Haylee Anne
Untitled Memory, 2021
Unique Cyanotype and van-dyk on wood panel, adorned with cyanotype prints, van-dyk prints, photographs, natural detritus, string, writing, and polaroids.
26 x 26 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Haylee Anne is an Atlanta-based disabled artist who makes process-oriented imagery. A BFA graduate from Montclair State University, her work has shown in venues such as the Center for Civil and Human Rights, MINT Gallery, and Soho20 Gallery. In 2013 she was awarded the VSA Excellence in Artistry award by the Smithsonian and the Kennedy Center, and in 2020 she was a distinguished fellow at the Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences. As an enthusiastic member of Living Melody Collective and collaborator with the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities, she focuses on civic engagement, awareness, advocacy, and community impact.

David Baerwalde & Alex Martinez
jewel, 2018
Archival inks on archival paper, lighting gel
26 x 19 inches, Framed 35 x 28.5 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

David Baerwalde received his BFA from Winthrop University and is based in Atlanta. He has lectured and taught at universities and art schools, and his mixed media drawings, paintings and sculptures are included in many prominent collections, such as the Woodruff Arts Center and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. Baerwalde's output ranges in scale and material, from intimate drawings or objects to larger public sculptural experiences. Current and ongoing collaborations also engage other mediums, with commissioned projects in video and music as well as temporary/pop-up and installation environments. His work has been reviewed in Art in America, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Creative Loafing, Burnaway.org, ArtsATL.org and others.

Alex Martinez is an advertising, entertainment advertising, lifestyle, and portrait photographer.

Laura Bell
The Receiver (Brown Bat), 2016
Ink and watercolor on hand cut paper
12 x 9 inches, Framed: 12 x 9 inches
Courtesy of the artist/Whitespace Gallery.

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 Collegein 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 Perimeter College/ GSU

Lori Haas
Shrine for Meditation, Kwan Yin, 2021
Wood panel, acrylic mediums, paper, glass, gold leaf, acrylic paints, resin, semi-precious crystals, stone carvings, cold wax medium, clay, glue, plastic
6 x 6 x 2 inches
Courtesy of Lori Haas Art.

Lori Haas obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the University of Georgia. She has exhibited in Athens and Atlanta, GA ("Little Things" Swan Coach House Gallery, "Changing Course" Brickworks Gallery, "Three Billion" Hudgens Center for Art, "Repurposed II" Gallery 378, "Ctrl+Alt+Del" Hambidge Cross-Pollination Lab), Cortona, Italy, Knoxville, TN ("The Avifauna" Museum of Infinite Outcomes), Denver, CO ("Escape" NEXT Gallery), Palm Coast, FL ("Freestyles" Flagler County Art League), and San Fernando, CA ("Height by Width by Depth" San Fernando Valley Arts and Cultural Center). A major body of her work have been private commissions.

Lisa Hart
Winged Forest Mandala, 2019
Mixed media: photograph, ink, vellum and paper on a 1.5Ó wood panel
8 x 8 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Hart works in drawing, collage, assemblage and sculpture. Her art involves observations of cycles and patterns in nature. The mandala structure revolves around a center point and offers the beauty of both symmetrical asymmetrical and/or radial balance. Mandalas have a rich presence in the natural world. The growth of trees, the rhythmic movement of bird wings, the daily repetition of the rising sun and moon, counting days of a life cycle. Lisa earned a BFA from the ACA and an MFA from UCLA in Los Angeles. She has exhibited work in solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States and in Europe and Mexico. Her artwork is included in many private and public collections. She taught for many years in the Foundation Studies Department at SCAD Atlanta where she was recently awarded Professor Emeritus.

Megan Heeres
Queen Anne's Casualties, 2017
Handmade wild carrot paper, found paper, thread
12 x 12 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Megan Heeres's art practice and professional endeavors have connected into a cooperative way of working with community outside of the studio. These collaborations engage with place, people, art and plants. She participates in projects locally in Detroit and nationally, most recently at the Broad Art Lab at Michigan State University and the Herron School of Art at Indiana University. Megan has been an artist-in-residence at the Broad Art Lab at Michigan State University, the Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences, the Michele Schara Residency, the Ragdale Foundation, the Santa Fe Art Institute and Women's International Study Center. She received a Bachelor of Arts from Residential College at the University of Michigan in a self-designed program called "Health Studies and the Arts." Megan pursued training in fiber, book arts, and papermaking at the Oregon College of Art and Craft. Her Master's of Fine Art was completed at Cranbrook Academy of Art in the Fibers Department.

Jenny Henley
Untitled - Panasonic, 2021
Archival ink pigment and acrylic on sapele panel with varnish
48 x 60 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Jenny Henley is an Atlanta based interdisciplinary artist working with a methodology that embraces sculptural practices in a two-dimensional mixed-media framework.

Hollis Hildebrand-Mills
Sally's Closet, 2021
Colored pencil, Le Pens, collage on Rieves Paper
14 x 23 inches, Framed 16 x 25 inches

Courtesy of the artist. 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, now known as AIGA SCAD, Atlanta. Hollis received a BFA from Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia. She is a member of Ceres Gallery in NYC and has exhibited in other galleries in NYC and Atlanta.

Roxane Hollosi
Breathe 32, 2020
Canvas, acrylic, sewing, fabrics, mounted on plexiglass
20 x 20 inches, Framed: 23 x 23 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Roxane is an Atlanta based, multi-disciplinary artist. Originally from the midwest, she was influenced by the Native American spiritual sensibilities and respect for the Earth she encountered there. Roxane creates both 2D and 3D works. The foundation of her work is an exploration of the nature around her and the energies it emanates. Roxane is a 2020 Hambidge Fellow. She is a Grant recipient of the 2020 Fulton County Virtual Arts Initiative. Roxane received a BFA from ISU where she received the Janice Peterson Anderson top award in design. Roxane actively exhibits locally and nationally,

Tiffany LaTrice
Black Love is Black Excellence, 2020
Yarn, Acrylic on Wood Panel
48 x 42 inches, Framed 51.5 x 45.5 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

LaTrice's vibrant self portraits seek to liberate and preserve the black female body. Her work redirects the public gaze and historical negligence of the black female body by using herself as her subject, in open, fluid positions, to show black women at rest in direct opposition to capitalism and exploitation. LaTrice has exhibited work in museums, galleries and alternative spaces throughout the US and abroad. She is a self-taught artist, receiving her Bachelors from University of Southern California and Masters in Women's History at Sarah Lawrence. LaTrice is the Founder and Executive Director of TILA Studios. She is the recipient of the 2021 Dream Catchers Awards, 2020 Martha Richards Visionary Leadership Award, 2019 Arts Innovation Luminary Award, 2018 Artist Entrepreneur of the Year Award by C4 Atlanta.

Michi Meko
The First Cry, 2019
Acrylic,Oil Pastel,Gold Leaf, Areosol, on Rives BFK
22 x 30 inches

Courtesy of the artist. Multidisciplinary artist Michi Meko (b. 1974, Florence, Alabama) He received a BFA in Painting from the University of North Alabama.Michi Meko has exhibited widely, most recently holding solo exhibitions at Kavi Gupta, Chicago; Gallerie Myrtis, Baltimore ,MD; Richmmond Museum of Fine Art, Richmond, VA; Chimento Contemporary, Los Angeles, CA; Cress Gallery at University of Chattanooga; Westobou Gallery, Augusta, GA; and MOCA GA, Atlanta GA. Group shows include Contemporary Arts Center, Mobile, AL; Artspace New Haven, New Haven, CT; Zuckerman Museum of Art. Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw GA; and Hammonds House Museum, Atlanta, GA among many others. In 2017 Meko was awarded two prestigious grants: the Atlanta Artadia Award and the Joan Mitchell Award. In addition, Meko has received a DashBoard Co-Op Residency Grant, an Idea Capital Grant, a Flux Projects Grant, and a Wonderroot CSA Grant. His work is collected in the permanent collection of the High Museum of Art.

Pam Moxley
Tomboy, 2009, 2/10 Edition
Photographic Image Transfers, Acrylic and Resin on Wood Board
30 x 30 x 2 inches
Courtesy of Mason Fine Art.

Moxley is a self-taught artist who creates photo-based mixed media works. She spends much of her time chronicling the lives of her children and her surroundings, creating works that emote childhood memories for the viewer. Pam finishes each of the works with a poured layer of high gloss resin or wax. The combination of these techniques brings each of these individual works of art to life. Mixing the distress of the transfers with the brilliance of the resin creates a beautiful mix of nostalgia and high concept polish. Pam has been exhibiting her work throughout the US for the last several years and has had many solo exhibits. Pam's work is held in many private and public collections.

Tracy Murrell
Are We Walking Through Dreams ..., 2019
High gloss enamel, Terraksin paper, encaustic rice paper, resin
12 x 12 inches

Tracy Murrell is an Atlanta-based visual artist. She has exhibited in numerous group, solo, and juried exhibitions and her work has been featured in art publications. Murrell has been awarded artist's residencies at The Hambidge Center for the Arts, Atlanta Printmakers Studio, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center's Nexus Fund, and Green Olive Arts in Tetouan, Morocco. Recently she was awarded a Brown University's Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America (CSREA) Practitioner Fellowship for Spring 2022. Currently she is working on her first museum solo exhibition, "Dans l'espoir d'un Avenir Meilleur (In Hope for a Better Future) ... Exploring Haitian Migration" opening in 2022 at Hammonds House Museum.

Robert Sherer
Rorschach #7, 2020
HIV- Blood on Paper
28 x 27 x 1 inches
Courtesy of Gallery 378.

Robert Sherer received his BFA from Georgia State University and his MFA from Edinboro University. He is an internationally exhibiting multimedia artist whose work explores race, gender, sexuality and Southern identity. Psychologists use Rorschach inkblots to analyze patients' interpretations and emotional functioning. The tests are especially useful in cases where sexually repressed patients are reluctant to describe their thoughts openly. There is an undeniable connection between Rorschach images and blood divination. His work with blood as a medium was recently featured in Art Papers. As with all works of art, the only important thing about this piece is what you see in it. Sherer 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; Sidetracks Gallery, New Hope, PA., and 378 Gallery, Atlanta, GA. He is a professor of art at Kennesaw State University.

Parker Thornton
Tree Rings (for Daphne), 2021
Latex, silk organza hand-dyed with red cabbage, oak, and poplar
8 x 16 inches, Framed 28 x 16 inches

Parker Thornton is an artist, writer, and professor who lives and works in Atlanta, GA. She earned her BA in English Literature and Studio Art from Oglethorpe University in 2013 and her MFA in Photography from Georgia State University in 2020. Her practice includes sculpture, photo/video, and writing. She has exhibited work internationally at Whitespace, Historic Oakland Cemetery, and National Centre for Contemporary Art in Belarus, with solo shows in Florida and Atlanta. Parker has been an artist-in-residence at Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences (2021) and Burren College of Art in Ballyvaughan, Ireland (2019). In 2019 she was granted a scholarship to attend Anderson Ranch Art and won "Best in Show" at Day and Night Projects (Atlanta, GA).

Penny Treese
Ephemeral Figure-Sitting in Silence, 2019
Unique Photographic print, distressed with rainwater, encaustic wax, created on birch panel
24 x 32 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Capturing the raw beauty and fragility of the female form, Penny's work is a study in self-love, authenticity, and the acceptance of imperfection. She is an esteemed full-time artist with award-winning works in numerous galleries and private collections. She exhibits and instructs locally and internationally, actively volunteering with non-profits providing art healing to women and teenage girls. Her latest collaborative venture helps women to realize their inner light through art + photographic transformational experiences. Recently exhibiting co-created artwork in 2021 Venice Biennial and 2022 Barcelona Biennial with renown photographer and creative partner, Liz Stubbs.

Jeffrey H. Wilcox Paclipan
Levitate, 2020
Puzzles, paper, metallic pearl paint
22 x 15 x 7 inches
Courtesy of Jennifer Balcos Gallery.

Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan was born in Balibago, Philippines. 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, MINT Gallery, Mason Fine Art, Galerie Tew, Bill Lowe Gallery, Mammal Gallery, Life on Mars, NY, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, NY. Atlanta-area museums and public institutions include Marietta Cobb Arts Museum, Slotin Folkfest, Chastain Arts Center, Fulton Country Arts and Culture Acquisition Program, High Rise Show with ShowerHaus Gallery, The Atlanta Financial Center, Lenox Square, ARTFIELDS 2020/21. Paclipan's mixed media college submission 'Salvador Del Mundo' was highlighted in a Miami Herald art review of the 36th Hortt Museum Exhibition in 1994. Jeffrey is currently a resident of the Studio Artist Program at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center represented at Jennifer Balcos Gallery.

Antoine Williams
There Will Be No Miracles Here, 2021
Mixed media
15 x 11 inches

Antoine Williams' interdisciplinary practice is an investigation of power and perception through the lens of critical race theory. Heavily influenced by science fiction, and his rural, working-class upbringing in Red Springs, North Carolina, Antoine has created his own mythology about the complexities of contemporary Black life. An artist-educator, Antoine received his BFA from the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, and his MFA from UNC Chapel Hill. He helped start the God City Art Collective in Charlotte, where he participated in a number of socially engaged, community-based art projects. He is a member of the North Carolina Black Artists for Liberation (NCBAFL). A group dedicated to making art institutions in North Carolina more equitable spaces for BIPOC communities. In 2020, Antoine partnered with a number of museums to fundraise for Black Lives Matter and organizations protesting the criminal justice system. He also worked with the Biden/Harris campaign creating public art to spur Black voter turnout to counter voter suppression. He has exhibited in a number of places, including at the Mint Museum of Art, Michigan State University, Columbia Museum of Art, Smack Mellon Brooklyn, 21c Museum, Elsewhere Museum, The McColl Center of Art and Innovation, the California Museum of Photography as well as many other venues. He has taken part in a virtual residency at The Center For Afrofuturist Studies, in 2022 he is slated to attend the Joan Mitchel Residency in New Orleans and is in the 2021 Drawing Center viewing program, He is also a recipient of the 2017 Joan Mitchell Award for Painters and Sculptors and the 2018 Harpo Foundation Grant Award. His work is in the collection of the Mint Museum and the North Carolina Museum of Art. He's given talks at Auburn University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Williams is an associate professor of art at Guilford College.

Jamele W. Wright, Sr.
Gentle Whisper: Compline 2, 2021
Mixed Media on Watercolor paper
6 x 12 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Born and raised in Ohio, at the age of 22, Jamele Wright, Sr. moved with his family to Atlanta, Georgia. While raising a family Jamele produced art, jazz, and poetry events throughout Atlanta. Realizing that there were many young artists not being represented he started a gallery called Neo Renaissance Art House. After curating the gallery for over a year Jamele was inspired to pursue his own artistic career. After a number of solo and group exhibitions Mr. Wright graduated from Georgia State University with a B.A. in Art History. He concentrated on African and African American Contemporary Art. Jamele graduated with Masters of Fine Art from School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, New York. He completed a fellowship at Project for Empty Spaces in Newark, New Jersey as well as a residency at Hambidge Art Center, Rabun Gap, Ga. He currently maintains his practice in Atlanta, Georgia.