Past ART Station Gallery Series
ART Station 2012-2013 Gallery Series
Galleries are open Tuesday – Saturday 10 – 5, with extended summer hours.
March 29 – May 11, 2013
Monsters Galore! by Sarah Kargol
"The
artist must bow to the monster of his own imagination." R. Wright. Monsters
are a universal subject matter that allow viewers to safely place themselves
into the situations being depicted in her work. Sarah is a mixed-media artist
and a mother who is busily engaged in raising four young boys. they have
become a major source of inspiration; their daily antics, speech, and
curiosity all drive me to create. mixed media paintings evolve from materials
that have had past lives. buttons, fabric, and recycled images bring a sense
of nostalgia to the work by manipulating these recycled materials, giving them
a new and unexpected life.
DeKalb County Schools and Faculty Exhibition
Showcasing the work of DeKalb County’s Elementary, Middle and High School students and faculty.
January 12 – March 2, 2013
Branching Out Art by Tom Chambers
Each piece begins with a single stem. Limbs are added in an artistic pattern, replicating naturally occurring branches and creating one-of-a-kind framed or free -form wall sculpture or free-standing sculpture. A combination of wood and acrylic, the pieces give the illusion of naturally flowing branches. Each sculpture is one-of-a-kind, leaving the viewer to wonder if the piece was created by nature or by man.
Quilting in the Heartland by the Cotton Boll Quilters of Covington, GA
This group’s purpose is to preserve the tradition, culture and history of quilting, and to promote knowledge and understanding of the art of quilting to future generations.
November 10 – December 29, 2012
My Bungalow Home– by Wade Lincoln
Nashville artist Wade Lincoln works are of a distinctive style of heavily textured acrylic on canvas panel, reminiscent of stained glass. His work also is in the handcrafted quarter sawn oak frames with hand rubbed bungalow brown stain finish. He is greatly influenced by works of the Arts & Crafts era, like the art tile and pottery of Rookwood and Grueby, and the furniture of Stickley and the Roycrofters. Their work shows the deep, personal relationship between the craft and the craftsman. Elbert Hubbard, founder of the Roycroft Artisan Community, said, “Art is not a thing, it is a way.” This is Wade’s way.
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition Fall
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
ART Station 2012-2013 Gallery Series
August 25 – October 27, 2012
Portfolio Show
Graduating Gwinnett Technical photography students exhibit portfolios of commercial and fine art photography. Part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography.
ART Station 2011-2012 Gallery Series
June 2 – August 18, 2012
“Home and Heart”
by Cindy ThorntonFrom rope tied clouds and breezy trees, to curious homes and other whimsical subject matter, Orlando, FL artist Cindy Thornton’s work features an array of color and motion. Described as a “storybook-style painter” her paintings capture a whimsical mood through the use of expressive ‘fauve’ colors and fun subject matter. www.cindythornton.com
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition Summer
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
March 30 – May 19, 2012
"It's All About C
olour" by Sally Evans
Originally born in England, now based in Atlanta, Sally Evans paints, with an
abundance of colour, realistic landscapes and flower works on paper in
transparent watercolor and opaque gouache and abstracts in an American modernism
manner. http://web.mac.com/evanss24
"Inner City" by Sally Evans
DeKalb County Schools and Faculty Exhibition
Showcasing the work of DeKalb County’s Elementary, Middle and High School students and faculty.
January 14 – March 3, 2012 / March 17, 2012
“Pareidolia” by Eddie Carpenter
Pareidolia, a vague and random stimulus being perceived as significant. Eddie Carpenter’s acrylic paintings are mysterious yet oddly amusing. The proportions play and the blurring of the cartoon into portraiture is really just another way of holding two extremes in balance. http://www.edsart.org
"Fondue" by Eddie Carpenter
3-D Invitational
Featuring fine art and craft works in wood, glass, ceramics and gourds by Richard DeWalt, Linda Hirsch, Phil Kaufman, and Steven & Beth Radtke – Vincent van Gorde
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition Winter
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
November 12, 2011 – December 31, 2011
“Strange Stories
- The Art of Lostdogbob” by Bob Davis
Bob Davis’ art reflects the strange workings inside his head and outside in his world. Based in Athens, GA his day to day experiences are revealed in a palette filled with pure and brilliant hues as he sculpts animals and paints them, landscapes and other familiar strangers. www.lostdogbob.com
"Mundane Chores" by Bob Davis
3-D Invitational Exhibition
Featuring fine art and craft, original, one-of-a-kind works in wood, glass, ceramics and gourds by Richard DeWalt, Linda Hirsch, Phil Kaufman, and Steven & Beth Radtke – Vincent van Gourd
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition Fall
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
August 20 – October 29, 2011
Gwinnett Technical College Portfolio Show
The Commercial Photography program at Gwinnett Technical College provides a rich multidisciplinary environment for digital and traditional media instruction, research, and practice. The program focuses on the creative potential of each participant and fosters exceptional opportunities for innovative, interdisciplinary exploration of digital media and imaging. Gwinnett Tech offers a two year Associate in Applied Science Degree which includes a specialization in Digital Imaging Specialist.
Lab and studio areas are equipped with cutting edge digital equipment, Macintosh computers, Epson printers along with traditional studio equipment and lighting. Students are encouraged to blend the technologies and be unique in their personal vision. Students will graduate with a portfolio and participate in Atlanta Celebrates Photography with their Senior Show. www.gtcphoto.com
Photo by Rebekah J. Thomas
ART Station 2010-2011 Gallery Series
June 4 – August 13, 2011
“Endangered Species: Found Paper” As preserved in the fine art medium of collage.
An exhibit by the Atlanta Collage Society which was formed in 2006 to foster interest in the medium of collage, in order to enhance the understanding, appreciation and value of collage in the world of fine art. www.atlantacollagesociety.org
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition #3
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
"Ocean Glow" (detail) by Susan Ryles
March 25 – May 14, 2011
“Innocence” by H.C. Warner
Avondale Estates’ Alcove Gallery owner, H.C. Warner has a vision based upon the "Innocence" of youth producing imagery that connects with children as well as adults, with works in acrylics and mixed media, as well as digital design. http://www.alcovearts.com/hcwarner/index.shtml
DeKalb County Schools and Faculty Exhibition
Showcasing the work of DeKalb County’s Elementary, Middle and High School students and faculty.
January 22– March 18, 2011
“Choosing Joy” by Bailey Jack
Cartersville self taught artist Bailey Jack paints images that wrap around happiness in lazy days, innocent animals, St. Francis and Southern Americana.
"Moon Dog Holly Hocks" by Bailey Jack
Metal Sculpture works of Dennis Primm
Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, but with strong Hawaiian roots are ever present in his creations Dennis Primm transforms the rigid iron into peaceful, flowing pieces, reminiscent of island breezes and ocean waves. http://www.tanneryrowartistcolony.com/dennis.html
"4 Horns" by Dennis Primm
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition #2
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
November 13, 2010 – December 31, 2010
"QUILTING IN THE HEARTLAND" Featuring quilt artists members of
Cotton Boll Quilt Guild of Covington, Georgia.
This group’s purpose is to preserve the tradition, culture and history of quilting, and to promote knowledge and understanding of the art of quilting to future generations.
Tannery Row Group Show
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition #1 - Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
September 11 - October 30, 2010
Portfolio Presentation of the Graduating Commercial Photography Seniors of Gwinnett Tech
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Image by Brett May
Portfolio in 3D. A second and extremely unique show will be featured on the lower level of ART Station. This show will consist of 30 3D photography images.
www.gtcportfolioshow.com/ Both exhibits are part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography.
2009 – 2010 Gallery Series
May 27 – August 28, 2010
"The Heart's Universe" by Karen Cohen – A digital portrait artist, Karen paints figurative portraits of the human condition that are elemental and organic depicting the full range of human potential and emotion. www.kelisegallery.com
(detail) "Breathless" by Karen Cohen
Kiln-Formed Glass by Linda Hirsch Drawn to the versatility of the medium of fused or kiln-formed glass, Linda enjoys the challenge of simultaneously developing new techniques while creating interesting works. Her glass pieces are fun, functional, and decorative inspired from sources as varied as a simple logo or an elaborate mosaic. Her designs are often minimal, with their appeal deriving from the beauty of the glass and their ability to amuse and delight. www.hirschglass.com
"Looking for a Match" by
Linda Hirsch
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition #3 - Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
April 2 – May 15, 2010
DeKalb County Schools and Faculty Exhibition - Showcasing the work of DeKalb County’s Elementary, Middle and High School students and faculty.
"Contrast & Similarity in Relief" by Chuck Douglas - Contrast: Relief Prints (Printmaking) which express candid realism with identifiable subject matter. Similarities: Relief Prints which encompass forms created through various chiseling techniques. Abstract Paintings which use “relief” techniques through applied found (industrial salvaged) objects affixed to the painting surfaces.
January 23 – March 20, 2010 EXTENDED through March 26!
Body Shop Mike –
Splatter painting on car parts.Bart Webb Designs
- Bart Webb lives & works out of his studio/gallery in Avondale Estates GA. He now offers 2D & 3D metal sculpture for home, office or garden, as well as new 2D & 3D mixed media pieces ranging from Folk Art to ultra contemporary. www.bartwebbstudios.com
Hybrid by Bart Webb
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition #2
- Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artistsNovember 14, 2009 – January 2, 2010
“One-Of-A-Kind” The art of Charley Seagraves
Blurring the divisions between Painting and Sculpture, Charley explores a variety of playful forms inside as well as outside the box. His brightly colored constructions often incorporate found objects – wooden crutches, clocks, tools and other unique items.“Works of Bruce Holwerda”
Working with whimsical surrealistic subjects in a fantasy world, Bruce’s paintings are a unique blending of fine art with illustrative representation combining the human form with simple ideas, energetic poses and surreal portraits. www.bruceholwerda.com
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition #1
- Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.click here for a review of the exhibitions
September 12 – October 31, 2009
“To See My World” Photography by Don Hale - A native of upstage New York, Don Hale is a seasoned international traveler and photographer with a unique eye for perspective, contrast and content. His subjects vary from the whimsical, to the sublime to the most thought provoking images exploring the human condition. His photography is taken digitally, but never manipulated by computer. This is Don’s first exhibition in the Atlanta area.
Photo by Don Hale
Gwinnett
Technical College - Graduating photography students exhibit portfolios of commercial and fine art photography. www.gtcportfolioshow.com. Both exhibits are part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography.2008 – 2009 Gallery Series
March 27 – May 16, 2009
“Bosco’s People” by Bosco
Brazilian born artist, Bosco, shares
the bright, happy side of life using various technique and painting styles,
mixing abstract, minimalism, and figuration with a very unique view of Bosco’s
world. www.boscoartstudio.blogspot.com
DeKalb County Schools and Faculty Exhibition
Showcasing the work of DeKalb County’s Elementary, Middle and High School students and faculty.
January 17 - March 21, 2009
Works of Carol Washburn
Portofino, Italy by Carol Washburn
"Inspired" Ceramic works by Barry Gregg
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition I
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member
artists.
September 8 – November 1, 2008
Women in Focus XV
A member exhibit of Women in Focus, an artist-initiated organization of women photographers who have joined together to support and promote the photographic arts in Atlanta. Founded in 1993 by a small group of women, WIF has blossomed into a thriving organization of 77 active members. www.womeninfocus.us/
Gwinnett Technical College
Graduating photography students exhibit portfolios of commercial and fine art photography. www.gtcportfolioshow.com/
Both exhibits are part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography. www.acpinfo.org
November 15 – December 27, 2008
“Organica” by MJ Villanueva
A painter of contemporary abstract works on canvas, his compositions are a fusion of color, texture and movement achieved through the application of oil and acrylic paints, with organic material. The colorful, soothing images reveal themselves through the artist's exploration of media and technique. www.newvillageartworks.com/
Sculpture by Dave Taylor
Unique steel assembled sculptures with found objects of a wide variety of animals. www.firesteelrust.com
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition I
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
2007 – 2008 Gallery Series
June 7 – August 24, 2008
ART from the Heart - Portraits of Georgia's Fallen Heroes
Atlanta Fine Art League a group of Atlanta area professional artists, working
in representational genres and multiple mediums to offer opportunities for
community service, to give back in unique ways with their art. Art From the
Heart, are portraits of Georgia's service men and women who have died in
the line of duty while in Afghanistan and Iraq.
One of the portraits on display (artist Vivian Moody)
Off the Edge art by Bob McGill
An exhibition of Whimsical Folk Art with unique painted frames.
Electric Pears by Bob McGill
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
March 28 – May 24, 2008
Experiental Textures in Watermedia by Robin Howe Townsend. Robin Howe Townsend is a versatile artist alternating from the whimsical to the impressionist to the abstract. Recognized for here colorful landscapes of Tuscany and Provence, she also works with her fingers, tissue paper and dollar store items reflecting her personal joy in the artistic process.
Textile Works of Betsey VonDreele
Betsey VonDreele manipulates small strips of fabric, natural materials and found objects into collages recreating the landscapes and moods of the East Cost shores from the rocky coast of Maine, to the Nantucket moors, to the Delaware seashore where she now lives.
Dune Crossing 2 by Betsey VonDreele
DeKalb School System Annual Art Exhibition
ART Station Artistic Director, David Thomas, met featured artist Betsey VonDreele at an arts festival last year in Rohoboth Beach, DL. David says "After seeing Betsey's art, I invited her to exhibit in our galleries in Stone Mountain. I am sure that her technique, style, execution and subject matter will be a big hit for our gallery, theatre patrons and students." Viewed from a distance her work is often mistaken for painting, a trick of the eye which is revealed upon close examination of the details. Small scraps of fabric are cut, frayed, gathered, manipulated and then sewn on muslin using applique, quilting, and embroidery techniques. Typical materials include contton, hand-dyed silk, metallic threads, natural materials and the occasional found object. When the fabrics are sewn in successive layers starting at the horizon line and working forward in the landscape, the effect is 3-dimensional. When the handstiching is complete, the muslin edges are turned in to finish off the piece and secure the stiching. Framing completes the work. Betsey received her art training at Drew University, The Art Institute of Pittsburgh and the Rhode Island School of Design. Her works will be on view from March 28th - May 24.
Also Showing in the ART Station Gallerires are Experimental Textures in
Watermedia, by Robin Howe Townsend
Robin is a versatile artist alternating from the whimsical to the impressionist
to the abstract. Without any formal art school training, Robin picked up art at
the age of 40. Instead of relying on rules, exacting perspective or anatomical
study, she just immersed herself in "play." Her work reflects her personal joy
in the process ... all energy and spontanaiety. For more information on Robin
Howe Townsend click
here. The Upstairs Galleries are currently featuring the works of the art
students and faculty from the DeKalb County Schools. This is the 12th year that
ART Station has collaborated with the DeKalb School system to present a county
wide exhibition of student and faculty work. The upstairs front gallery spot
lights the work of the elementary students, while the back gallery show cases
all of the middle and secondary schools in DeKalb County. The Conference room
holds the DeKalb County Art Faculty exhibition.
November 10 – December 30, 2007
8th Annual Georgia Women’s Caucus for Art Member Show
The Women's Caucus for Art of Georgia is a diverse group of sculptors, painters, photographers, and illustrators and is the Atlanta chapter of the national organization. The Women's Caucus for Art has championed the contributions of women in the arts professions since the emergence of the women's art movement over thirty years ago.
Building on the Past 3 by Barb Rehg
visit the Women’s Caucus for Art website at http://www.wcaga.org
Pieces of Life Make Art - Mosaic Art by Kathy Bruce
Kathy Bruce is a self-taught mosaic artist who specializes in indoor and
outdoor sculptures. Each one of a kind creation is assembled with pieces
selected from materials including stained glass, broken china, stones, shells
as well as costume jewelry, old coins, trinkets, glass beads and pearls.
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
January 19 – March 23, 2008
Works of Spivey Creations
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eautiful, thought-provoking, and wildly imaginative. Stylish, contemporary, esoteric, yet functional. Specializing in metal welding, modern artist Derrick Spivey combines these elements in a fascinating and intriguing way, into something far from the ordinary.
The Artists of Pine Lake
The Pine Lake community is home to many talented and varied artists who thrive in a tight-knit community where public green spaces and the lake are a focal point. A planned resort city where parks were fewer than 10 houses away for everyone, today Pine Lake remains a retreat where residents live and create year round.
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
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September 8 – October 27, 2007
The Photography of David Fine
Photographs and coppergraphs by photographer, David Fine. Creation of the "Coppergraph" is a film based image that is scanned on a sheet of copper. Every piece of copper brings it’s own tone, imperfections, and surface quality that are translated to the finished image making each one an original.
Gwinnett Technical College
Graduating photography students exhibit portfolios of commercial and fine art photography.
These exhibits are part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography
2006 – 2007 Gallery Series
September 16 – October 29, 2006
“Compositions of Nature”
Photographs by National Geographic photographer, Peter Essick
Gwinnett Technical College
Graduating photography student exhibition
November 11 – December 30, 2006
“Barns” by Melinda Clair Callaghan
Painterly images of country barns
“Expressions in Raku”
Expressive slab built raku-fired clay masks by Phil Kaufman
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition
January 13 – March 18, 2007
“Recent Works by Kristin Thorsen”
Acrylic on canvas
“Stone Mountain: More than a War Monument” The Art of Maurice Clifford
Art works evoking the infinite in the finite, the invisible in the visible, the past and future in the present.
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition
click here for an artist prospectus
March 23 – May 20, 2007
“Shalom & Salaam: Sharing Our Traditions” The Art of Flora Rosefsky & Helen Zughaib
Flora Rosefsky creates mixed-media collages inspired by her Jewish heritage and
Helen Zughaib’s, a native of Lebanon, works in gouache reflect influences of
both Middle Eastern and American cultures
Wedding Traditions by Flora Rosefsky
Planting Olive Trees by Helen Zughaib
DeKalb County Secondary School and Faculty Exhibition
June 2 – August 19, 2007
Southeastern Pastel Society 2007 Members’ Juried Exhibition
Member organization dedicated to promoting pastel as a medium in the Southeast.
“Through Innocent Eyes” Recent Works by Harold Crowell
Imaginative, bright and fun acrylic on canvas
Men at the Circus by Harold Crowell
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2005-2006 Gallery Series
September 10 - November 6, 2005
Middle East Travel Seminar (METS)
Photography Exhibitions
Gwinnett Technical College Photography Exhibition
Graduating photography students exhibit portfolios.
In conjunction with Atlanta Celebrates Photography
November 19, 2005 - January 15, 2006
Paintings of Terry Peddle Corcoran
Colorful representations of the sun drenched
beaches of the Bahamas to the Architecture of Provence
entitled "Velleron Fountain"
French Impressionist Artist Frederic Payet
A self-taught French Impressionist Artist
entitled "Le moulin rouge"
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition
January 28 - March 26, 2006
Paintings by Malika Garrett
Faces of India
Paper Quilts of Lucinda Carlstrom
Piecework tapestries & constructions incorporating
various meduims in traditional American quilt patterns
March 30 - May 21, 2006
DeKalb County
Secondary School and Faculty Exhibition
Samuel O. Williams Retrospective
Expressive figures and abstracts by ART Station
Member Artist, Sam Williams
entitled "Gemini I"
June 3 - August 20, 2006
Works of Jigsaw James
Dynamic & dimension collide in living color
James L. Stanley, who works in many media, creates distinctive three dimensional wooden sculptures, painted in acrylic and oil, which have earned him the nickname Jigsaw James. Pieces of cut wood, large geometric shapes and portraits bridge the gap between painting and sculpture.
The Brown Sugar Stitchers Quilt Guild
Dynamic African American Quilts
ART Station Member Juried Exhibition
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
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ART Station 2004-2005 Gallery Series
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. & Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Admission is by donation
September 11 – October 31
“Illusions” Batik by Janet Searfoss
Batik is an Indonesian word meaning "wax writing". The 2,000 year old ancient art consists of hot wax applied to fabric and then immersed into dye. Janet uses Batik Imagery to create various perceptions of reality. The Batiks are intended to stimulate the viewer's imagination and soul.
Gwinnett Technical College Photography Exhibition
Graduating photography students exhibit portfolios.
In conjunction with Atlanta Celebrates Photography
November 13 – January 2
Works of Cher Thompson Austin
Exploring the many variables of
watercolor, acrylics, collage, and most recently fused and torched glass
assemblages. Cher incorporates her love of nature and color into painting
landscapes and abstract images that reveal dramatic energy and emotional
vibrancy.
Works of Design Spirit Studio
Features bright, fun ceramic tableware and whimsical art clocks by artists &
designers Spirit & Jake Anderson.
Where Art, Design and Imaginative Spirit
meet.....
Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #1
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
January 22 - April 3
Works of Christina B. Glennon
Whimsical watercolors featuring frogs, martini glasses and more.
Three Visions by PB&J Design
Works by Peggy Dana, Bob Burkhardt and Jack Simonetta in painting and mixed media
collage and digitally enhanced photography
Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #2.
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
April 16 - May 22
Works of Pat Pilkington
Bright and bold oil on canvas and watercolors using big colorful splashes of paint
applied with thick brushstrokes.
Colored Pencil Society of America
Atlanta District Chapter 107
Atlanta-area artists exhibiting works in a very versatile medium that is coming into its own.
Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #3
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
June 4 – August 21
Realism in Colored Pencil by Joe Lotz
Fine art from field to sea – Realistic landscapes, tropical seascapes and ocean themes
using the precise control of value with colored pencils.
Richard DeWalt & Steven and Beth Radtke
Steven and Beth are the creators of Vincent VanGourd – unique gourd art in
brilliant colors of nature, fruit and more.
Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #4
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists.
ART Station 2003-2004 Gallery Series
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. & Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Admission is by donation
September 6 – November 1
"The Immigrants"
an exhibition of mixed media by Pat Drew
Gwinnett Technical College Photography Exhibition
part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography
November 15 – January 18
Works of Timothy Michael, Marisa Marinetto, & Donna Hughes
exhibitions of pastel and acrylic works
"Urban Landscapes"
an exhibition of metal sculptures by Lana Garner
visit Lana's web site at:
http://www.accoutrementsetcinc.com/
Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #1
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
for examples of the works in this show, click here
January 31 - March 28
"Sacred Space"
Giclee prints of evocative images by Photographer Dennis Engleman
"Protaton" by Dennis Engleman
Works by Mildred Tapp
an exhibition by ART Station member artist, Mildred Tapp
Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #2
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
April 8 - May 23
Works by Flora Rosefsky
An exhibition of works of colorful paper cutouts
"Self Portrait" by Flora Rosefsky
DeKalb County Secondary School and Faculty Exhibition
(Opens April 15)ART Station proudly hosts this yearly event showcasing excellence
in the DeKalb County public schools.
June 5 - August 15
"Painting Life’s Joy"
An exhibition of uniquely vivid light-filled watercolor landscape and figure paintings by Jennifer Branch
Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #3
Showcasing works from ART Station’s member artists
2002/2003
Southeastern Pastel Society
Summer Series–Allison Lasley - Katherine T. Carter & Associates Exhibit
Primitive Works by Marius Valdez & B.J. Negret;
DeKalb County Secondary School and Faculty Exhibition
Imagining Nature–Abe Ordover - Katherine T. Carter & Associates Exhibit
A Natural Response–Mary Margaret Pipkin - Katherine T. Carter & Associates Exhibit
Member Juried Competition/Exhibition #3- Juror: Lisa Tuttle,
Artist/Consultant/AdministratorSomething Old, Something Black, Brown & Blue–Arthur Parks, Jr.;
Off the Edge Art–Bob McGill;
American Fine Craft Exhibition
Member Juried Competition/Exhibition #2- Juror: Jerry Cullum, Art Papers Senior Editor
The Figure-Member Juried Exhibition/Competition #1–
Juror: Jan Selman, Independent Consultant