School of Design in France. Awarded residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and the Hambidge Center, Whitney was also a finalist for the Forward Arts Foundation Emerging Artist Award and was featured in New American Paintings. She has exhibited nationally and internationally including Paris, Shanghai and Hong Kong as well as New York, Miami and around the U.S. Driven by questions of a metaphysical nature, Whitney's work examines how design and orchestration within nature affects our consciousness, and how the extraordinary geometries within nature's design demand the consideration of intelligent design as well as our notions of spirituality.
www.whitneywoodbailey.com

JUST DO IT: Battlefield 4; The Drone, Shooter, and Unicorn Ghost try to take over the Nike Store, 2017
Altered video game image transfer, oil, graphite, and collage on paper
15 x 17.25 in.
Temme Barkin-Leeds received a BFA from Georgia State University and an MFA from American University in Washington, DC. Her socially conscious work has been the subject of four solo exhibitions and group exhibitions throughout the USA. She was a Fellow at the MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, NH and a Resident Fellow at the Hambidge Center. Barkin-Leeds received the Elizabeth Baart Biddle Award in the MFA program at American University, Washington DC. She also received the International Education Foundation Scholarship from Georgia State University to study at the Santa Reparata International School in Florence, Italy. She has been juried into New York exhibitions by critics Jerry Saltz, John Yau, and Nancy Princenthal. Most recently, she was adjunct professor at Piedmont College in Demorest, Georgia. Her work was featured in Atlanta Jewish Times, Burnaway, Arts ATL, and Amlit Magazine.
www.temmebarkin-leeds.com

Sea Mystery, 2019
Charcoal, colored pencil, acrylic paint, modeling paste and oil paint on paper
30 x 22 in.
The Cheekwood Museum, The Huntsville Museum, The Albany Museum, The Hunter Museum, Georgia State University, and Georgia Tech University have presented Barringer's work. Public Collections include: The Atlanta Botanical Gardens, The Federal Reserve Bank, Morgan Keegan, Delta Airlines, The Ritz Carlton, King and Spalding, Alston and Bird, UPS, Pfizer, Fidelity, Saks Fifth Avenue, Georgia Power and IBM. His work is in private collections throughout the country. Barringer states: "It ALL seeps in, but, particularly, the written word is important for my inspiration. Poetry, novels, paleoanthropology, cosmology, biology, and art history are all areas where I may find grist for the mill. A question which is always present for me: how does the world fit together from its many parts, and what drives our need to know and create and seek the spiritual." In Atlanta, Barringer is represented by Alan Avery Art Company.
www.michaelbarringer.net
www.alanaveryartcompany.com

Runner, 2020
Acrylic and gold
11 x 13.5 in.
Born in Montana
jimbarsness.com

A Momentary Lapse, 2018
Collage on aluminum panel
20 x 16 in.
David W. Batterman is an artist, photographer and teacher, born in 1975 in Warner Robins, Georgia, and currently living and working in Atlanta. His current artistic practice in multi-media and collage is primarily concerned with themes of militarism and commercialism, as well as larger issues of national and materialistic identity. Batterman received his MAEd from Georgia State University in 2015, and studied at the Atlanta College of Art before receiving his BA from GSU in 1998.
www.davidwbatterman.com

Coliseum Dark, 2018
Color trial proof, lithograph
Published at Crows Shadow Press
16 x 20 in. (framed)
Avantika Bawa is an artist based in Portland, OR, and often resides in her hometown, New Delhi, India. Bawa has an MFA in Painting from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BFA in the same from the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India. She has participated in the Skowhegan, Ucross, MacDowell Colony and Kochi Biennial Foundation residencies among others. Noteworthy solo exhibits include shows at The Portland Art Museum, OR, Schneider Museum, Ashland, OR, Suyama Space, Seattle, WA, The Columbus Museum, GA; Saltworks Gallery and the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, GA; Nature Morte and Gallery Maskara in India; White Box, Tilt Gallery & Project Space and Disjecta, Portland, OR. In April 2004 she was part of a team that launched Drain - Journal for Contemporary Art and Culture. www.drainmag.com. She is currently Associate Professor of Fine Arts at Washington State University, Vancouver, WA.
avantikabawa.net

Working Progress #1, 2020
Black & white silver gelatin photogram
42 x 50 in.
Anthea Behm received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Recent solo exhibitions include Paris, London, Hong Kong, Chicago; Good Enough, Atlanta; Minerva, Sydney; and Artspace, Sydney. Group exhibitions include Smack Mellon, NY; The Kadist Foundation, CA; the Frye Art Museum, WA; the Centre for Contemporary Art, Singapore; and the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki. Upcoming is a solo exhibition at 14a, Hamburg, and group exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, Paris. Her work has been discussed in The New York Times, X-TRA, Kaleidoscope, and Art & Australia. She has participated in residencies at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, the Whitney Independent Study Program, and the Core Program, Museum of Fine Arts Houston. She is currently an editor at Daily Lazy, and Assistant Professor of Photography at the University of Florida, Gainesville. Anthea Behm's work is courtesy the artist and 14a.
www.antheabehm.com
www.14a14a.com

Entangled (Rat), 2018
Pen and ink
16 x 12 in.
Laura Bell is an Atlanta artist working in mixed media. The works reference the natural world and the astonishing, often unsettling beauty found in natural phenomena, is explored through the use of hybrid, imaginary, and existent imagery. She was born and raised in Seattle, WA, received a BA degree from The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington and a an MFA from the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1999. She is represented by Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta. In addition to working as an artist, Laura Bell is a professor at Kennesaw State University.
www.laurabellstudio.com
whitespace814.com

Profligate Polygon, 2017
Hand-cut collage on mylar in geometric frame
30 x 30 in.
Daniel Biddy's works are collage-based, re-contextualized imagery from printed media in tandem with diverse traditional materials. Graduate Atlanta College of Art, 1999. Selected group shows: High Museum Atlanta, 2013; High Museum Atlanta, Monster Drawing Rally, 2013; MOCA GA, 2013, 2019; Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, 2013-2014; University of West Georgia, 2013; ART PAPERS Art Auction 2007-19; Hambidge Auction 2008-19; Swan Coach House, 2009-2017; Alan Avery Art Company, 2010, 2012, 2016-2018; Vaknin Gallery, 2009; Terminus, 2008; Eyedrum, 2008, Westside Cultural Arts Center, 2019, Oglethorpe University, 2019. Solo: Vaknin Gallery, 2008; K2 Modern, 2009; Barbara Archer, 2010; King Plow Arts Center 2016: Alan Avery Art Company, April 2017. Press: BurnAway, 2010, 2018. ArtsATL, 2016. Creative Loafing, 2010, 2016. Atlantan Magazine, 2011, 2016. Honors: Artadia Finalist, 2011. Hambidge Fellow. Collection of High Museum of Art, Atlanta.
danielbiddy.com

The Guardian of Time, 2017
Acrylic on canvas
36 x 36 in.
Khalilah Birdsong is a visual artist with a studio practice based in Maui, Hawaii and Atlanta, Georgia. Birdsong is represented by HATHAWAY Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia for the Southeastern United States. She also works with the Cincinnati Art Underground in Cincinnati, Ohio and AHC Projects in Hamburg, Germany. Khalilah has had solo and group exhibitions in the United States, Tokyo and Italy. Her paintings are in private and corporate collections around the world, including commissioned works. Her installation work has been commissioned by corporations in the United States and Tokyo, Japan. Birdsong's work can be found in U.S. President Barack Obama's private collection, which is being considered to hang in his Presidential Library. Khalilah was named by Contemporary Arts Curator Magazine (London, England, United Kingdom) as one of the 100 future contemporary artists in the world.
www.khalilahbirdsong.com
www.hathawaygallery.com

What Resonates III, 2020
India ink and gouache on paper
20 x 16 in.
Susan Blackmon has shown locally and throughout the US. Her work reflects her preference for the genre of abstraction, her mediums of choice have varied from mixed media, collage, oil, and/or acrylic. She holds a BFA in painting and printmaking from the University of NC-Greensboro, 1976. For this series, these monoprints, using pressed leaf forms, are laid down over a mixed chromatic gouache under-painting. The under painting-pulled and pushed wet pigment-is suggestive of the prism's response to light and vibration. Once dried, the intentionally dark, graphic shapes read as things sensed, not "solid"-like apparitions or as subtly vibrating excitations, apparently ephemeral in nature, and simultaneously, of nature.
www.sblackmonart.com

Catharsis: Air France Galley Kitchen, 2016
Oil on paper
24 x 24 in.
Mark Bradley-Shoup earned his BFA from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in Painting and Drawing and his MFA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Studio Art. He has exhibited his work in Los Angeles, Boston, Atlanta, Nashville, Knoxville, Omaha, Miami, Birmingham, Santa Monica, New Orleans and Vancouver, B.C. In addition to his extensive exhibition record, Bradley-Shoup has been the recipient two Make Work grants, the Individual Artist Fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission, an Individual Arts Grant form Allied Arts of Greater Chattanooga, and a Pollock-Krasner Grant, as well as nominated for the Dedalus Foundation, Joan Mitchell Award and a George Marshall Fellowship. His work has been published in New American Paintings, The Jealous Curator, Boooooom, and The Creators Project blogs. Currently, Bradley-Shoup is based in Chattanooga where he lives with his wife and two children and is an Associate Lecturer at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga.
www.markbradley-shoup.com

Batch: CA Image: 08, 2020
C-Print
35 x 40 in.
Fredrik is a Swedish photographer living and practicing photography in Atlanta GA. His work is often architectural in nature, arranging materials and structures to better digest the human condition and to make it palatable on a two dimensional plane.
Framing provided by Art Products, LLC
www.fredrikbrauer.com

Once more foundered on this delightful shore #1, 2016
Oil on canvas over panel
12 x 11.75 in.
Britton was born in California in 1976 and grew up outside of Seattle. He received his BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York in 1999 and his MFA in painting from UCLA in 2008. His work has been shown mostly in commercial galleries and alternative spaces in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Atlanta. Britton is a recipient of the Chiaro Award in Painting from the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, CA, and his work has been reviewed in the Los Angeles Times and Art in America, among others. He teaches drawing and painting at the University of Georgia and lives in Athens, GA.
www.benjaminbritton.com
www.marciawoodgallery.com/inventory-1

Killskreen 1.208, 2019
Acrylic, glitter, and oil on double wrapped canvas
48 x 36 in.
Marc Brotherton is an artist based in Atlanta, GA and is currently an Artist in Residence at the Atlanta Contemporary. He regularly exhibits his work in solo and group exhibitions, museums, art centers, and art fairs throughout the US. Brotherton exhibited in, Random Order, at White Columns in New York City. He was included in The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia's Movers and Shakers in Atlanta. Somebody Told Me You People Were Crazy, curated by Craig Drennen at Hathaway Gallery in Atlanta. And most recently in the group show, PROJECT, Curated by Scott Ingram at the Temporary Art Center in Atlanta. Brotherton's solo exhibitions include: Integer Overflow, New Paintings, Soft Attractor, and Do You See It? at Causey Contemporary Fine Art in New York City. And, Insert Coin To Continue, at Day & Night Projects in Atlanta. Brotherton received his MFA in painting and drawing from the City University of New York at Brooklyn College, and his BFA from the University of New Mexico.
www.marcbrotherton.com

man16.jpg, 2019
Lithograph
11 x 15 in.
CC CALLOWAY is an artist and writer based in Austin, Texas. She was born and raised in Augusta, Georgia. CC has exhibited widely across the US, most notably at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia and Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia. She was a fellow at Oxbow School of Art summer 2019. CC was a resident at Atlanta Printmaker's Studio and a 2017-2018 WonderRoot Hughley Fellow. She has BFA in printmaking and book arts from the University of Georgia, and is currently an MFA candidate at the University of Texas at Austin. She graduates in spring 2020. CC's art practice is interdisciplinary, ranging from traditional printmaking processes, sculpture, and installation, to new media, sound, video, and web-based work. In her work and research, she considers technology's impact on human communication, relationships, and spirituality. CC has written and self published four books of poetry, including one book of photography entitled My Favorite Word is Nothing.
Framing provided by Sam Flax
www.cccalloway.com
www.instagram.com/cccallomg/

Shadow Work, 2019
Screenprint
12.5 x 20.5 in.
Craig Cameron is published illustrator currently living in Atlanta. He has exhibited work at various galleries throughout Atlanta and has also worked with art organizations in administrative roles.
Framing provided by Binders
www.craig-cameron.com

Factor Analysis, 2017
Ink, silkscreen ink & cut paper on Arches paper
11.75 x 6.75 in.
Joe Camoosa (b. 1969, Asbury Park, NJ) lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia. He received an MFA in painting and drawing from the Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia and graduated from Florida State University where he studied Mass Communication and Anthropology. His work is held in numerous corporate and private collections and has been exhibited in galleries in Atlanta, Nashville, Richmond and New York, and museums such as MOCA GA, Atlanta Contemporary, The Hudgens Center for the Arts, The Georgia Museum of Art, and The Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences. Camoosa is an adjunct instructor at The Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design at Georgia State University and represented by Kai Lin Art, Atlanta.
joecamoosa.com
kailinart.com/joe-camoosa

Be Kind, 2020
Mixed medium on wood
16 x 20 in.
A resident of Atlanta since 1972 and graduate of the Atlanta College of Art in 1992, Dennis and his wife Colette now divide their time between Atlanta and the historic neighborhood of San Marco in Jacksonville, FL.
Artist Statement:
Drawing holds a central place in my work. I have spoken of its role and uses both as its own and as a key part of my paintings and sculptures but most surely in my creative process. I have explored and investigated through drawing a language of marks that communicates different narratives which creates feelings, memories of environments and elements of things that we encounter in everyday life. My images represent a period of time - a glimpse into the ongoing evolution of a body of work. This creates a kaleidoscope of stories allowing the work to grow with the viewer through the lens of the experience of life.
www.denniscampay.com
www.masonfineartandevents.com

Snipper, 2019
Color pencils on paper
14 x 11 in.
Philip Carpenter has made art in Atlanta since 1978, received a 1989 Southern Arts Federation/NEA grant, and was a 2001 Hambidge Fellow. Exhibitions include: The 1994 Atlanta Biennial at Nexus; "Revival of the Figure" at City Gallery East; "Personal Circumstances" at Spruill Gallery; "Transitions" at MOCA GA in 2002; "Work and Play" at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport; "Primary Color" at Marcia Wood Gallery; "Manipulating the Commonplace" at Swan Coach House Gallery ; Color Pencil Society of America Exhibition in 2009 & 2015; "Play" at Spruill 2009; "The Painted Photograph" at Southwest Arts Center; "40 over 40" at EBD4. 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" 2019 and 2020. Collections include the High Museum, MOCA GA, The Lagrange Museum, The Lamar Dodd Art Center at Lagrange College & Hartsfield Jackson Airport.
philipcarpenter.net

Ties that Bind, 2019
Mixed media on wood panel
20 x 16 in.
Jennifer Cawley holds an MFA in painting from SCAD and a BFA in printmaking from Atlanta College of Art. She is an art educator and has exhibited her work in the UK, Canada, and the US since 1991.
jencawley.com

Putti 03, 2018
Porcelain
12 x 11 x 5 in.
Robert Chamberlin is a conceptual artist living and working in Atlanta, GA. He received his MFA from The School of the Museum of Fine Art Boston and Tufts University and hold a BFA from the Ernest G Welch School of Art & Design, Georgia State University. Working across media (photography, performance, ceramics etc.) to express ideas and promote conversation. Robert is often at the focus of his work. Tackling projects that channel a contemporary socio-political issues like surveillance, sexuality, and domesticity through a personal lens.
robertchamberlin.com
www.marciawoodgallery.com/chamberlin-inventory

Where Sunset Ave Ends, 2018
Photograph
24 x 32 in.
Dustin Chambers is a photographer documenting issues of race and class in the American South. Based in his hometown Atlanta, Georgia, his work regularly appears in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Atlanta Magazine.
www.dustinthomaschambers.com

Landscape near my place, 2020
Watercolor on paper
8 x 8 in.
I make art in the hopes of inspiring people to take action within this troubling sociopolitical climate. My current work depicts the intimate and personal spaces in daily life. While juxtaposing simple forms and familiar objects through painting and sculpture, I discover life's optimism and peace even in its most chaotic and complex settings. Since I believe discovering and recognizing sweetness in our everyday life is essential, I channel this fundamental human quality through the art.
www.inkyoungchoichun.com
@inkyoungc

Blueprint #13, 2016
Pigment print on layers of transparent blueprint vellum paper, frame, redacted from artist's own immigration documents
11 x 8.5 in.
Jesse Chun is an artist working and living in New York. Chun works with found documents, language, and bureaucracies to consider new poetics of legibility, diaspora, and the untranslatable. Recent and forthcoming exhibitions include SculptureCenter; Queens Museum; The Drawing Center; BAM; Bronx Museum of the Arts (United States); Oakville Galleries (Canada); and the Nam June Paik Art Center (South Korea), among others. Select public collections include the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Artist Book Collection; the Smithsonian Institution, Archive of American Art; Cleveland Clinic Art Collection; Yale University Library, and Asia Art Archive in America.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.jessechun.com

Untitled, 2020
Pastel, graphite and collage
18 x 14 in.
Krista Clark was born in Burlington, Vermont and currently lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia. Her work is in the permanent collection of the High Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia. Clark's work has been featured at the Studio Museum in Harlem, RedLine Contemporary Art Center in Denver, The United States Embassy in Bratislava, Slovakia, The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center and the High Museum. She is a recipient of the Artadia Award and the Working Artist Project Award with MOCA GA. Clark received her BFA from Atlanta College of Art, MA from New York University, and MFA from Georgia State University.
kristaclark.com
sandlerhudson.com

Memento Pleurisy Movement #1, 2019
Hand cut paper and wallpaper on distressed drywall
12 x 12 in.
In February of 2013, I lost both my mother and father, two weeks apart, to smoking related cancers. It was a devastating time in my life, but I channeled my grief into the conceptual ideas of my work. Cancer is a disease that is a perfectly structured killer; it is beautiful in its architecture but grotesque in its eventuality. I began to think about nostalgia, longing for a childhood I never had, and parents that I needed. These thoughts brought me to the exploration of drywall and discarded wallpaper
charlesclary.com
paradigmarts.org

Cuadrícula (lila), 2019
Hand dyed wool, woven by Licha Gonzalez Ruiz
31.5 x 24 in.
Martha Clippinger (b. 1983, Columbus, Georgia) received her BA from Fordham University and her MFA from Rutgers University. Recent solo exhibitions include Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, Institute 193, and The Columbus Museum. Her work has been featured in The Brooklyn Rail, Hyperallergic, Burnaway, and Architectural Digest. Clippinger is the recipient of numerous grants and fellowships, including a 2018 Arts/Industry at Kohler Co., 2017 Durham Arts Council Grant in Craft, 2014 American Academy of Arts and Letters Purchase Award, 2013 Fulbright-Garcia Robles research grant completed in Oaxaca, Mexico. Her work is in public collections, including the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Duke University, and The Columbus Museum. Clippinger is represented by Elizabeth Harris Gallery in New York and Hodges Taylor in Charlotte. She lives and works in Durham, North Carolina.
www.marthaclippinger.com
hodgestaylor.com/marthaclippinger

Blanket Series No Grey Areas, 2014
Mixed media on tar paper
12 x 48 x 5 in.
Kevin Cole has a B.S. from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, an M.A. in Art Education from the University of Illinois at Urbana and an M.F.A. from Northern Illinois University. Over 3600 public, private, and corporate collections-The High Museum of Art, Atlanta; Smithsonian Museum, Washington DC; William Jefferson Library, Little Rock AR; Yale University Museum, New Haven CT; Pennsylvania Academy Fine Arts, Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, AR; Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia; The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans; IBM, New York; Bank of America, Charlotte, NC; The Coca Cola Co, Atlanta; Alston & Bird, Atlanta; King & Spaulding, Atlanta; Michael Jordan, Chicago; Monica Pearson, Atlanta; Terry McMillan, LaJolla, CA; International Course at the Hartsfield/Jackson International Airport in Atlanta; City Hall, Atlanta; Charlottesville Airport, Charlottesville, VA; Forest Park Library, Des Moines IA; Georgia State University, Atlanta.
artistkcole.com
septembergrayart.com/

Triple Scribble (Blue), 2019
Digital painting mounted to laser cut acrylic
34 x 26 x 0.5 in.
Ryan Coleman's work combines gestural drawing and painting with carefully rendered elements inspired by classic animation. Intertwining bold shapes, scribbled gestures and vivid color schemes, he reimagines entirely new compositions in his own distinctive form. Coleman specializes in large-scale custom murals in addition to studio work including paintings, drawings and sculptures. Born in 1975, Coleman grew up in Jacksonville, FL, and received a BFA in Painting from the Atlanta College of Art in 2001. He currently lives and works in Atlanta.
ryancolemanart.com

Westward Yearning (Again), 2020
Two reproduced photographs on cotton rag
11 x 15 in.
Drew Conrad is a visual artist based in New York. He is currently represented by Signs & Symbols in New York City and was formerly represented by Get This Gallery in Atlanta.
Framing provided by Art Products, LLC
www.drewconradart.com
www.signsandsymbols.art

No, Rather: The Executioner's Taking Off, 2019
Gelatin silver print
11 x 14 in.
Mo Costello is an artist in Athens, Georgia.
mocostello.com

Lemon, Lower Left, 2019
Screenprint on paper
Edition of 50
11.25 x 13.25 in.
Born in Toronto, Canada, Holly Coulis lives and works in Athens, GA. Her work is represented by Philip Martin Gallery in Los Angeles and Klaus von Nichtssagend in New York.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.hollycoulis.com
www.klausgallery.com

Last Swim, 2018
Indigo ink on paper
15 x 12 in.
Artist Statement:
Hello. If you're actually reading this it means you looked at my work and found it appealing or repulsive or possibly laughable. Regardless, you're here, so I will offer the following: Art is not necessary; however, the world as we know it would likely not exist without it. I spent most of my youth thinking about art rather than creating it. Creating something simple is difficult. Cluttered is easy. Meditation can be achieved through drawing. Art exhaustion could/should be a fad. Females artists are more interesting and dancing is grossly underrated. If you buy art - hang it, love it, and thank it daily for changing you. Cheers.
Louie W. Crumbley II is an illustrator and artist based in College Park, Georgia.
www.theotherlouie.com

Gung-Ho from the Get-Go, 2020
Archival pigment print
16 x 20 in.
Jack Deese was born in Hartwell, GA in 1986. He received his MFA in 2016 from Georgia State University where he was awarded the Ernest G. Welch Fellowship. His art is primarily produced from behind a camera, but sometimes includes bumper stickers, trading cards, and drawings. He sells fruit for a living (primarily peaches) and teaches when given the opportunity (currently nowhere). He lives in Douglasville, GA with his wife and two kids.
jackdeese.com

Chaos, 2020
Archival pigment print on watercolor paper
29.5 x 36 in.
Elyse Defoor is an artist and curator based in Atlanta who responds to the wonders and tragedies in this world. "Chaos" began as a 100" x 79" mixed media and sculptural assemblage as her response to the misery and destruction after Katrina. In its original form, it was exhibited in her solo exhibit X.U.ME at The Alexandria Museum of Art in Louisiana in 2008. Deconstructed and re-created, the "Chaos" photograph of 2020 represents her symbolic response to the alarming increase in the layers of chaos which have changed our planet, culture and civilization. Defoor's exhibited artworks in 2019 included her installation of "Uncloaked" at Thomas Deans Fine Arts, her work in her curated exhibition ""Loss. Redemption. Grace"" at EBD4, and Exuvia in an exhibition of Atlanta artists in Riga, Latvia. For Atlanta Celebrates Photography 2019, she curated Al Clayton's "Drag Queens & Club Kids". Videos and examples of Defoor's work may be viewed on YouTube and on her website.
Framing provided by Sam Flax
elysedefoor.com

Enter Sections, 2020
Mixed media collage
18 x 24 in.
Timothy is a creative entrepreneur, and founder of Rare Form Creatives & Hip and Hitched. Wearing many hats: CEO, creative director, consultant, DJ, talent manager, and event producer, with a passion for community outreach and creative collaboration are clearly demonstrated through his local Rare Form Art Class. His experience teaching Atlanta youth reaches back over 15 years. Volunteering with Bright Futures Atlanta as an extracurricular art program for inner city art risk youth. The pieces reflect perspective on street art, music, politics, love and the environment. Inspired by the chaotic world we live in, and seek to express the freedom and diversity inherent in his life experience. The message if the works is inspiration of the viewer or, listener to break the mold and leave behind norms for a higher plane of thought and existence. With the idea that creative expression and teaching others is the path to embrace their own freedom of creativity thru the creative process.
timothydegroot.com
www.instagram.com/timothydegrootart/

A Tale of Two Cities, 2019
Paperback book, acrylic varnish
7 x 3.125 x 3.75 in.
Brian Dettmer (b. 1974, Naperville, IL) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He has been the subject of solo exhibitions at numerous institutions including the Hermann Geiger Foundation, Cecina, Italy, The International Museum of Surgical Science, The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, and the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art. His works have been exhibited at the Museum of Arts and Design, The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institute, The Chicago Cultural Center, The High Museum, and the Perez Art Museum among others. Dettmer's sculptures can be found in the permanent collection of several institutions including the Smithsonian American Art Museum, The Art Institute of Chicago, The High Museum, and the Yale University Art Gallery. He has been featured in several publications including The New York Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Chicago Tribune, Art News, Modern Painters, Wired, The Village Voice, Harper's, CBS News and NPR.
briandettmer.com

93 Deviled Eggs, 2019
Archival inkjet print
24 x 30 in.
Coorain is a domestic goddess of the highest calibre. An award winning "artist," they have completed residencies at Paradise Gardens and ACRE, and been the recipient of a Traveling Fellowship from the MFA, Boston, the Winnie Chandler Art and Design Fellowship at GSU, and a Megabus Social Research Grant, all while perfecting the art of whole roasted turkey. "They always tell you not to judge a book by its cover, but doesn't the cover function as a form of communication? I'm just so curious about the world and its surfaces - there are so many spectacular glossy surfaces, on objects and on people. I love to look at food and celebrity personalities and plastic packaging. It all seems so frivolous, but with a little inspection, it turns out everything is available on the surface."
Framing provided by Sam Flax
www.coorain.com

Drops, 2016
Acrylic and graphite on panel
12 x 14 in.
Manty Dey is a visual artist working in Atlanta, Georgia. She received a BFA in painting and drawing from Georgia State University and an MFA from the University of Georgia. Dey's work has been exhibited at MOCA GA, Georgia Museum of Art, Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences, and Lyndon House Art Center. She has been awarded residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and the Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences.
www.mantydey.com

Slipstream, 2013
Acrylic and mixed media on panel
48 x 54 in.
Terri Dilling is an abstract painter and printmaker inspired by the beauty and complexity of the natural world. Through gestural marks and organic forms, she makes reference to the landscape around her, and also the emotional landscape within. She has a BA from Indiana University, a BFA Georgia State University, and she has also studied visual arts in England, Spain, and Italy. Dilling has received numerous grants and awards, and her work is in public and private collections around the world. She is represented in Atlanta by Pryor Fine Art.
www.terridilling.com

A Guide to the Birds of Dada and Surrealism and their Influences, 2019
Screen print on paper
21.5 x 9.125 in.
Mark Dion was born in 1961 in New Bedford, Massachusetts. He initially studied from 1981 - '82 at the Hartford School of Art in Connecticut, which awarded him a BFA (1986) and honorary doctorate in 2002. From 1983 to 1984 he attended the School of Visual Arts in New York and then the prestigious Whitney Museum of American Art's Independent Study Program (1984-1985). He is an Honorary Fellow of Falmouth University in the UK (2014), and has an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters (Ph.D.) from The Wagner Free Institute of Science in Philadelphia (2015). Dion's work examines the ways in which dominant ideologies and public institutions shape our understanding of history, knowledge, and the natural world. The job of the artist, he says, is to go against the grain of dominant culture, to challenge perception and convention.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
www.tanyabonakdargallery.com

Just dreaming a bit deeper, 2019
Ink wash on paper
17 x 14 in.
W I L L I A M D O W N S is a contemporary American artist residing in Atlanta, Georgia. His varied and includes drawing, painting and printmaking, installation and three- dimensional studies. For Downs, "the line" is paradoxically fundamental and surreal, based on its infinite capabilities. His work expresses truth in common forms turned ambiguous, while his use of repetition distorts expectations of truth. Downs' forms form, reform and deform. Downs received a B.F.A in Painting and Printmaking from the Atlanta College of Art and Design and a multidisciplinary M.F.A from the Mount Royal School of Art at the Maryland Institute College of Art. His awards include Artadia and The Working Artist Project at MOCA GA. His work has been included in nationally touring shows with Art AIDS America and in Black Pulp! His shows include Contemporary Art Museum St. Lous, St. Louis MO, Grizzly Grizzly, Philadelphia, PA, Tempus Projects, The Zuckerman Museum of Art, Kennesaw, GA Albany Museum of Art.
Framing provided by Art Products, LLC
williamedowns.com
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UNTITLED WHEAT PASTE, 2020
Paper, carbon, paste on tar paper
24 x 36 in.
JOEKINGATL is an Atlanta based artist that works mainly in the public realm. His work includes mural painting, wheat paste, street photography and sculpture. The focus of the work is primarily people and issues social justice. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from Savannah College of Art & Design and is a Hambidge Fellow.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
joekingatl.com

CANE, 2019
Acrylic on Hydrocal
3 x 4.25 in.
Craig Drennen is an artist based in Atlanta, GA and a 2018 Guggenheim Fellow. He has been a resident artist at Yaddo, MacDowell Colony, and the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture. He teaches at Georgia State University, served as dean of the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, and writes for Art Pulse magazine. He is represented in Atlanta by Hathaway Gallery.
craigdrennen.com/home.html

Cross Your Fingers, 2020
Gouache on paper
15 x 15 in.
Ms. Dunphy received an MFA from San Francisco Art Institute in the contemporary arts. She is an accomplished artist having had exhibits in major venues such as the Atlanta Contemporary, COCA, St. Louis, Telfair Museum in Savannah, the Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art in Florida, the Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, CA and more. A number of features have been written about Ms. Dunphy including Craft, CMYK, as well as art and exhibition reviews in the LA Times, SF Chronicle, Atlanta Journal Constitution, and others. Ms. Dunphy's design works; Recess of Modern Convenience Studios, have been placed in a number of collections and included in design publications such as Elle Décor, Paper, Interior Design, Vogue Living, Cookie, Metropolis as well as design book publications including Downtown Chic by Rizzoli, Toy Design by Braun Publishing and Fun Rooms, Collins Design publishing. Ms. Dunphy is represented by Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta. Her next solo is Summer/Fall 2020.
whitespace814.com/

Aubrey in the Kitchen, California, 2012
Digital C-print
20 x 30 in.
Dusseault is a multidisciplinary artist who captures utopian expressions as reflections of the historic present. Dusseault's eye for these complexities, her ability to make them visible to others, has earned her honors including grants from the Idea Capital, Artadia, Forward Arts and National Endowment for the Arts; exhibitions at Boston Center for Arts, High Museum, Houston Center Photography and Bemis Art Center; screenings at Ethnografilm Paris and Chelsea College of Art London; recognitions from NPR, New York Times, Creative Capital and New York Foundation for the Arts; and a nomination for 2020 United States Artist Award.
Collections: High Museum; Greenville Museum; Southeast Louisiana University Museum; Alston & Bird; Carson & Guest; Citicorp; Bunnen Collection; Agnes Scott.
Aubrey in The Kitchen is from Ecotopia, a project of the New York Foundation for the Arts and LUBO Fund; in her solo exhibition at Whitespace Gallery and acquired by Agnes Scott College.
Framing provided by Sam Flax
www.ruthdusseault.com
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Untitled WP97, 2019
Mixed media, acrylic, pen and pencil
30 x 30 in.
I was an art major at the University of Wisconsin until leaving school to pursue a career in music. I returned to painting in 2001. The Marcia Wood Gallery in Atlanta represents my work. I am a recipient of Fellowships from The Hambidge Center and The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and have work included in several corporate and private collections in the US. I limit my compositional tools to simple forms, straight lines and color in a system that echoes the orderly horizontal landscape I grew up in. My mark making is time consuming and resists short cuts in an effort to make work that has both beauty and stamina.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.scotteakin.com
www.marciawoodgallery.com

Long Walks With What's Left, 2017
Acrylic ink on stonehenge paper
25 x 29 in.
Sarah Emerson is an artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. Her paintings and installations present viewers with highly stylized versions of nature that combine geometric patterns and mythic archetypes to examine contemporary landscape. She explores themes that reflect on the fragility of life, the futility of earthly pleasures, and the disintegration of our natural landscape. Emerson graduated from the Atlanta College of Art in 1998 and she completed her Masters Degree at Goldsmiths College, London in 2000. She has exhibited her work in galleries throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. In 2014 she was awarded the MOCA GA Working Artist Project Grant selected by Siri Engberg, Senior Curator of Visual Arts at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. Emerson currently teaches at Agnes Scott College in Decatur, GA. She is represented by Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta.
www.sarahemerson.com
www.whitespace814.com

United, 2019
Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
36 x 36 in.
Atlanta based artist, Sally W. Eppstein, finds her inspiration from the natural world with both her paintings and sculptural works. She creates and explores close up and single focused artworks of feathers, bugs and Spanish moss, each being fragile and resilient. Sally received an associate degree for jewelry design and silversmithing at Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. She went back to her hometown to get her Bachelors of Fine Arts at Augusta University. Sally has commissioned five sculptures in three Metro Atlanta parks and downtown Hapeville, GA and she has exhibited her paintings throughout the southeast US. She had a two residency, one at Vermont Studio Center and a year long residency at the Blue Heron Nature Preserve. In addition to her studio practice, she works at the Blue Heron Nature Preserve as the art director and is co-chair for the City of Brookhaven's Arts Advisory Committee.
sallyeppstein.com

Drained, 2019
Ceramic
14 x 6 x 6 in.
Mark Errol graduated from Georgia State University in 2014 with his MFA where he was the recipient of the Ernest G. Welch Fellowship. Mark accepted the position of Lecturer in 2015 at Valdosta State University in Valdosta GA where he teaches Ceramics, Foundation 3D Design as well as Professional Preparations for budding artists and Senior Presentation. Mark lives in Tifton, GA where he maintains his studio and is the co-owner of Plough Gallery with Glenn Josey. His work has been featured in shows both nationally and internationally as well as in Studio Potter magazine and other regional and national publications. The work he makes investigates the relationships of architecture, interior design, and personal narratives while utilizing the surfaces of functional forms meant for domestic environments.
www.marksmud.com
www.ploughgallery.com/

Architecture and Structure, 2017
Silkscreen on paper
16.63 x 17.56 in.
Sabre Esler is a multi disciplined artist. Her works are fueled by her interest in human behavior. She is inspired by the book "Thinking, Fast and Slow." Esler, an Ohio native, graduated from Miami University, Oxford, OH with a BFA and a minor in biology. She received her MFA from SCAD in 2015. She taught at SCAD (Atlanta Campus) in 2018. She currently teaches at Georgia State University. She has had solo shows in Boston, Charleston, Knoxville, and Atlanta. She is a Hambidge Fellow. She completed four installations in the Atlanta area, creating sculptures as room size works. Her work is in permanent collections of Ritz Carlton, SunTrust Bank, Oglethorpe Bank, Preferred Office, Georgian Bank, Atlantic Capital Bank, Waycross Bank & Trust, Boardwalk Inn at Wild Dunes, Hilton Hotels, AdvantEdge, Executive Offices, Reaction 35, The Lofts at Capitol Quarters, Hilton Hotels, and Public Collections at The Federal Reserve Bank, Miami University, Tufts University, Fulton County Arts Council, and over 500 private collections.
sabreesler.com/

Narcissus, 2016
Archival pigment inkjet print on Arches cold press paper
24.75 x 20.75 in.
Cynthia Farnell uses lens-based media, printmaking, and drawing to respond to the world. Farnell's work is exhibited internationally and represented in Atlanta by Poem 88 Gallery. Her projects have been supported by The City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs, Fulton County Arts and Culture, and Georgia State University. Her work is in the collections of the International Center of Photography, Davidson College Van Every/Smith Galleries, the Jule Collins Smith Museum, and the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum. Reviews of her exhibits have appeared in ArtsATL, Burnaway, and the Atlanta Journal Constitution. She earned her M.F.A. from the Rhode Island School of Design, M.A. from Georgia State University, B.F.A. from Auburn University, and a Certificate of the General Studies of Photography from the International Center of Photography. She lives in Atlanta where she serves on the faculty of the Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design at Georgia State University.
www.cynthiafarnell.com/
www.poem88.net/cynthia-farnell

Fox, 2004
Photograph
16 x 20 in.
Jody Fausett was born in 1973 in Tate, Georgia. He studied photography in Atlanta, Georgia at the Art Institute of Atlanta and later moved to New York where he found work in fashion and portrait photography. In 2004, he returned to Georgia to focus on his personal art. Fausett's photographs have been in various group shows in New York, New Orleans, Oregon, Florida and Washington, and he mounted his first solo show at the University of Southern Illinois, Department of Motion Picture and Film in Chicago. His work has appeared in numerous publications and his first book, Second Place, was released in 2007 through GHava Press. Oxford American has picked him for one of the top "New Superstars of Southern Art." In 2014 he was shortlisted for the Artadia Prize. Jody serves on the steering committee for Idea Capital Grants, which rewards experimental art projects in Atlanta. Jody is represented by Jackson Fine Art.
www.jacksonfineart.com/artists/jody-fausett

Arabia Mountain 5.4.19, 2019
Original four color process silk screen on paper
14 x 16 in.
Jane Foley is a sculptor, performer, and sound artist living in Atlanta. Her sound works explore isolation and connectivity in public spaces, beginning with subtle repeated experiments in deep listening and reciprocity. Foley has created sound sculptures for the Architecture Triennale in Lisbon, Portugal and La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille, France with Zurich-based Sound Development City, as well as produced a sound composition that played in taxicabs throughout the 5th Marrakech Biennale in Morrocco. Following a residency at Atelierhaus Salzamt in Linz, Austria, she has been composing from field recordings, inviting musicality from field recordings of built spaces. In Atlanta, she has created public works for Flux Projects, the High Museum, the Atlanta Beltline, Georgia State University, and the Goat Farm, among others. Foley is an instructor of sculpture at Georgia State University and is currently completing an MFA program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
janefoley.club

After the Matriarchs #83, 2019
Archival pigment print
20 x 30 in.
Adam Forrester received his MFA from the Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia. His work has been screened and exhibited nationally and internationally, most notably at the Historic Center of Kalamata in Greece, Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery in Poland, Weinberg/Newton Gallery in Chicago, Soap Factory in Minneapolis, and The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center. Forrester's work has been featured by NPR, ArtsATL, and VICE Magazine, and most recently he was awarded Research and Development Grants from Idea Capital and the Southern Documentary Fund for his upcoming project entitled Devil Town. His work is also held in the collections of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Duke University, Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University, and the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) in Atlanta. Forrester lives and works in Atlanta, GA.
Framing provided by Binders
www.adamforrester.com

Constellation, 2019
Palladium on photograph
26 x 21 in.
A rare and visceral artist, Gail Foster's works are passionately expressive rendering of complex ideas. An uplifting and impassioned view of the human condition, regardless of gender, in the inner power of the spirit is celebrated in Gail Foster's artwork. Foster's art has always been concerned with change: Change within ourselves, within our personal relationships and within the relationship to universal powers. Often surrounded by rich jeweled darkness, the figures themselves are a source of illumination. Inhabiting a deep indefinite space like that at night, this pulsing luminous symbolism invokes ancient mysteries. The inclusion of her art in 12 museum solo and group exhibitions, 32 solo private gallery shows, 72 private gallery group shows, studio films, lifestyle and trade publications as well as private and public collections is a testament to her depth of talent.
www.StudioSwan.com

Talent Show (Earnest & Noelle), 2019
Color photographs, Archival Inkjet Prints
16 x 20 in. each
Jill is an Assistant Professor of Photography at Georgia State University in the Welch School of Art and Design. She received her BA in photography at Bard College and MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Selected solo shows include the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia, Institute 193, and Golden Gallery. Reviews of her work have appeared in Art Forum, Art in America, Bad at Sports, and The Paris Review.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
www.jillleafrank.com

whorl #2, 2020
Porcelain
30 x 14 x 4.5 in.
Rachel K. Garceau lives and works in Georgia, and has been recognized as a 2015 Emerging Artist by the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts and one of 2017's Women to Watch by the Georgia Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts. She utilizes porcelain forms to construct site-responsive installations. Her work is often born from a curiosity about an object or a place and a desire to come to a deeper understanding of it. Rachel received a BA in Fine Arts from Franklin Pierce College in 2003 and went on to pursue her education through studio assistantships, workshops, and residencies. In 2013, Rachel completed the two-year Core Fellowship at Penland School of Crafts (NC). She has received residencies at Vendsyssel Kuntsmuseum (DK), Arrowmont School (TN), Haystack Mountain School (ME), All Is Leaf (MA), and the Hambidge Center (GA). Her work has been published in Studio Potter, Ceramics Monthly, and NCECA Journal, and also appears in CAST: Art and Objects.
www.rachelkgarceau.com

Fort study #6, 2017
Graphite on vellum
5 x 7 in.
Meta Gary is an artist and designer in Atlanta. She is on faculty at Georgia State University.
metagary.com

Caste, 2019
Graphite, Flashe, watercolor
8 x 10 in.
Gay's work evaluates place, tradition, storytelling, and the experiences of African-Ascendant people to develop imaginative dialogues and alternative strategies for self-imaging by uprooting social proscriptions and challenging political norms; by exploring the historic and contemporary social concerns of hybrid cultures through the gaze of the African-Ascendant female progenitor and multimedia exploration to analyze how composite cultures have often been rendered invisible, their identities denied. She creates ritual, community, and healing through new pathways for a nation of people to cope.
shanequagay.com

Rio Grande, 2017
Fuse burned USGS map
7 x 7 in.
Rich is an interdisciplinary print media artist working in alternative photo processes; works of paper, sculpture, and installation. He is currently Professor and Chair of the Department of Art & Art History at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. As a researcher/artist, and co-investigator, he has been the recipient of numerous grants and awards including a multimillion-dollar grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration which supports his research on integrating the visual arts as pedagogy into nursing and medical science curriculums. His work has appeared in more than 250 juried, solo, and group exhibitions, including recent exhibits at the El Paso Museum in El Paso, Texas; the Museo de Arte de Ciudad, Juarez, Mexico; SCOPE Basel, Switzerland; ArtHelix Gallery, Brooklyn, NY; and at the Toolbox Gallery, Berlin. His artwork appears in numerous public and private collections across the country and in Europe. He is represented by Marcia Wood Gallery of Atlanta.
www.marciawoodgallery.com

Sensory Architecture: Study in b48690 Fuchsia and 7da485 Green, 2020
HD Video on 32" White Monitor
28.5 x 16.5 x 4 in.
Edition of 3
Bojana Ginn is an interdisciplinary artist and a former MD and scientist. Her work explores contemporary existence in the age of digital and biotech: interactions between body, nature and technology. "I see my works as microscopic places being magnified, both tactile and virtual. Reflective and speculative, they are playgrounds for questions about the now and future of body and environment, transhumanism and biotechnology." Bojana is the recipient of the 2018 Ellsworth Kelly Award - Foundation for Contemporary Arts, and a finalist for the 2019 Burke Prize, at The Museum of Arts and Design, NY. She is a winner of a 2018 Working Artist Project at The Museum of Contemporary Art of GA, and her video work was exhibited at the 2016 Venice Architectural Biennale. Ginn was a resident artist for BEINGS 2015: International Conference on Ethics in Bioengineering. Selected as a finalist for a 2015 World Technology Award in Art, Ginn serves as a fellow at the organization.
bojanaginn.com

Double UGH, 2020
Colored pencil on paper
22 x 30 in.
Candice Greathouse (b. 1984 Columbus, GA) and Curtis Ames (b. 1978 Columbus, OH) are visual artists based in Los Angeles, CA. The artists maintain individual practices in addition to their collaborative work.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.candicegreathouse.com
www.curtisames.com

AC #07, 2017
Digital print with etched acrylic
17 x 22 in.
Through her last bodies of work Myra Greene utilizes the media of photography and collage to explore representations of race and the body. At the center of her practice is a consideration of how our understanding of color is completely dependent on context - materially, culturally, and historically. Greene's work is in the permanent collection of The Studio Museum in Harlem, Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago, Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, The National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City. Myra Greene's work has been featured in nationally exhibitions in galleries and museums including The New York Public Library, Duke Center for Documentary Studies, Williams College Museum of Art, Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco and Sculpture Center in New York City. She is an Associate Professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Art & Visual Culture and Director of the Photography Program at Spelman College.
www.myragreene.com
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Serena Worksheet, 2019
Carbon pencil, highlighter pencil and solvent transfer on paper
60 x 40 in.
Kojo Ayodele Griffin currently resides in Atlanta, GA. He has a BA in Psychology from Morehouse College and an MFA in painting and drawing from the Welch School of Art and Design at Georgia State University. Kojo has had solo exhibitions at Mitchell-Innes and Nash in New York and The Kemper Museum in Kansas City, Missouri. Kojo has been a visiting artist at The Massachusetts College of Art & Design, University of Illinois at Chicago, and most recently at Agnes Scott College in Atlanta. He was included in the 2000 Whitney Biennial of Art, the 2002 Corcoran Biennial of art, The Freestyle show at The Studio Museum in Harlem and the 2006 Seville Biennial in Seville, Spain. He spent most of 2014 apprenticing to a tattoo artist and was a recipient of a Pollock-Krasner award in 2015. He currently teaches middle school and high school students in an academy housed in an adolescent psychiatric treatment facility.
Framing provided by Art Products, LLC
kojoayodelegriffin.com

Targets and Territories, 2019
Photograph
50 x 50 in.
Joseph Guay's visual art focuses on the political and social issues we face in America. His politically charged exhibition of paintings and sculptures titled "Remnants of the Human Condition" paid tribute to Trayvon Martin, Alton Sterling, Eric Garner, Pulse Nightclub, Sandy Hook Elementary and the World Trade Center. Guay's last exhibition titled "DUEL // DUAL" explored the two sides and battles of our sociological and political climate. Elements of the work include photographs and sculptures diving into the production and disarmament of weapons; paintings made from motor oil, shattered high-rise glass and gunpowder dealing with terrorism and the alternative reasons for war; sculptures created from live round ammunition and handguns revealing the hidden truths of consumer protection and fear.
www.josephguay.com

One Breath of Fresh Air, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
40 x 30 in.
Gwen Gunter's art practice spans representational portraiture and landscapes as well as the geometric minimalism of her current work. Moving to abstraction from objective painting, shapes emerged that brought with them an unexpected vocabulary and meaning. Originally two shapes in opposition, informed by carefully selected color, these shapes have become the impetus of her painting practice. The work continues to evolve as line becomes an increasingly important element in the dialogue making her work less flat and more dimensional. Gunter's career encompasses both fine and commercial arts as a graphic artist, illustrator, and product designer. Today she is a full-time painter based near Atlanta, GA. She works in acrylic on wood, paper and canvas, most often in series. Gunter earned a B.A. from Columbia College with further study at the Atlanta College of Art and Savannah College of Art and Design (Atlanta).
www.gwengunterart.com

Mors Vincit Omnia, 2019
Archival Pigment Print
8.5 x 6.5 in.
Growing up, I lived all over the States, never setting down roots in one place for too long. The frequent moves were no doubt responsible for my love of travel, adventure, and photography - the latter of which I use as a way to process my surroundings and my life experiences.
www.alexanderhadjidakis.com

Untitled from the "Ghosts in the Landscape" series, 2020
Ink on hand cut Mylar over archival pigment print
13 x 19 in.
Matt Haffner is a photo based, mixed-media artist whose gritty and aesthetically graphic artworks range from large-scale installations to diminutive works on paper. His urban themed works are made from combinations of humble materials including; wheat-pasted paper, cardboard, newsprint, salvaged street signs, rusted metal, and spray paint that pay homage to his roots as a street artist and to his interest in the city's periphery. Matt's works are in a variety of public and private regional, national, and international collections. He has won countless awards and grants in support of his work, including a National Endowment for the Arts Project Award, MOCA GA's prestigious Working Artist Award, and a Forward Arts Foundation Award. His works have been published in a variety of books, magazines, web pages, and periodicals.
www.matthaffner.com
whitespace814.com/artists/matt-haffner/

Not so good with names, Better with Faces, 2019
Bronzed mirrored acrylic, spray paint, wood
12 x 35 x 10 in.
As an artist working with sound and sensation, Dana Haugaard investigates how our self-awareness in any given moment functions in relationship to our presence in space, place, and time. He works with sensation and perception to create environments that provoke a heightened sense of awareness of one's self. Dana uses and manipulates sound, reflective surfaces, and vibrations to construct experiences that draw attention to and call into question our relationship to our surroundings. These situations play with physical, spatial, and temporal reference points to take what is often a minimal presentation and make it an overwhelming experience. Dana received his MFA from the University of Iowa, has been a resident in the Atlanta Contemporary's Studio Artist Program and currently teaches Visual Art at Emory University as part of the Department of Art History.
www.danahaugaard.com

Oran Mor (Outtake), 2012
Archival Inkjet Print on paper
9 x 13 in.
Harrison Haynes is a North Carolina-based visual artist/musician.
www.harrisonhaynes.com

Untitled - Royal on White, 2019
Archival ink on poplar
48 x 48 in.
Jenny Henley is an Atlanta based fine artist working with a methodology that embraces sculptural practices in a two-dimensional mixed-media framework. Typically, Henley uses socially recognizable imagery, appropriate for an audience familiar with contemporary notions of art; yet fused to a slightly nostalgic sensibility. She has won prestigious awards including Women in Design at ELLE DECOR and Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum and has been a part of Atlanta's art community organizations being one of the original founders of i45 and the founder of the First Friday Art Walk Marietta Square.
henleystudios.com/

now from here (winters at hand), 2015
Encaustic and ink on paper
23 x 23 in.
Tony Hernandez was born in Atlanta, GA in 1964 and has been painting professionally since 1988. Hernandez creates a deceptively simple visual vocabulary with his technically-demanding process of encaustic paintings. Imbued with a rich symbolism, these paintings grapple with powerlessness, as well as the "mind of wonder" that sustains children even in the darkest hours. 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. Hernandez is haunted by photographs of these children, often being consumed by the images until he puts pigment to Baltic birch. His work presents the imaginative world that children create for themselves when they feel inept by the fallacies of adults. With effervescence and symbolism, his works underline the power of a creative mind.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
tonyhernandezstudios.com

Joyful Rebirth, 2016
Archival Pigment Print
24 x 36 in.
Margaret Hiden is a Birmingham, AL native and received her BFA with a concentration in photography from Birmingham-Southern College. She currently resides as an artist and part-time professor in Atlanta, where she received her MFA in photography at SCAD. She is a WonderRoot 2015-2016 Walthall Artist Fellow and was recently selected as a 2015-2017 Creative's Project Artist in Residency Studio program recipient. Hiden's practice and interests evolve from an archive of familial Kodachrome slides and the possibilities these histories present. Mining and reconstructing discarded pasts present a possibility for new narratives and significance. With a fascination of reinvention, metamorphosis and states of transition, she presents a dialogue between representation and abstraction and a tension between connected-ness and unfamiliarity.
Framing provided by Sam Flax
margarethiden.virb.com

Abyss, 2016
Collage on board
8 x 8 in.
Jerry Saltz, Pulitzer Prize winner (2018) for criticism and Senior Art Critic for New York Magazine has evaluated Hollis Hildebrand-Mills' work on Instagram and has given her direction and advice. She is currently working on a solo exhibition at Ceres Gallery in April 2020 in New York City. Abyss was used in the tri-state (New York) area on the cover of WHERE Magazine. The medium of collage attracted Hollis because of her perception that creating the art and the process of viewing the art is a similar experience. By using the trademark Divine Imagery Is Everywhere ?, Hollis subscribes to a belief that ideas flow through her. She doesn't claim them as something personal after they are executed. Hollis studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia. She also took post-graduate classes in the degree program at Atlanta College of Art. Hollis received a BFA from Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia.
www.hollishildebrand-mills.com
www.ceresgallery.org

Untitled (Sketchbook Series), 2019
Photography/chromogenic prints
8 x 8 in. each
An artist who uses photography and installation, Sarah Hobbs's work is an ongoing exploration of the neurotic tendencies that exist in us all. Hobbs grew up in Columbus, Georgia and holds a BA in Art History and an MFA in Photography from the University of Georgia. She lives and works in Atlanta. Her work is included in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, The Knoxville Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, and the Sir Elton John Collection, among others. Her first monograph, Small Problems in Living, was published in 2012. Hobbs has also been awarded an Idea Capital Grant, a Walker Evans Focus Fellowship for AIR Serenbe, the Dave Bown Projects Photography Competition Grand Prize, an Artadia Grant, the Photolucida Critical Mass Top 50 award (2011 and 2019), and named a Hudgens Prize finalist in 2017.
www.sarahhobbs.net

Untitled, 2020
Mixed media on canvas
16 x 16 in.
Brian Holcombe (Born Atlanta, Georgia. Lives and works in Tallahassee, Florida) holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a Master of Industrial Design from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He was the Founder and Director of Saltworks, 2002 - 2014, a contemporary art gallery in Atlanta. In 2011, his sculpture, Sun Chimes, was awarded a Flux Projects grant and exhibited at Flux Night, a one-night art event in Atlanta. His artwork has been reviewed by the Creative Loafing, Atlanta, Connect Savannah, and the Atlanta Journal and Constitution and included in the permanent collection of the High Museum of Art. He will complete his Master of Fine Arts at Florida State University in April 2020.
brianholcombe.com

Weaving With Markers #10, 2019
Alcohol markers and ink
7 x 9 in.
Sun Hong studied at the Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia, with a focus in drawing and painting. She works in a variety of media and has a strong interest in the interaction of patterns, colors, and space. Many of her works reflect a conflict between the need for consistency/repetition and the need for change/spontaneity. She worked as a sculptor for several years on a television series called The Originals and is currently teaching elementary school art in Austell, Georgia.
www.sunhongart.com/

Friends, 2019
Acrylic on paper
12 x 10 in.
David Humphrey is a New York artist who has shown nationally and internationally. He has received a Guggenheim Fellowship and the Rome Prize among other awards. An anthology of his art writing, Blind Handshake, was published by Periscope Publishing in 2010. He teaches in the MFA program at Columbia University and is represented by the Fredericks & Freiser Gallery, NYC and Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
davidhumphreynyc.com

Untitled (D1933), 2019
Nail polish on paper
60 x 36 in.
Scott Ingram has been exhibiting for more than 25 years including gallery and museum exhibitions around the United States as well as Spain and Canada. He is a two-time Hudgens Prize finalist, and a Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia, 2014 Working Artist Prize winner. His work has been collected by numerous private and corporate collections, as well as the High Museum of Art, and MOCA GA. Scott lives and produces his work in Atlanta, GA.
Framing provided by Art Products, LLC
www.scottingramart.com/
www.hathawaygallery.com

As much as and Alike and Because, 2019
Gouache on Stonehenge
30.75 x 20.75 x 3.5 in.
Hannah Israel lives and works at Columbus, GA, USA. She received her Masters of Fine Arts in Sculpture at University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. Israel has exhibited her work at the Kentler Internation Drawing Space in NY, High Museum of Art, Zuckerman Museum of Art, The Vargas Museum of Art in the Philippines, Museum of Contemporary Art in Honolulu, I-Space in Chicago, the Krannert Art Museum, among others. Hannah Israel received the Daedalus Art Grant (NYC), the CSU Faculty Grant, the Creative and Performance Art Fellowship at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, IL and the Artist Fellowship at Cornell University, NY among others. She's been awarded artist in residence at Banff Center for Creativity and Innovation, Canada, Serenbe Institute AIR, The Blue Heron Nature Preserve Residency Program, The ANU in Canberra, Australia to name a few. She is currently a Professor of Art and the Gallery Director at Columbus State University in Georgia.
www.hannahisrael.net

Habitat, 2020
Georgia clay, root, and cotton thread
15 x 15 x 13 in.
Sonya Yong James (b. Knoxville, Tennessee) lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia. She received a BFA in Printmaking from Georgia State University where she focused on etching and sculpture. James has exhibited nationally and internationally for the past twenty years and has been the recipient of several grants, awards, and residencies. She has most recently received the Artadia Award in 2019. Her work is held in numerous corporate and private collections and has been exhibited in galleries and museums locally such as MOCA GA, Atlanta Contemporary, The Hudgens Center for the Arts, The Albany Museum of Art, and the Zuckerman Museum of Art. This spring, the artist is preparing for a show at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. She has just completed a four year residency at the Studio Artists Program at Atlanta Contemporary and is represented by Whitespace Gallery.
www.sonyayongjames.com
www.whitespace814.com

Coda Building, Atlanta, Georgia, 2019
Color photograph
24 x 36 in.
An Alabama native, Mike Jensen has lived in Atlanta since 1984. A graduate of the Atlanta College of Art, he works as a professional photographer and art installer. His fine art photography spans a variety of subjects, and most images become part of a series. "Coda Building, Atlanta, Georgia" is from the Structural Geometry series, which is comprised of architectural photography, with an emphasis on transforming the building into an abstract field of shapes. The series reflects the artist's interest in areas of mathematics, including fractals, Euclidean geometry, and strange attractors.
mikejensen.org

Oh, 2019
Oil on masonite
14 x 11 in.
Carol John is an artist living in Athens, Georgia. Educated at The School of Visual Arts, Carol John's work expresses her love of color, language and pop culture. Her work has been exhibited in Atlanta and New York City and is the collection of the High Museum of Art.
www.caroljohn.art

TopoQuilt: Blandtown, 2019
Found piecework, hand-dyed machine quilted
72 x 36 in.
Jess Jones is a textile artist and Associate Professor in Textiles as well as Affiliate Faculty with the Institute of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Georgia State University. She received an MFA in Fibers from East Tennessee State University with an undergraduate background in Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking. Jones's work examines psycho-geography, textiles' relationship to the urban environment, and the creation of digitally-derived layered and stitched compositions.
www.jessjones.net

The Fields, 2017
Pigment print on Hahnemuhle photo pearl paper
Signed and dated 6.20 on reverse
20 x 20 in.
Michael Jones McKean (b. 1976, Micronesia, lives / works New York City) is the recipient of numerous awards including a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Nancy Graves Foundation Award and an Artadia Award. McKean has been awarded fellowships and residencies at The Core Program at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The MacDowell Colony, The International Studio and Curatorial Program in New York City, The Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center, The Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts and the Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program in New York City. McKean's work has been exhibited extensively nationally and internationally. Recent exhibitions include the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY: Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston: Parc Saint Leger Centre d'art Contemporain, Nevers, France: Horton Gallery, New York, NY and many more. McKean is currently an Associate Professor in the Sculpture + Extended Media Department at Virginia Commonwealth University.
michaeljonesmckean.com

The Lizard and Wolf Engulfed, 2019
Unedited photographic print on aluminum
16 x 16 in.
Abigail Justman is an Atlanta-based visual artist, curator, and co-director of ShowerHaus Gallery. She received her BFA from Georgia State University in the Spring of 2017 in studio arts. Abigail's personal work has been shown in private venues as well as group shows such as The Imaginary Million, Art Crush Auction, Art Papers Auction, ArtFields, Day & Night Studios, and the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center.
Abigailjustman.com

Baby Blue, 2018
Glazed porcelain and grout on wood
17 x 14.5 in.
Jaime Keiter is an artist and photo art director. She moved to New York City after graduating with an art degree from the University of Georgia and lived in Brooklyn for 15 years before returning to Atlanta in 2016. Her ceramic sculptures are a series of paintings collaged from individually hand crafted and glazed porcelain tiles. Her process begins with cutting geometric and organic shapes from clay slabs, underglazing patterns and textures, and then finishing each tile with a variety of different mid-fire glazes. She collages the pieces together to create small geometric sculptures and larger grouted works.
www.jaimekeiter.com

Pinky Swear, 2019
Collage on paper
28 x 23 in.
Marcus Kenney works in many mediums including collage, sculpture, photography and mostly recently neon. He lives near Savannah, Georgia.
marcuskenney.com

DELIST SPECIES, 2019
Acrylic, graphite, wax and oil on panel
14 x 12 in.
Susan Ker-Seymer's paintings, works on paper and collaborative installations have been presented in galleries and contemporary art spaces in the US and the UK. Questions around the oppositions of temporality and impermanence, perfection and insufficiency occupy her work. These concepts are realized through color contrasts, shifts in scale, and in the arrangement and layering of forms. Recent exhibitions include Voyages Unforeseen, Kibbee Gallery Atlanta, Callanwolde Juried Art Exhibition, Atlanta, The February Show, Mason Fine Art, Atlanta, and Momentum, Horwood Art Space, Somerset, UK. Ker-Seymer is an alum of Atlanta College of Art (now SCAD), is a fellow of the Hambidge Creative Residency program, and has traveled widely in various artistic pursuits.
www.susanker-seymer.com

Little Goblin Girl, 2019
Ceramic
12 x 12 x 3 in.
Alex C. Kerr lives and works in Los Angeles, California.
alexckerr.com

Loink For, 2018
Graphite on paper
18 x 12 in.
Wihro Kim is an artist based in Atlanta, GA, working in painting, installation, and sculpture. He received his BFA from Georgia State University in 2015. Since then, he has been showing consistently locally and regionally. He has had solo exhibitions/projects at The Atlanta Contemporary, Poem 88, and Mammal Gallery in Atlanta, and at Institute 193 in Lexington, KY. Notable group shows include exhibitions at The High Museum, The Zuckerman Museum, and MOCA GA.
www.wihro.com

Wall, New Orleans, 2018
Photograph
13 x 18.75 in.
George King is a maker of nonfiction films, photographs, and television and radio programs. His work has consistently won national and international acclaim (Peabody, Cine Golden Eagles, Golden Reels, nominated for Prix Italia, etc.) and garnered revues in the U.S. national and regional press (CNN, NYT, L.A Times, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Atlanta Journal/Constitution, etc.). King's work often addresses diverse subjects such as race, civil rights, art & culture, the environment, labor, education, poverty, housing, and community development. He has always involved broad community participation to ensure the work accurately reflects historical and cultural truths. This Spring he will be premiering his new feature documentary on visual artist and musician Lonnie Holley, "Thumbs Up for Mother Universe: Stories from the Life of Lonnie Holley."
Framing provided by Sam Flax
www.georgeking-assoc.com/
www.georgeking-assoc.com/lonnieholleystory/

Para Rufino (For Rufino), 2018
Ink, goauche, oil pastel on Stonehenge paper
22 x 30 in.
María Korol was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1980 and moved to the United States in 2004. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting from Indiana University, Bloomington. She has shown her paintings and drawings nationally and internationally in places as far afield as Bogotá, New York, Berlin, and Atlanta. Her artwork is in the collections of the University of California-Irvine, Agnes Scott College and numerous private collections. She has been the recipient of scholarships to the Akademie der Künste in Berlin in 2016 and the Women's Art Institute in 2015. She is part of The Creatives Project, has been selected as a Hughley Fellow in 2018-19, and has won the Edge Award with the Forward Arts Foundation in 2019-20. She is a visiting professor at Agnes Scott College. María Korol is based in Atlanta, GA.
Framing provided by Binders
www.mariakorol.com/

44.11, 2018
Push pins, mylar, ink, graphite, oil, copy of birth certificate, wood panel
12 x 9 in.
Karl Gustav Kroeppler received an MFA in Drawing and Painting and a BA in Studio Art from the Katherine K. Herberger College of Fine Art at Arizona State University. 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. Kroeppler is an adjunct professor at GSU's Ernest G. Welch School of Art and Design.
kroeppler.weebly.com

Surface Conditions (8), 2014
Spray paint, acrylic, gouache, and gesso on canvas
12 x 9 in.
Lily Kuonen has exhibited artwork on three continents, four countries, and in 20 different U.S. states. She has been an artist in residence at multiple venues nationally, and abroad in Lacoste, France. Her MFA is in painting from Savannah College of Art and Design. Currently, at Jacksonville University in Florida, Kuonen is Foundations Coordinator and Associate Professor of Art. Solo exhibitions of her work include; Atelier Un, Lacoste, France; Capitol One, Chicago, IL; Overbrook Gallery, Muskegon, MI; McMaster Gallery, Columbia, SC; Pearl River Gallery, Jackson, MS; Crisp-Ellert Art Museum at Flagler College, St. Augustine, FL; Bogard Storefront, Charleston, SC; Fahm Gallery, Savannah, GA; and Historic Arkansas Museum, Little Rock, AR. Kuonen also regularly contributes exhibition reviews and interviews for arts publications including BURNAWAY Magazine and Numbers: Inc. She was born in Arkansas in the kitchen of her parents' house.
lilykuonen.com

Afrique Agri, Senegal 2016, 2016
Photograph, archival pigment ink print
6 x 10 in.
Born in Homestead, Florida in 1952, Judy Morris Lampert is an Atlanta-based artist who works in fine art photography. Family, history and a sense of place are common themes in her work. She has traveled throughout the world photographing people and places. Her work is collected by institutions and individuals throughout the country. Lampert has a strong passion for supporting the arts in the Atlanta area and has served on the boards of the Art Papers, the Art Reach Foundation, Atlanta Celebrates Photography and the Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts and Sciences.
judymorrislampert.com

River of Souls, 2019
Acrylic on wood panel
45 x 45 in.
My work is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life that exists in nature. I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color and texture, the play between the seen and the unseen, between memory and imagination. In the natural world, there is a brief moment that says everything: the rapidly changing quality of light and shade in a forest, reflections moving in water, the hummingbird that suddenly appears, pauses, and then disappears. My paintings are about these ephemeral moments.
An Atlanta native, Lane earned her bachelors and masters degrees in art history from Emory University in Atlanta. Her paintings have been featured in multiple publications, including American Art Collector and SouthwestArt Magazine, and her work is in collections all over the world. She is a fellow of The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts & Sciences and received her Master's Degree in Art History from Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia in 1997.
www.traceylane.com/

Très Mall [Droopy Smileys Lux Bag], 2019
Acrylic screen print on paper
36 x 24 in.
Derek G. Larson is an artist/animator living in New York City and a professor of Art & Interactive Media at Seton Hall University. He received his MFA from the Yale School of Art and his animated series Très Mall is published with New York City collective DIS.art, has been screened in Times Square and the Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia. With prior experience as a video editor at PBS, Larson's work often combines animation, painting, and performance. His current work explores social and environmental violence, the Anthropocene, science fiction and malls.
www.tres-mall.com
adagallery.com

Painting, 2018
Oil paint
40 x 30 in.
Stacey Lawrence is a multimedia abstract artist. Working intuitively through emotion she is drawn to painting the intangible. She balances design principles to create what she calls "oddly comfortable" compositions. Contrasting the familiar with the unknown, her work creates an emotional space to reflect a sense of security where feelings of vulnerability exist. Intrigued by color, form and line, the works of Matisse, Klee and Caulder are all influential figures, but it is Rauchenburg's fearless approach that inspires her to embrace her own artistic freedom. She is an experimental studio artist who surrenders to chance while expanding her own language. Since Stacey earned her BFA from SCAD, she has lived in Hawaii, Colorado ,Florida and Georgia. She now lives and works in Atlanta.
staceylawrenceart.com

Standing Deep, 2020
Oil on canvas over panel
24 x 18 in.
Mark Leibert was born and raised in Honolulu and now lives and works in Atlanta, GA. Leibert's works explore an other-worldly, liminal space that spans abstraction and figuration. His practice includes painting, drawing, time-based works, photography, and installation. He has been known to make his own paint, mediums, and refined linseed oil. His paintings were selected for New American Paintings, Number 58. He has taught at Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, and James Madison University. His work is in private and corporate collections, including the High Museum of Art, Capital One, Ritz Carlton, among others. He is a Co-founder of Day & Night Projects. He received a BA from University of California, Berkeley and an MFA from Rochester Institute of Technology. Leibert is represented by Sandler Hudson Gallery.
www.markleibert.com
www.sandlerhudson.com

It's a Cinch, 2014
(Artist book) acrylic and linen thread
17 x 15 x 15 in.
Macey Ley is a mixed-media artist in Atlanta, Georgia. The form of her work follows the concept and ranges from painting and sculpture to installations and artist books. She completed her BFA in photography at the University of New Mexico, studied book arts at Studio Arts Center International in Florence, Italy, and earned her MFA in painting at the Savannah College of Art and Design. She is a Distinct Fellow at the Hambidge Center Creative Residency and is a 2016-17 Walthall Artist Fellow. Ley is corporate event producer and creative director and has curated shows and exhibited her artwork throughout the United States and Italy. Her work can be found in many private and university collections, including a large installation entitled longer than knowing ever wonders at Drew Charter School. She is currently focused on work centered around food relationships and the dynamics of family dinners.
maceyley.com

Accurate, 2016
Cotton thread on paper
7.5 x 7.5 in.
Aubrey Longley-Cook (b. Hartford, CT. 1985) is a Los Angeles based artist who creates hand-stitched embroideries and stop-motion animations that document queer communities and digital culture. His work has been shown at THE LODGE, the British Textile Biennial, the Leslie-Lohman Museum, the Zuckerman Museum of Art at Kennesaw State University, the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, the Laband Gallery at Loyola Marymount University, the Decker Gallery at Maryland Institute College of Art, the Dalton Gallery at Agnes Scott College, Barbara Archer Gallery, White Space, Branch Gallery, and SoLA Gallery. His work has been featured in Art Papers, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Queer Threads, the Journal of Modern Craft, Textiel Plus, OUT, WUSSY MAG, Pelican Bomb, ARTS ATL, and BURNAWAY. He was the 2016 Wesley Mancini Artist-In-Residence at the McColl Center for Art + Innovation. He received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design.
www.aubreylongley-cook.com/
www.thelodge.la

Ever Expanding Halo #3, 2013
Spray paint, epoxy, cedar
14 x 11 in.
Tyrus' process begins within the fascination of the oblique and peripheral while accepting that complete understanding isn't necessary for a work to function. Some of the pieces are heavily influenced by Japanese prints: an implication of a mirror reflecting our syncretic culture that sits in the multiplicities resulting from the cultural consequences of long chains of interactions since Alexander the Great's movement into India. As a multi-disciplinary artist he explores the facets of this mirror through various means. His paintings are saturated with color and structures of contemporary abstraction using hardline geometric expressions of our sensual world and the unseen. His photographic and film works simultaneously evoke nostalgia and immediacy of semi-private moments and pause within journey.
www.tyrus.co
www.xxostudio.com

Frozen Flowers, 2018
Photograph on acrylic
26 x 40 in.
Blayne Beacham Macauley is an artist and photographer whose works have garnered international acclaim, and have been featured in galleries, exhibitions, show houses, and in print and television media. Since 2007 Blayne has participated in more than twenty-two gallery and museum shows; multiple juried exhibitions; and five renowned show houses. Blayne's work has been featured in Traditional Home, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Southern Living, Domino, and on HGTV. She studied studio art and photography at Boston University, and oil painting in Venice, Italy. She is a native of Atlanta, GA where she resides with her family.
blayneart.com

Gentle Wave, 2020
Latex paint, inkjet print, spray paint, resin print, MDF
4 x 5 x 1 in.
Machacek + Enos are artists and educators currently living in Athens, GA.
www.jessmachacek.com
art.uga.edu/directory/james-enos

"MNG-228", 2013
Mixed media on paper
5 x 8 in.
Eric Mack (b.1976, Charleston) creates mathematically based renderings with a distinct post-modern twist. Works are informed with super imposed grids, patterns, and portals. Layered surfaces are created with paint, found objects, natural fibers, and synthetic substrates that explore the systems of our visual world. His most recent show "Charting the Terrain" was on view at the California African American Museum in Los Angeles. The show was covered by the Los Angeles Times, KCRW, and LALA Magazine. His last solo exhibition was titled "Impossible Architectures" at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2017. Recent group shows include "Abstract Mind" at the Czong Institute of Contemporary Art, South Korea, "Small Works 2017 at Trestle Gallery, Brooklyn, "Checkered History", Outpost Artist Resources, Brooklyn, N.Y. 2015
ericmack.com
whitespace814.com

Tap to the Low Hum, 2017
Archival inkjet print, mounted on aluminum
14 x 21 in.
Tyler Mann (b.1987) is an artist living and working in north Georgia. He uses photography, video, and other media to convey stories of identity, temporality, and vulnerability. Tyler received his MFA in photography from the Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design at Georgia State University in Atlanta and his BFA in studio art and graphic design from Keene State College in New Hampshire. His work has been included in exhibitions at national art spaces, such as Aqua Art Miami in Florida, Site:Brooklyn in Brooklyn, New York and at Monmouth Museum in Lincroft, New Jersey. Tyler is an Assistant Professor of Art at Piedmont College in Demorest, GA.
tylermann.art

With Ire (Teleprompter 8754), 2019
Mixed media (photo album, mesh, clip, vinyl, crown moulding)
8 x 12 x 10 in.
Courtney McClellan is an artist and writer from Greensboro, N.C. She earned her B.A. in Studio Art and Journalism and Mass Communications from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008, and in 2013, she earned her M.F.A. from Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. In 2013-2014, she was the Fountainhead Fellow in the Sculpture and Extended Media Department at Virginia Commonwealth University, and from 2015-2017 she was the Sculpture Fellow at the University of Georgia. She was a 2017-2018 Museum of Fine Arts Boston Traveling Fellow, and she has been an artist in residence at the Hambidge Center, Wassaic Projects, and Yaddo. Her work is included in Sculpture Center's exhibition In Practice: Another Echo. She has been awarded the 2019-2020 Roman J. Witt Residency at the University of Michigan. Additionally, she is a 2019-2020 Working Artist Project Fellow at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia.
www.courtneylmcclellan.com

Vad är kKockan, 2017
Mixed media
17 x 17 in.
Mike McFalls and Jon Swindler have been working collaboratively for the past five years. McFalls is a practicing artist, professor of art, and director of the visionary art environment, Pasaquan. McFalls received a BFA in fine arts from the Columbus College of Art and Design and an MFA from the University of California, Davis. McFalls is a former Fulbright Scholar and has received numerous scholarships, grants, and awards for his artistic research. Jon Swindler is an Associate Professor of Art and acting Associate Director of Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia in Athens. He holds a BFA in studio art and art education from Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas and an MFA from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. Over the last several years Mike and Jon have exhibited their work in numerous solo, competitive and invitational exhibitions both nationally and internationally and have performed visiting artist workshops and lectures at various institutions.
michael-mcfalls.com/home.html
www.jonswindler.space

Enclosure, 2014
Gouache on Yupo polymer paper
9 x 12 in.
Conor McGrady is an artist whose work examines ideology and spatial control. He has exhibited internationally, with one-person exhibitions in New York, Miami, Atlanta, Chicago and Zagreb. Group exhibitions include the 2002 Whitney Biennial in New York, The Jerusalem Show VII: Fractures (Qalandiya International Biennial), D-0 Ark Underground Biennale of Contemporary Art, Sarajevo-Konjic, and IK-00 Spaces of Confinement in Venice. Editor of Radical History Review's Curated Spaces, his writing has appeared in The Brooklyn Rail, Ruminations on Violence (Waveland, 2007) State of Emergence (Plottner Verlag, 2011), State in Time (Drustvo NSK Informativni Center, Ljubljana, 2012), and The Design of Frontier Spaces (Ashgate 2015). He received an MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and a BA Hons from the University of Northumbria, Newcastle, UK. As Dean of Academic Affairs at Burren College of Art, he currently lives and works in the Burren, Ireland.
Framing provide by Art Products, LLC
www.conormcgrady.com
www.miyakoyoshinaga.com/artists/Conor_McGrady

Collage no. 4, 2020
Acrylic and gouache on paper
11 x 14 in.
Erin McIntosh is an artist and educator working in Gainesville, GA. Erin attended The University of Georgia, earning B.F.A.s in Studio Art and Art Education and earning a M.F.A. in Studio Art in 2009. She exhibits her paintings nationally and her work has been published in New American Paintings and Create Magazine. She has attended residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and the Atlantic Center for the Arts. Erin has taught several semesters for The University of Georgia's Cortona, Italy Study Abroad Program. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Studio Art at the University of North Georgia. Her paintings have been represented by Gregg Irby Gallery in Atlanta, GA for the past fifteen years and are also represented by Weinberger Fine Art in Kansas City, MO.
www.erinmcintosh.com
www.greggirbygallery.com

Stairs, Crum, West Virginia, 2020
Archival pigment print
12 x 18 in.
Forest McMullin is a freelance photographer, artist, and photographic educator based in Atlanta, GA. Currently he is a full time Professor of Photography at the Savannah College of Art and Design's Atlanta campus. He is represented by Thomas Deans Fine Art in Atlanta. He has had work in numerous solo and group exhibitions regionally, nationally, and internationally. He has work in the permanent collections of Hunter Museum of American Art, George Eastman Museum, Georgia Council for the Arts, American Society of Media Photographers, Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester Institute of Technology, The Buffalo Museum of Science, Savannah College of Art and Design, and Southern Poverty Law Center.
www.forest-mcmullin.com/
www.thomasdeansfineart.com/forestmcmullin

Patsy Cline: Pieces. Navigating Selfs Reconstruction, 2020
Mixed gold leaf, german diamond dust, acrylic, oil pastel, aerosol, india ink, white colored pencil, ripped and reassembled Rives BFK paper
22 x 30 in.
Michi Meko is an American multidisciplinary artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. He is the recipient of the Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant and the Atlanta Artadia Award as well as a finalist for the 2019 Hudgens Prize. His work incorporates the visual language of naval flags and nautical wayfinding, combined with romanticized objects of the American South. Throughout his various platforms, his work engages contradictions and paradoxes that he uncovers through examining his personal history, African American folk traditions, and narratives that confront or circumvent established narratives.
Represented by Alan Avery Art Company.
Framing provided by Art Products, LLC
chimentocontemporary.net
www.alanaveryartcompany.com

Reliquary.02, 2019
Oil, silk, silk embroidery, gold leaf, 23K gold thread on panel
5 x 7 x 2 in.
Donna Mintz is an Atlanta visual artist and writer. Her work is in the permanent collections of the High Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia and the Mobile Museum of Art. Her essays and reviews have appeared in the Sewanee Review, Sculpture magazine, Burnaway, and ArtsATL where she is a regular contributor. She is completing a work of literary nonfiction centered around the life and work of the writer James Agee. Mintz is represented in Atlanta by Sandler Hudson Gallery.
www.donnajmintz.com
www.sandlerhudson.com

Ink Drawing #VII, 2005
Graphite, ink, gouache and tea
33.25 x 25 in.
Mitchell will open a solo exhibition in late August 2020 at MOCA GA. It will include new works and works from her recent solo shows at Appalachian State University in 2017 and at Circle Gallery, College of Environment & Design, UGA, 2018. She received a Working Artist Project grant in 2010-'11, with a solo show at MOCA GA. In 2007, she was the Atlanta City Gallery East Master Series Artist with a major retrospective and catalog. Her first museum solo show was in 2006 in Krems, Austria, preceded by a solo show at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center in 2005. Her works have been collected by numerous museums including the High Museum of Art, the Carlos Museum at Emory University, Speed Museum in Louisville, Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, Agnes Scott University, and others. She has exhibited at The National Academy & Inst. of Arts & Letters, and the National Museum for Women in the Arts. Her work was included in Georgia Masterpieces, published by the GA Council for the Arts. She holds a BFA, from the Atlanta College of Art, and an MFA from Georgia State University.
www.katherinemitchellart.com
www.mocaga.org

Butterfly IV, 2019
Acrylic on paper
12 x 9 in.
Mitchell creates experiential environments in various mediums including painting, installation, and performance. Her work has been shown nationally and internationally including exhibitions in Austria and Italy. Mitchell is a recent MOCA GA Working Artist Project Fellow and has a studio through the Atlanta Contemporary Studio Artist Program. She has performed with the support of the Franklin Furnace Fund in Manhattan, New York, and her work has been featured in Art in America, Art Papers, and Flash Art magazines. Collections include Portman Architects, MOCA GA, as well as private collections in the United States and Italy.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
www.kirstinmitchell.com/

Dark Green House, 2018
Acrylic on panel
48 x 48 in.
William Mize was born in Knoxville, TN. He studied fine art at Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota then established his art career in Atlanta where he spent the last 20+ years. William has been creative his entire life and painting came naturally. He believes that painting helps him to more fully understand something - be it a structure, figure or abstract idea. In his paintings, this understanding manifests itself in many ways, either stemming from the past where it reaches back to his earliest memories or delving into the future where it becomes new and ever-changing.
www.williammizeart.com

Temperatures Are Rising {part 1}, 2019
Photomontage on watercolor paper
8.5 x 7.5 in.
Dana Montlack BFA UC Santa Cruz MFA Otis Parsons College of Art Currently, The New York Museum of Science is exhibiting her series "Weather the Storm." With an upcoming show in Monterey, CA. The Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, exhibited "The Sea of Cortez" series. She participated in Burning Man 2018. Her work has been shown at Alexandria Museum of Art, Alexandria, LA; Albright-Knox Art Museum, Buffalo, NY; California Center for the Arts, Escondido, CA; Center for Contemporary Art in Sacramento, CA. Lewis-Clark Center for Arts and History, Lewiston, ID; Joseph Bellows Gallery, San Diego, CA Collections; Whitney Marine Biology Research Center; Florida State University; Atlantis The Palm, Dubai, UAE; Scripps Memorial Hospital, San Diego, CA; Crawford Long Hospital, Atlanta, GA; Crown Plaza Hotel, Atlanta, GA; Merck Pharmaceuticals, San Diego, CA; San Diego Cancer Center, San Diego, CA. Her passion is working with marine biologists and climate change scientists.
Framing provided by Binders
www.danamontlack.com
www.josephbellows.com/artists/dana-montlack

Roll, 2019
Ceramic
10 x 6.5 x 8 in.
Atlanta-based artist Jiha Moon and sculptor Michelle Laxalt have collaborated for the last two years and have shown their ceramic masks and sculptures at Zeitgeist Gallery in Nashville and Swan Coach House Gallery in Atlanta.
jihamoon.com
michellelaxalt.com

Untitled, 2019
Hand-painted twine, wood, plexiglass and black light
21 x 20 x 10 in.
Megan Mosholder is an artist who operates in the real-world setting of the social-political landscape through site-responsive, sculptural installations. With the creation of three-dimensional drawings often enhanced by light, Megan emphasizes obscured elements within recognizable objects and correlates the symbolic with lived experience. She is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design and has received numerous awards from institutions such as the Foundation for Contemporary Arts and the Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences. Her diverse exhibition history includes an installation in Sydney, Australia (2017), a body of site-specific work that speaks of the lasting impression a fully immersive, multi-sensory artwork can leave on a viewer. Megan currently resides in Atlanta, GA where she is a Professor at Kennesaw State University.
meganmosholder.com

You are My Spring | I am Your FallI, 2020
High gloss enamel, Terraskin paper, chiyogami papers, resin
24 x 24 in.
Tracy Murrell is an Atlanta-based visual artist. Murrell has shown in numerous group, solo, and juried exhibitions and her work has been featured in Create! Magazine, ArtVoices, Studio Visit Magazine, and the current issue of New American Paintings. Her painting Walk Alone | We Will Follow was selected for the cover of Witnessing Girlhood Toward An Intersectional Tradition of Life Writing. She has been awarded artist residencies at The Hambidge Center for the Arts in Rabun Gap, GA, Atlanta Printmakers Studio in Atlanta, GA, and Green Olive Arts in Tetouan, Morocco. In March 2020, Murrell will debut new works commissioned by the Eta Mu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority for the new Georgia Tech library. In August, her solo exhibition Mache Nan Soulye ou (Walking in Your Shoes) ... Exploring Haitian Migration, opens at Hammonds House Museum.
http://www.tracymurrell.com/

Untitled, 2019
Wood and aluminum
11 x 2 x 4 in.
Greely Myatt was born and educated in Mississippi. He currently lives and works in Memphis, TN, where he is Professor of Art at The University of Memphis. His works have been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions across the United States, Europe and Japan. He has received grants and fellowships from the Tennessee Arts Commission, Arkansas Arts Council, The University of Memphis, The University of Georgia, Alternate Roots, Atlanta, and received the Mississippi Arts and Letters Visual Arts Award in 1994. Myatt was an exchange artist to Israel in 1998. In 2009, work from twenty years of living and working in Memphis were exhibited across the city in nine separate venues. His work has been reviewed in Art Papers, Number Magazine, Art in America, ArtNews, Sculpture Magazine, American Quilter, and in online versions of ArtForum and Juxtapoz Magazine. He is represented by Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta, and David Lusk Gallery, Memphis/Nashville.
www.sandlerhudson.com/greely-myatt

Blue Twilight, 2018
Wax monotype
22 x 30 in.
I create artwork that speaks to the empowerment of women, cultural identity, and history. I am intrigued by stories from the women of West Africa, Guadeloupe and the Gullah Islands near the Georgia Sea Coast who fought to survive in a world of darkness, enslavement and chaos. Treated papers, and beeswax, are twisted, crushed, and torn to symbolize memories and place. Eleanor received her MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Eleanor's highlighted exhibitions; The Saco Museum, Saco, Maine; Gathered IV at MOCA GA where she won Best of Show; MOCA GA, Works on Paper: 1980-2013 Women from The Permanent Collection; the Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Norwalk, Connecticut; Hampton University Museum. She has been featured in the International Review journal, where she won the prestigious Elizabeth Catlett Printmaking Award. Eleanor has shown at Swan Coach House Gallery and Chastain Arts Center. Eleanor attended Vermont Studio Center and Hambidge Artists Residency Center.
www.eleanornealart.com

Hand (Fire), 2018
Gelatin silver photograph
5 x 7 in.
Tommy Nease is an emerging photographer based in Washington State. Largely self-taught, he has little formal education in the realm of art. His work is a personal expression of his interpretation of the human psyche and its relationship with the natural realm. His process is traditional and also very personal. Many things are left to chance by his use of analog methods, and he has learned to manage these probabilities in order to achieve a sincere and ethereal landscape within his images He currently works for the Washington State Department of Natural Resources as a Wildland Firefighter and Helicopter Crewmember. Nease is represented by Jackson Fine Art in Atlanta, GA. His solo exhibitions include TOPOS (Roslyn, WA) 2018, SPECTRUM (Ellensburg, WA) 2017, NOCTURNE (ATL, GA) 2017, NEVERMORE (ATL, GA) 2014, PHANTASM (ATL, GA) 2012, and PNEUMA (Chicago, IL) 2011. His work has also been included in the Sir Elton John Photography Collection.
www.tommynease.com
www.jacksonfineart.com

Sidewalk, 2016
India ink on raw canvas mounted to wood panel
8 x 8 in.
Blanche Nettles Powers resides in Savannah, Georgia where she earned an MFA in painting, from Savannah College of Art and Design. Blanche is the recipient of several professional awards including Jentel Foundation Residency fellowship award, Vermont Studio Center artist grant, Studios at Mass MoCA artist grant, Anderson Ranch Art Center presidential fellowship, and SCAD's New York City Workspace Opportunity award. Blanche maintains her studio practice in Savannah, and she is represented by Kim Foster Gallery in New York.
blanchenettlespowers.com
kimfostergallery.com

Abiotico, 2019
Archival pigment print
20 x 20 in.
Lake Roberson Newton is an artist/teacher who resides in Memphis, Tennessee. His photographic based practice situates itself between the mental and the physical, between the territory of ideas and the territory of materials and places. The work explores both banal moments and historical spaces, and tests how these can be elevated as signs or signifiers of human existence and communication. He utilizes a wide range of instruments in order to explore and translate his immediate surroundings, including digital cameras, video, scanners, sound, software and aerial drones. Lake's work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, with recent shows at Oklahoma State University (2019), Lemieux Gallery in New Orleans (2019), Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts (2019), Marshall University (2019), and Fort Wayne Museum of Art (2018).
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.lakenewton.com

Gwan Wid It, 2019
Mixed media on watercolor paper
18 x 24 in.
Sharon Norwood is an interdisciplinary artist whose work spans several media to include painting and ceramics. Born in Jamaica, she grew up in Toronto. Norwood received her BFA from the University of South Florida (2013) and an MFA in Studio Art from Florida State University (2018). Norwood's practice often explores issues of identity, speaking about race, gender and our perceptions of beauty. In her work the curly line takes on special importance as a metaphor for the black body and a decorative, ornate mark that speaks to drawing. Norwood's exhibition record includes solo exhibitions, group collaborations, and site-specific installations. Her work has been exhibited at the Atlanta Contemporary, The National Gallery of Jamaica, The Museum of Fine Arts - St Petersburg, New Orleans African American Museum, Tampa Museum, and Florida State Museum of Fine Arts. She currently maintains her practice in Savannah, GA.
Framing provided by Binders
www.sharonnorwood.com

Untitled, 2019
Oil on panel
12 x 10 in.
Brian Novatny, an Ohio native, currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. In 1987, he received his undergraduate degree in fine arts from the Columbus College of Art & Design in Columbus, Ohio and obtained his M.F.A. from the Yale School of Art in 1990. He has shown his work in galleries throughout the U.S. in New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta, New Orleans, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Richmond, and Seattle and he has shown in Berlin and Frankfurt, Germany, as well. His work has been exhibited in several art institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia, the Inside/Out Art Museum in Beijing, China, The University of Alabama, Sonoma State University and The Mississippi Museum of Art. He has been the recipient of several awards including a grants from the Basil H. Alkazzi Foundation and the Adolph Gottlieb Foundation. He is represented in Atlanta by Marcia Wood Gallery.
www.bnovatny.virb.com
www.marciawoodgallery.com

Forest, 2009
Archival pigment print
Editioned: 7/15
20 x 24 in.
Dorothy O'Connor graduated with degrees in Literature and Studio Arts. Her photographs and installations feature thoughtfully composed and hand-crafted scenes which combine elements of still-life, portraiture, landscape, performance and sculpture to produce unique and evocative works of art. She has received grants from Possible Futures, FLUX, Forward Arts Foundation, and Art on the Beltline to present her installations as public art. In 2016, she received a grant from Crusade For Art to build and photograph her Scene, "The Flood." In 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2018 she was commissioned to create temporary public art pieces for Art on the Beltline. 2019 concluded with a solo show of her photography series, Scenes, at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia in Atlanta. Ms. O'Connor's work is part of the permanent collections at MOCA GA, Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art, the Center for Fine Art Photography and is included in many other permanent and private collections.
www.dorothyoconnor.com

Angel Bear, 2019
Charcoal pencil
11 x 9 in.
Ann Otterness has a BA from St. Olaf College and an MFA in Printmaking from UT-San Antonio. My goal in painting/etching is to make images that are without pretense. Light is my main interest. What Edward Hopper said resonates with me - "Painting will have to deal more fully and less obliquely with life and nature's phenomena before it can again become great."
www.annotterness.com

Irrivescent 7, 2017
Puzzles, pearlescent latex paint on wood panel
18 x 18 x 3 in.
Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan was born in Balibago, Philippines, in 1967. He is currently residing in College Park, GA. He received an AA from International Fine Arts College in 1989 in Miami, FL. His gallery solo and group exhibitions include Hathaway Contemporary Gallery, Mason Fine Art, Galerie Tew, Bill Lowe, Mammal Gallery, Life on Mars, NY, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, NY. Atlanta-area museums and public institutions include Slotin Folkfest, Chastain Arts Center, Oglethrope University, Sewell Mill Library & Cultural Center, MOCA GA, Aviation Community Cultural Center, Fulton County Arts and Culture Fine Arts Acquisition Program, High Rise Show with ShowerHaus Gallery, The Atlanta Financial Center, Lenox Square. ARTFIELDS 2020. Paclipan's mixed media collage submission "Salvador Del Mundo" was highlighted in a Miami Herald art review of the 36th Hortt Memorial Exhibitio in 1994.
jwpaclipan.com

in what style shall we build?, 2019
Ink, natural pigment, and colored pencil on paper
18 x 18 in.
Erin Palovick is an Atlanta based artist whose work often changes form. Whether making marks on paper, sounds in space, or moments within a performance, she's considerate and inspired by the ineffable. Her work is a process of learning and unlearning as a way of discovery. Palovick has exhibited work nationally and internationally, including at the High Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Georgia. She was a Walthall Fellow in 2015 and a resident at The Hambidge Center in 2019. Palovick is the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Floromancy, an online arts and culture publication started in 2016.
erinpalovick.com

Cabeza de Hombre, 2019
Acrylic on paper
32 x 24 in.
Colombian born visual artist Esteban Patino (b. 1980) lives and works in Atlanta, GA. Esteban's work is included in the High Museum of Art's permanent collection where his interactive sculptures, Heaps of Language, 2016, are a feature of the Art Lab, providing visitors with an opportunity for hands-on exploration. An active member of the Atlanta arts community, his works are curated into exhibitions throughout the city and the region including The Game Show, August 12 - October 7, 2017, The Lyndon House Gallery, Athens, GA; Racecar, June 3 - July 30, 2017, Zuckerman Museum of Art, Kennesaw, GA; Sprawl: Drawing Outside the Lines, 2015, High Museum of Art, Atlanta; Latin Contemporary, 2013, Loews Hotel, Atlanta; and Latin GA, 2010, Spruill Gallery, Atlanta.
www.estebanpatino.net
www.sandlerhudson.com

A last sharp twink of white, 2017
Acrylic on paper
26.5 x 21.5 in.
Joseph Peragine's paintings, sculpture and animation have been presented in galleries, contemporary art spaces and museums throughout the USA and internationally. His recent work, collectively titled Nature Porn, is inspired by an interest in the cultural and environmental aspects of natural history dioramas and taxidermy. Over the last decade the work has evolved and changed. The original paintings from this body of work the natural history dioramas of the American Museum of Natural History in NYC, the newer work references disparate sources, such as Flemish still life painting, natural history illustration and Medieval tapestries. Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, Peragine lives with his family in Atlanta and is the Director of the Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design at Georgia State University.
www.josephperagine.com
www.marciawoodgallery.com/

Beauchamp, Isabel -Lessons in Survival series, 2019
Archival pigment print
30 x 20 in.
Sandra-Lee Phipps is a passionate fine art photographer, documentarian, and educator. Ms. Phipps is a full-time faculty member and Professor of Photography at Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta Georgia and is represented in the Southeast by Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta Georgia. "Against the Tide" at Whitespace Gallery is the latest exhibition for Ms. Phipps- a collaborative project featuring female artists covertly and overtly dismantling perceptions of what it is to be female. Professionally, Ms. Phipps free-lanced extensively for The Village Voice newspaper, The New York Times, Reader's Digest, Vanity Fair, and the Washington Post Magazine. Her work is held in numerous private collections worldwide.
sandraleephipps.com
whitespace814.com/artists/sandra-lee-phipps/

Standing Torso 9, 2017
Ink and gouache on paper
22 x 20 in.
Born in 1972 in Birmingham, AL, Amy Pleasant received a BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (1994) and an MFA from the Tyler School of Art (1999). She currently has a solo exhibition, Echo, at Laney Contemporary; Savannah, GA until March 21st, and has held recent solo exhibitions at Institute 193, Lexington, KY; and Geary Contemporary, NYC. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at venues such as Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami, FL; Tif Sigfrids, Athens, GA; Adams and Ollman, Portland, OR; and the Lamar Dodd School of Art, Athens, GA. Awards include John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow (2018), the South Arts Prize for the State of Alabama (2018), Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Award (2015), Cultural Alliance of Birmingham (2008) and the Alabama State Council on the Arts (2019/2003). Her work has been reviewed in many publications including Art in America, Art Papers, Artforum, The Brooklyn Rail and Sculpture.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
www.amypleasant.com/
whitespace814.com/
www.laneycontemporary.com/

The Ritual of Her, 2019
Photograph
16 x 16 in.
Sheila Pree Bright is an internationally acclaimed fine-art photographer known for her photographic series, #1960Now, Young Americans, Plastic Bodies, and Suburbia. She describes herself in the art world as a visual cultural producer portraying large-scale works that combine a wide-range knowledge of contemporary culture. She is the author of '#1960Now: Photographs of Civil Rights Activists and Black Lives Matter Protest' published by Chronicle Books.
sheilapreebright.com

Black Analogue Photograph, 2019
Fujiflex crystal archive
41 x 31 in.
Christina Price Washington received a Master of Fine Art in photography in 2012 and a Master of Arts degree in art history in 2014 from Georgia State University. Her work has been featured in Slow Exposures, curated by Brett Abbott and Julian Cox-former curators of photography at the Paul J. Getty Museum; Rising Movers & Shakers of the Georgia Arts Scene at the Museum of Contemporary Art, GA; Art Basel Miami, FL. In 2016, she was selected to the Portfolio Show at the Atlanta Photography Group curated by Lisa Sutcliffe, curator of photography at the Milwaukee Art Museum; Works on Paper curated by Leslie Jones, Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Her photographs are in the permanent collection of the High Museum of Art and private collections in the United States and in Europe. She lives and works in Atlanta where she teaches Photography at Oglethorpe University.
www.christinapricewashington.com

Formation 5, 2019
Geode, acrylic, ink, glass, mica and digital collage on wood panel
24 x 24 in.
Amy Rader is a multimedia artist from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. She attended the Art Institute of Atlanta where she received a full scholarship and graduated with the Best Portfolio Award. Her recent work for public spaces can be seen at the Icon Midtown $118-million high-rise by Miami-based Related Development as well as numerous nightclubs, restaurants, salons and hotels. Her artwork can be seen in over 12 films for Warner Bros. Pictures, 20th Century Fox and Universal Pictures. Amy's current series explores elements found in nature and reimagined through her intricate process of combining digital, paint, pencil and dimensional forms. She is currently represented in Atlanta by Jennifer Balcos Gallery.
www.raderdesigns.net
www.instagram.com/amyraderdesign

Summer Days, 2019
Acrylic and resin on panel
18 x 15 in.
Daniel Raedeke's work explores the converging boundaries of our physical and digital worlds. His paintings reflect the synergy between contemporary art and commercial culture. Raedeke's work crosses over many mediums combining sculpture, painting and computer rendering in handmade works that are both image and object. Currently living and working in St. Louis, he has been included in numerous solo and group exhibitions.
instagram.com/danielraedeke/
brunodavidgallery.com

Symbolic Cloth, 2020
Embroidered linen
16 x 12 in.
Chelsea Raflo is an interdisciplinary artist and animator in Berkeley, California with a creative process that is rooted in drawing, painting, and thinking by hand. Her interests include visualizations, possible futures, gut feelings, and coded language.
www.chelsearaflo.com

Run/fight, 2020
Mixed media
12 x 12 in.
New York-based, multidisciplinary artist Jen Ray presents performances and paintings that examine female power and self-determination. Drawing inspiration and symbolism from a wide range of socio-political and cultural references, from feminist science fiction and dystopian theory, to seventies, glam rock, Jen Ray uses multi-layered historical references and gendered storytelling to challenge static or reverential perceptions of feminism and encourages on-going discussions about gender, intersectionality, and identity.
jenrayart.com
www.soco-gallery.com

AeolianArch, 2018
Liquid graphite on aluminum
48 x 24 in.
Seana Reilly has been living and working in Atlanta, Georgia for the past 14 years. Ms. Reilly left her previous architectural career to become a professional studio artist. Her artistic practice is directly influenced by this professional history as well as by an interest in the natural sciences. Her work has been published in both the International Drawing Annual and New American Paintings. She has works in the permanent collections of the High Museum of Art, Fulton County Arts & Culture, the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs, and in various corporate collections. She has completed commissions for Equity Resources LLC in Birmingham AL, NovoCarbon (Boston & Toronto), and Gensler's Atlanta office.
www.sreilly.com
www.whitespace814.com

Empty Facade (Hotel Uzbekistan), 2019
Acrylic on paper
16.5 x 11.5 in.
Daniel Rich was born in Ulm, Germany in 1977. He received his BFA from The Atlanta College of Art, an MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. He lives and works in Berlin, Germany.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
www.danielrich.net
www.milesmcenery.com/artists/daniel-rich

Disco Baby, 2020
Fiber and painting
34 x 34 x 5 in.
Leisa Rich is an experimental artist who creates visceral, tactile and interactive art and installations using fiber art-based techniques and unusual materials. Rich was born and raised in Canada, and currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia. Childhood deafness meant a great deal of time spent in the hospital. Rich finger painted in the art room and dressed her Barbie doll in textural clothes her Mom hand made. Rich envisions a Utopian "nature" in which to escape the frenetic life led today and invites others to join her on the ride. Rich holds MFA & BFA degrees in Fiber and a BEd in Art, exhibits internationally, has work in collections that include Delta Inc., Emory Healthcare, Boston Group, Dallas Museum of Art, and the Kamm Foundation. Her work is in many publications, and on PBS. Rich has 45 years' experience teaching, has written for many publications, published her first children's book in 2015, recently released a series of instructional art books, and is a Hambidge Fellow.
This piece is interactive and can be touched.
www.monaleisa.com

Abstract Self-Portrait #25, 2017
Photograph
16 x 22 in.
Ignacio Rivera Jr. (b. 1989) is an Atlanta photo-based artist. He received his BFA in Photography. His work has been featured in the Georgia State Research Conference and also in recent ArtPapers publications and auctions. Ignacio's work confronts the issues of identity crisis within himself and the world-at-large with his abstract self-portraits in urban spaces.
ignacioriverajr.com

Interspecies Lover, 2019
Gouache, acrylic, graphite, collage, and malachite powder on paper
40 x 33.5 in.
Shana Robbins is an Atlanta-based artist who works with multidisciplinary processes that cross a spectrum of performance, film, drawing/painting, video, and installation. Her work aims to create new cartographies that advance the self as a set of relations; eco ritual as a way of relating with the world; landscape as a cultural mirror; the identity of the in-between; the bodying forth of natural forces. Her performance-based work comes from decades of co creation in natural habitats around the world. Robbins has exhibited and performed in galleries and museums internationally and has received fellowships and grants from the Vermont Studio Center, Andy Warhol Foundation, and Idea Capital. Her work has been featured in New York Times Magazine and ArtReview and has been published in four books.
www.shanarobbinsart.com
whitespace814.com/artists/

Slap Cake, 2018
Acrylic, screenprint and mixed media on Yupo paper
35.5 x 35.5 in.
Stacie Rose is originally from Marblehead Ohio, and has lived and worked in Atlanta since 2008. She has shown regionally in Atlanta at {Poem88}, MOCA GA, Swan Coach House Gallery, The Zuckerman Museum of Art, Barbara Archer Gallery, Mason Fine Art, The Kibbee Gallery, and The Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art. Her work is included in numerous corporate and private collections around the country. Recent projects include murals and large scale paintings in the State Farm Arena, CODA Tech Square, and the MARTA's Arts Center Station. Stacie earned a BFA from Pratt Institute in New York and is a fellow of The Hambidge Center for Creative Arts & Science.
www.stacierosestudio.com
www.SURstudios.com

On Sight, 2019
Acrylic and charcoal on paper
11 x 8.5 in.
Hasani Sahlehe (b. 1991 St. Thomas, USVI) is a multidisciplinary artist. Significant exhibitions include, "Banana Republic" at SCAD Museum of Art, "What a Kallaloo" at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center and NADA Miami. His work has been published in New American Paintings, Atlanta Magazine, and Burnaway. Awards and residencies include the SCAD Alumni Atelier, MINT Leap year, and the Hambidge Residency for the Arts and Sciences. His work has been collected internationally. Notable collectors include Michael Rooks, Weiland Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, High Museum of Art and SCAD. Sahlehe currently serves as the teaching artist at the Morris Museum of Art in Augusta, GA. He received his BFA in Painting from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2015.
www.hasanisahlehe.com

BORDERLINES, 2020
Metal mesh, paint, laser wire
32 x 20 x 13 in.
Sara Santamaria is an Atlanta-based multidisciplinary artist from Spain. As an immigrant who has dived into different cultures, her practice is informed by studies of identity formation and sense of belonging in the context of migration. Her work uses recurring elements of mobility and spatial fragmentation as a visual metaphor of socially constructed boundaries in cross-cultural identities. Her work aims for poetic meditations that reflect both migration's realities and the possibilities for transformation and growth that may emerge from the experience of existing in-between places.
www.sarasantamaria.com

Black Box with Curious Mind, 2019
Stoneware
8.5 x 8.5 x 8.5 in.
Masa Sasaki, is a classically trained artist, with multi-facetted interests. He is an accomplished pianist, award-winning painter and uniquely stylistic potter. Since moving from his native Japan in the late 1980's. "We live in the world where we are surrounded by machine made and mass-produced goods today. I feel, as a contemporary craftsman, the need to validate the value of handmade items by making things that could not be easily duplicated and unique to my own artistic perspective. For me it is not enough that a final piece be essentially functional and pleasant, it must also be lasting in its desirability for use. Long after I have ceased to be productive the pieces that I accomplish today should still be enjoyed, appreciated, and used. This is the elusive quality that brings value to functional art, the lasting character that transcends the artist and outlives him."
www.masasasakiceramics.com

Somewhere Between the Deep Blue Sea and the Edge of the Universe, 2018
Acrylic, aerosol, metallic pigments on wood and steel
Variable; Large: 26.75 in. Medium: 13 in. Small: 8 in.
Corrina Sephora is an artist specializing in metal sculpture, painting, and installation who has lived and worked in Atlanta, GA, for 25 years. Corrina works with themes of loss and transformation. In "Between the Deep Blue Sea and the Universe," she explores lunar imagery, cells, and the universe as "a meditation in the making," while in "Blood of the Earth," she delved into reworking guns through hot forging. Her work has led to community engagement with conversations of guns in our society. Corrina earned her BFA in Metals and Sculpture at Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, in 1995. She received her MFA in Sculpture in 2005 from Georgia State University. Her work is on permanent display at Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Park, and in private collections, including Elton John.
corrinasephora.com

Full Moon Madness, 2019
Graphite on cotton rag paper
33 x 25 in.
Dianna Settles is a mixed Vietnamese-American artist and musician living and working in Atlanta, Georgia with two black and white cats (Kitty Magik and Lily, R.I.P. Opal) . She runs Hi-Lo Press, a print studio and art gallery in the former Beep Beep Gallery space in Midtown. In addition to art openings there are monthly Drag Drawing nights, Atlanta Paint Club meetings, poetry readings, film screenings, dance parties, and occasional potlucks. She also highly recommends attending the weekly Sunday dinners, Free Grocery Program (Fridays at noon), and 101 series at the South Bend Commons.
www.diannasettles.squarespace.com

Olympos, 2018
Archival pigment print
12 x 16 in.
Karen Shacham specializes in portraiture and documentary photography, and is currently working on a series on gay gun owners living in the South. For her 'Couples' series in 2011, she was awarded an Idea Capital grant. In 2012, she received a grant from Art on the Atlanta Beltline to further advance the reach of this photography series, which focuses on elevating the visibility of LGBTQ couples. Shacham was also published in FORM: artistic independence; a catalog of emerging artists in Atlanta. She earned a combined academic and artistic photography fellowship in 2009 and received her Masters of Fines Arts in Photography from SCAD in 2010. Shacham is currently Chair of the Design and Media program at Atlanta Technical College.
Framing provided by Binders
www.karenshacham.com

Whispers and Giggles, 2019
Pyrography, wood stains, panel
20 x 16 in.
Robert Sherer is an internationally exhibiting Atlanta-based artist whose work explores race, gender, sexuality, and Southern identity. He is best known for his use of unconventional media and for four incidents of art censorship. His work is the subject of an art book titled "Blood Works: the Sanguineous Art of Robert Sherer" published by the KSU Press. He is currently represented by Kunstbehandlung Galerie, Munich, Germany; Rice-Polak Gallery, Provincetown, MA., Sidetracks Gallery, New Hope, PA., 378 Gallery, Atlanta, GA., and Paul Barrett Art Consulting, Birmingham, AL.
www.robertsherer.com
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The Limitations of Control: Reaction #1, 2020
Alcohol ink on Yupo
7 x 7 in.
Julie L. Sims lives and works in Atlanta. Her work is informed by an interest in science and the nature of reality-from theoretical physics and string theory, to neuroscience and the mind's construction of reality from perception. A recent breast cancer experience led her to question the idea of having control over one's fate through the creation of work in which direct control is deliberately relinquished. She has exhibited nationally, and locally at Whitespace, Gallery 72, MINT Gallery, The Dalton Gallery, and The Welch School of Art and Design, among others. Her work has been written about in Creative Loafing, ArtsATL.com, and has been featured in publications including Possible Futures' Noplaceness: Art in a Post-Urban Landscape. Julie was a 2016-17 Therapeutic Artist Residency fellow, a 2014 WonderRoot CSA artist, a 2013-14 Walthall Fellow, and was selected by the New York Times to attend the New York Portfolio Review (2013).
lensideout.com

Lions and Camels and Bears .OH MY!, 2016
Oil and acrylic on wood with resin finish
12 x 12 in.
Melissa Sims is a fine artist currently living in Atlanta, Georgia. She lived in Los Angeles for the last 17 years, and just recently moved back to her home state. Her paintings are brightly colored collage style pop art images layered on wood using oil and acrylic, then topped off with a shiny thick resin finish. She received degrees in photography and art history but after college she got a job in a painting "sweatshop" where she painted hundreds of paintings a year. It was there that she learned many painting techniques from her artist coworkers. She combined that knowledge with her photography, imagination, and sense of humor and started to create what you see today. Although her subject matter may slightly change due to changes in her life, sexy pinup to a child's toy, the spirit of her paintings remain the same, life is too short and uncertain.smile.
melissasimsart.com
tewgalleries.com
zinccontemporary.com

Return, 2020
Ink on Lexan
15 x 21 x 5 in.
Deanna Sirlin received an MFA in Painting from Queens College, of the City University of New York. She has received numerous honors, including a Cini Foundation Residency in Italy, a Mark Rothko Foundation Symposium Residency, a grant from the United States State Department, a Yaddo Foundation Residency and a Creative Capital Warhol Foundation Award for its Art Writing Mentorship Program. She has been Artist in Residence at the Padies Foundation, Lempaut, France, and for the City of Nuremberg, Germany. Sirlin has had solo exhibitions at The High Museum of Art, Atlanta; Ca' Foscari Venezia, Venice, Italy; The Centre for Recent Drawing, London, UK; Atlanta Contemporary Arts Center. Her work has been commissioned for exhibitions at The New Orleans Museum of Art and The Georgia Museum. In 2020 Sirlin will have Solo Exhibitions in Portugal and Atlanta.
www.deannasirlin.com

Kendall Jenner - Out in Paris, 07/05/15, II, 2019
Archival print, Sintra mount, polished acrylic
23 x 31 in.
Spencer Sloan is a visual artist whose recent work, digitally manipulating paparazzi photographs into complete abstraction using a series of image-corrupting applications, draws from his background in painting, graphic design, and pop-culture writing. Sloan studied painting at the University of Georgia and graphic design at The Creative Circus. He lives and works in Atlanta.
spencersloan.com
spaldingnixfineart.com

Organic Drawing, 2019
Watercolor on paper
18 x 24 in.
South African born, Brett Smith lives and works in Atlanta. He is represented by Sandler Hudson Gallery.
@brettsmithpaint
www.sandlerhudson.com

PS 2.12, 2019
Photograph
18 x 26 in.
Daniel Soder was born in 1967 in Atlanta, Georgia and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, Boston Massachusetts. I am a photographer, designer, and sculptor, however, most of my career was spent as a creative director in advertising agencies. I don't see much of a distinction between fine art, design, and the commercial arts. The creative process is the same whether you are working for a client or your own vision. The inspiration for my photography and sculpture/furniture derives from my curiosity in science, specifically the Physics of Light and the Geometry of Space. The colors in my photographs and sculptures come from splitting white light into discrete colors of the spectrum using optical devices. I desire to create images and objects that arrest viewers attention and trigger wonder and curiosity.
danielsoder.com

New Sharon Church Rd. 88, 2019
Oil on panel
18 x 24 in.
Damian Stamer (b. 1982, American) received his Master of Fine Arts from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as a Jacob K. Javits fellow in 2013 and his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Herberger Institute of Art and Design and Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University as a National Merit scholar in 2007. He also studied at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts as a Fulbright grantee, and the State Academy of Art and Design in Stuttgart, Germany as a Rotary Ambassadorial scholar. Damian's contemporary paintings explore themes of memory and loss through formal and conceptual approaches. Detailed architectural forms reminiscent of his childhood memories of the South are combined with gestural brushstrokes that push and pull the images into existence. The artist lives and works in Durham, North Carolina.
www.damianstamer.com
www.soco-gallery.com

Local Optimum, 2020
Gouache and ink on acetate and paper
8.25 x 8.5 in.
Ann Stewart is a visual artist who uses drawing, printmaking, and sculpture to investigate the visualization of perception. Stewart received her MFA from the University of Michigan and her BFA in Painting from Auburn University. She has shown her work at whitespace, International Print Center New York, Robert Henry Contemporary, Christie's, Fay Gold Gallery, Mason Murer Fine Art, Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia, Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, and the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art.
annstewart.net
whitespace814.com

Waves, 2019
Photograph
40 x 60 in.
My passion for photography stems from a deep desire to capture the world around me and depict it the way it is seen by the human eye. Through grasping the right levels of light you can transport the viewer to the moment in the photograph, evoking wonderment through capturing the language of the particular space. I compile these experiences to embrace the magic of the environment and capture the essence of each setting. The finished product evokes not just inspiring images but a deep feeling of reverence for the world around us.
www.douglasstratton.com

Southern View, 2019
Gouache, ink, gold on paper
22 x 30 in.
Born in Annapolis Md., lived in Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Virginia, Minnesota, Connecticut, New York (again), Ontario CA, United Kingdom, New York (again), Georgia.
www.studioswan.com
www.lowegallery.com

Acqua Alta // FLA, 2020
Ceramic, recycled wood and Plexiglass
10 x 11 x 3 in.
K. Tauches is an artist, designer and curator based out of Atlanta. Working in ceramics, graphic design, and photography, she references both the business of real estate and the raw natural environment. Whenever possible, she reuses and repurposes materials, including every scrap of wood and glass, free online archives of historic imagery, and leftover elements of commercial signage. Using the leftovers is an effort to create a sustainable art practice, which attempts to respect--and not waste--what we take from the Earth to build our world.
www.ktauches.com

Leaf-Organ-Machine-Medicine Study, 2018
Colored pencil on Bristol
14 x 11 in.
Katya Tepper is an artist using elements of sculpture, painting, and installation to consider how bodies absorb and translate their environments. Informed by their lived experience of chronic autoimmune illness, Tepper's haptic accumulations and symbols aestheticize formal qualities related to porosity, sickness, excess, and contamination. Tepper was born in Florida in 1987. Solo presentations of their work include White Columns (New York), Atlanta Contemporary, the University of Georgia, Species (Atlanta), Howard's (Athens), and The Hand (Brooklyn). Their work has been featured in Mousse Magazine, Art in America, Burnaway, New American Paintings, and Time Out New York. Tepper is a recipient of the Wynn Newhouse Award and a MacDowell Colony Fellowship. They earned a BFA from the Cooper Union and are currently an MFA candidate at Bard College.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
www.katyatepper.com

Tyner's Knee, 2017
Archival pigment print on Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta
30 x 25 in.
My beloved border collie Tyner passed away at 17-1/2 years of age. At age 10, Tyner underwent knee surgery and had a metal plate with six screws implanted in his tibia. After his cremation, I received his remains and found a tiny zip lock bag among his ashes containing the plate and screws.
Constance Thalken's work has been featured in both national and international galleries and museums. Her photographs are in the permanent collections of the High Museum of Art, The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, the Birmingham Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Yale University Library, The Bunnen Collection, the Zuckerman Museum of Art, and other private collections. Thalken resides in Atlanta and is represented by Whitespace Gallery.
Framing provided by Binders
constancethalken.com
whitespace814.com

Luz Estrella (Star Light), 2020
Handwoven tapestry
14 x 22 in.
Zipporah Camille Thompson is a visual artist and sculptor based in Atlanta, Georgia. Thompson explores ritual and alchemical transformations through the unknown and through universals, including death, catastrophe, chaos, and the cosmos. Metamorphosed, shapeshifters and hybrid landscapes reflect various archaeological, psychological, and ecological perspectives, as well as a personal investigation of self and identity. She received her MFA from the University of Georgia and her BFA from the University of North Carolina Charlotte. Thompson is represented by Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta, GA.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.zipporahcamille.com/
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Golden City, 2019
Acrylic on panel
36 x 60 in.
In 1999, Kristin accepted a grant from Georgia Perimeter College to study painting in Imatra, Finland. Guided by Russian and Finnish masters, she explored printmaking, painting, photography and independent studies. The experience has had a lasting effect. Heavily influenced by contemporary European artists, her work is imbued with both the spirit of her journey abroad and a connection with her Scandinavian heritage. In 2002, she was accepted by the Atlanta College of Art and granted a portfolio scholarship. An original partner of the Woodruff Art Center, the school has been part of Atlanta's art community for almost a century. It was here that she expanded her understanding of color theory, art history, contemporary art practices and artistic discipline. Kristin made the most of this opportunity to hone her technical skills, receiving her BFA, magna cum laude, in 2004.
www.thorsenart.com

Stuck Hug, 2018
Acrylic ink on panel
9 x 12 in.
Tori Tinsley is best known for her color-saturated paintings depicting two abstract figures hugging within surreal landscapes. With the use of exaggerated facial features and dark humor, her work explores the layered emotions involved in caring for another. Since 2010, she has produced animations, paintings, drawings, and sculptures around the continued loss of her mother to a rare form of dementia. After receiving a Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters & Sculptors Grant in 2016, she has been creating works in response to being a mother herself. Tori is represented by Hathaway Contemporary Gallery in Atlanta, GA.
www.toritinsley.com
www.hathawaygallery.com

Bound Globe 14 (Equator), 2016
Rubber, metal, cardboard
16 x 15 x 15 in.
Known for his public art installations, sculpture, photography, and mixed-media constructions, Gregor Turk often incorporates mapping imagery and cultural markings into his artwork. He has permanent public art installations at the Atlanta and Jacksonville airports. His work is included in the JPMorgan Chase Art Collection, High Museum, MOCA-GA and numerous other public and private collections. Turk grew up in Atlanta, received his B.A. from Rhodes College in Memphis and his M.F.A. from Boston University. His studio is located in Blandtown on Atlanta's Westside.
gregorturk.com
www.spaldingnixfineart.com

Red Roux Gumbo, 2016
Pigment ink on paper
37 x 27 in.
Nancy VanDevender studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Cranbrook Academy of Art where she earned her MFA. She incorporates a practice of photography, drawing, and digital processes into two and three dimensional works and installations concerning place, ritual, and cultural tensions. She has exhibited at Atlanta Contemporary, Museum of Design Atlanta, Emory University, Atlanta University, Kiang Gallery, Poem88, Daimler Chrysler Financial Berlin, Caribbean Cultural Center of African Diaspora Institute New York, Lemberg Gallery Detroit, David Richard Gallery Santa Fe, and Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery Haverford College. She was part of the Studio Artist Program at Atlanta Contemporary, visiting lecturer at Emory Oxford College, guest lecturer at Digital Media Arts Lab SCAD, and Adjunct Professor at Clark Atlanta University. Her work has been featured in New American Paintings, Trend Magazine Santa Fe, Dime & Honey, Burnaway, ARTspeak Radio, Atlanta Journal, and ArtsATL.
Framing provided by Caroline Budd
www.nancyvandevender.com
www.poem88.net/nancy-vandevender

Photograph, 2015
Film
18 x 18 in.
Laura Vela is an emerging Chicana artist in the Atlanta area. Vela graduated from Kennesaw State University in 2014, with a BFA concentrating in Painting and Drawing and a minor in Gender and Women's Studies. Vela is the daughter of a Mexican immigrant. Her mother crossed the Rio Grande, undocumented sitting on a tire, while eight months pregnant with Vela. Her work is deeply influenced by her mother's sacrifices and mental illness. As a new mom herself, Vela is reaching new levels of understanding and reflection upon that relationship and is bringing that into her artwork. As well as navigating the patriarchy as a brown mom raising a son. Vela is a Hambidge fellow, and has exhibited throughout Metro Atlanta at such galleries as Kai Lin, Kibbee Gallery, The Gallery at Wish, Facet Gallery, Swan Coach House, Beep Beep, Hi-Lo, among others. Vela has also been nominated twice for the Forward Arts Foundation Emerging Artist Award
www.laurave.com

Knight Me, 2018
Hand-made with recycled fabric
17 x 15 in.
Ben Venom graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2007 with a Master of Fine Arts degree. His work has been shown both nationally and internationally including the Levi Strauss Museum (Germany), National Folk Museum of Korea, HPGRP Gallery (Tokyo), Fort Wayne Museum, Charlotte Fogh Gallery (Denmark), Taubman Museum of Art, Gregg Museum of Art and Design, and the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles. He has been interviewed by NPR: All Things Considered, Playboy, Juxtapoz Magazine, KQED, Maxim, and CBS Sunday Morning. Venom has lectured at the California College of Arts, the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Midlands Art Centre, Humboldt State University, Oregon College of Art and Craft, and Adidas. Recently, he was the artist in residence at MASS MoCA and the de Young Museum. Ben Venom is currently Visiting Faculty at the San Francisco Art Institute.
www.benvenom.com/
www.hashimotocontemporary.com/artists/57-ben-venom/

Untitled (self portrait as a bust with werewolf wig as seen as a reflection in a mirror), 2019
Burned paper and silver leaf
10.75 x 8.75 in.
Stacy Lynn Waddell creates works that structure sites of intersection between both real and imagined aspects of history and culture. Her work is included in several public and private collections that include The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, the Weatherspoon Art Museum at UNC-Greensboro, The North Carolina Museum of Art, The Gibbes Museum of Art, The Studio Museum in Harlem, The Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum and most recently Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts among others. During Fall 2017, Waddell was an Artist-in-Residence at Joan Mitchell Center (New Orleans) and immediately following she was an Artist-in-Residence at QueenSpace (New York) for the entire 2018 year. Currently, Waddell is participating in State of the Art 2020 at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and will end the year as a Civitella Ranieri Fellow in Umbria, Italy while having a solo project on view at Sala Uno in Rome. Stacy Lynn Waddell lives and works in North Carolina.
www.stacylynnwaddell.com

Untitled, 2020
Mixed media
17 x 17 in.
Nostalgic visualization of simplistic, dreamlike, childhood fantasies. Figurative imagery, bright color palette and use of simple shapes evoke the same whimsical memories of a simpler time.
www.tracywagner.net

B3, 2016
Paint and screen print on wood
16 x 22 in.
JD Walsh is a multimedia artist. He has exhibited at galleries internationally including Halsey McKay, Cleopatra's, 106 Green, Brennan & Griffin, and Nicole Klagsbrun in New York, Galerie Steinek in Vienna, and Cooper Cole in Toronto. His work has been written about in Artforum, Flash Art, and Sculpture Magazine, among others. His ongoing music project Shy Layers has garnered critical acclaim and was listed as one of the top 20 electronic albums of 2016 by Pitchfork.
jdwalsh.com

Purple Fern on a Good Day, 2016
Acrylic and collage on panel
12 x 12 in.
Ally White grew up in Dallas, GA and received her BFA in Painting from the University of Georgia in 2013. Her work has been exhibited across the country in venues such as the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Hashimoto Contemporary, Zero Zero LA, ATHICA, Mint Gallery, Art Market SF, Art on Paper NYC, Hathaway Gallery and INTO ACTION. White has held solo exhibitions in San Juan, PR at Trailer Park Projects and in Atlanta, GA at Eyedrum Gallery, and is currently represented by Hathaway Gallery in Atlanta, GA. She was featured on the cover of New American Paintings #106, and was selected as a "Jury Picks" for 100 Painters of Tomorrow, a publication produced by Beers Contemporary in London. She currently lives and works in Marietta, GA.
www.allywhite.com
www.hathawaygallery.com

High Rise, 2020
Photograph
16.7 x 16.7 in.
Holly is a BFA graduate of Atlanta College of Art and an MFA graduate of Maryland Institute (MICA) with concentrations in photography and video. She has taught at MICA, Maryland College of Art, Atlanta College of Art, SCAD Atlanta and currently for The Paideia School. Her work has been widely exhibited throughout Maryland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and Atlanta.
hollyjowhite.com

Node 23, #Present, 2020
Well traveled suitcase, LED light, and wood painted in a neuroimaging color scale purple
32 x 27 x 34 in.
Themes of technology, connection, and compulsion characterize multimedia artist Matthew White's work. He calls on a variety of materials and digital tools to explore intersections of contemporary and new media art. White's art practice is informed by years of experience with web, social, desktop, and mobile technologies. His #Hashtag series - featuring works he calls nodes - focuses on relationships between social trends and technologies and their representation with more traditional media. White co-hosts the Brain Fuzz podcast with painter Joe Camoosa. Along with a variety of guests, the two explore the creative life as well as trends in contemporary art, music, and popular culture.
TheMWGallery.com

Muddy Wata, 2015
Lithograph
24 x 36 in.
Cosmo Whyte (b.) 1982, Jamaica, attended Bennington College in Vermont for his BFA, Maryland Institute College of Art for his Post-Baccalaureate Certificate and the University of Michigan for his MFA. Exhibitions of note include "Of Drawings and Belonging" at The High Museum, Atlanta, "Relational Undercurrents" at the Museum of Latin American Art, Los Angeles, the "13th Havana Biennial", "Get Up Stand Up" at The Somerset House, England and "The Sea is History" at the Museum of Cultural History, Norway. In 2010 he was the winner of the Forward Arts emerging artist of the year award, the 2015 recipient of the International Sculpture Center's "Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award" and the 2016 Atlanta Artadia Award. Whyte is currently a 2018-2020 Open Sessions fellow at the Drawing Center NY and a Working Artist Program awardee at the Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
www.cosmowhyte.com

Rock Sill, 2020
Collage
15.75 x 12.75 in.
Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Cori received her BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011. In 2012 she received her first solo show with Gregor Podnar Gallery in Ljubljana, Slovenia. In 2013, she was a resident at The Shandaken Project, and in 2014 she and her mentor, Kelly Kaczynski, co-curated a sixty person international exhibition, "Roving Room", in north Georgia. She received her MA in Performance Making from Goldsmiths University of London in 2016. In the summer of 2017, she wrote, directed, and performed in her first solo piece presented at Toynbee Studios as a part of the BANNER Graduate Award in London, England. She is currently residing in New York.
www.coriwilliams.com

Sunshine, 2019
Mixed media
22 x 24 x 7 in.
Elise Williams received her BA from Georgia College with a concentration in Printmaking. After spending a few years making 2 dimensional works on paper she began to try and transform these drawings and forms into 3 dimensional sculptures and installations. Her goal is to create intriguing pieces of work that engage the viewer for more than just a few seconds while also pursuing exploration into a multitude of mediums and materials.
www.elisewilliamsartist.com

Delineation Number 7, 2020
Acrylic, nylon thread, and charcoal
12 x 12 x 12 in.
Vanessa Brook Williams is an Atlanta-based artist whose delicate work ranges from small sculptures to room sized installations. She grew up in Decatur, GA in front of her father's lens and in the dust of her mother's ceramic studio. This happy childhood laid the groundwork for her creative pursuits as an adult. Over the years she has focused on the technical and conceptual development of her work through research in her studio with the support of community and educational institutions. She received her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2007, completed a Post Baccalaureate at Burren College of Art in 2010, and is currently enrolled in MICA's low-residency MFA in Studio Art. In 2013-2014 she was a recipient of Mint Gallery's emerging artist fellowship, Leap Year, and has been a fellow of the Hambidge Center since 2014. She was finalist for the Forward Arts Foundation's Emerging Artist Award in 2015-16 and 2017-18. She was a 2017-18 Hughley Fellow.
www.vanessabrookwilliams.com

Trophy Wife, 2019
Archival pigment print
13 x 17 in.
Catherine Wilmer is an artist based in Atlanta, GA, working in photography with a background in painting and focus on portraiture. She received her BFA from Parsons School of Design/The New School and is currently completing an MFA in Photography at SCAD Atlanta. She has consistently shown in Paris and Atlanta, with local solo exhibitions at The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Trois Gallery at Savannah College of Art & Design in Atlanta, and a two-person show at Swan Coach House Gallery. Notable group shows include SXSE Gallery, Atlanta Photography Group, Maine Media, Parsons Paris, The New School in New York, SCAD Atlanta, Showerhaus, Fulton County Acquisitions.
www.catherinewilmer.com

In Spite Of The Prick, 2020
Oil and pressed fabric on birchwood panel
18 x 24 in.
Jay Wilson paints under the pen-name O.M. Norling, a moniker borrowed from his great-great grandfather. Jay was born in 1971. He's the youngest of three brothers and son to a career army father and mother who put up with it all. Growing up Jay found himself frequently adjusting to new surroundings. Six formative years of living and attending school in Germany and South Korea exposed Jay to European and Asian cultures. This mixture of influences and experiences is apparent in his works. Jay lives in Decatur, GA with his wife Amy and their three boys in a small house under a big tree.
https://omnorling.com
https://www.instagram.com/om_norling/

Jack Be Nimble, 2019
Ink on paper
18 x 12 in.
Tyler Wilson is a multidisciplinary artist who primarily works with text, photography and video to describe the malleability of language, memory and how children perceive social structures. She was born in Charlotte but also lived in Austin and Atlanta. Tyler returned to Charlotte to earn a BA at Davidson College. She is currently an MFA candidate at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in the Mount Royal School of Art.
Framing provided by Digital Arts Studio
tyleryvette.com

The Flag Bearer on Mars, 2018
Graphite and silver leaf on paper
45 x 36 in.
Xie Caomin is an Atlanta-based artist, originally from China, and has been working in the US since 1999. From 1989 to 2000 he studied sculpture and painting at China Academy of Art and Savannah College of Art & Design. Xie's works have been widely exhibited nationally and internationally. His exhibitions include: "The Outwin Boochever Portrait Exhibition" (2006) at Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery; "Electronic Media Painting" (2008) at Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art; a solo exhibition "Samsara" at the Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia (2011); Group exhibition "Abstract China" at Shanghai Ming Yuan Art Museum (2016); and "Of Origins and Belonging" at High Museum. Xie is also the winner or the Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia Working Artist Project Award (2010-2011). His paintings have been collected by the High Museum of Art, Savannah College of Art & Design, Telfair Museum, MOCA GA and Shanghai H.O.W. Art Museum.
www.xiecaomin.com
www.sandlerhudson.com/alan-caomin-xie

Untitled, 2020
Screen print on mirror paper
24 x 18 in. (unframed)
Limited Edition of 40
Printed by Backside Press
Ryan Coleman's work combines gestural drawing and painting with carefully rendered elements inspired by classic animation. Intertwining bold shapes, scribbled gestures and vivid color schemes, he reimagines entirely new compositions in his own distinctive form. Coleman specializes in large-scale custom murals in addition to studio work including paintings, drawings and sculptures. Born in 1975, Coleman grew up in Jacksonville, FL, and received a BFA in Painting from the Atlanta College of Art in 2001. He currently lives and works in Atlanta.
ryancolemanart.com
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This edition is printed on a special reflective paper. Due to the nature of the material, slight irregularities may appear on the surface. These are a natural result of the printing process and part of the artists' intention.
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