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New Exhibits Opening this Week

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  1. mastoplastica additiva mutuabile SPACES The Battery: Grand Opening Local Art Showcase (800 Battery Ave. SE Two Ballpark Center, Suite 100 Atlanta)Thu. November 9, 2017 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM EST    Enjoy an inspiring evening filled with local arts, live music, an open bar and appetizers as we celebrate our grand opening at Spaces the Battery. All ages are welcome so don’t hesitate to invite your family, friends and coworkers.
  2. dick und lang dick Opening Reception “Art Portraits: Portrait of the Artist” by Michael D. Harris (September Gray Art Gallery 75 Bennett Street Northwest #Suite 0-2 Atlanta)  7:00 PM – 9:00 PM   Known for academic excellence, Harris holds a number of M.A. degrees and a Ph.D. from Yale University and an M.F.A. in Painting from Howard University. His work in this show turns more toward photography.
  3. brustvergrößerung kiel “Imagine” art opening and reception for Ferney Coy (332 Ormond Street SE ,Suite 102 Atlanta) on 11/09/17 from 6-10pm.  Expose yourself to Art of Ferney Coy, a grafiti Artist from Bogota, Colombia. His art is colourful & bold, reminiscent of lunar landscapes, floral extravaganzas and anything you can imagine….

 

 

 

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New Exhibits this Week

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Ich brauche einen großen Penis The Art Farm  at Grange Hall in Chattahoochee Hills  presents a show of elegant botanical photography by Paula Susarte. Opening on October 28th from 4-7pm come celebrate this exhibition of works. On view: Oct 28 – Nov 30.  All are welcome.

video interventi chirurgici al pene Artist Statement

The inspiration for this collection was nature. Each image reflects innocence and a pure, perfect moment of beauty. To be in contact with nature gives me the opportunity to be present, to stop my mind, to connect with myself. For me, these aspects bring Peace for the Soul.

The allure in taking the photographs not only came from capturing the form of each flower but also from capturing the light and background of the setting. In addition, editing the composition and the contrast within each image allowed me to provide balance and harmony to the final photograph. All the images in this collection were made many years ago. I have collected them from my archive to form the Peace for the Soul Collection.

This exhibition is dedicated to my beloved grandmother, Carolina Orlandi. During my childhood, I followed her around the garden, watching her care for each plant. She loved the process of growing flowers, and felt great joy when the flowers bloomed.

Also opening this week:

“BROKEN BUT HEALED“ Art Exhibit at the Defoor Centre in Atlanta, featuring artwork by: Marcus E. Bishop. OPENING RECEPTION OCT. 26th 2017 Time: 5:00pm to 9:00pm and artist meet and greet @ 6:30

 

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A Must See For Photography Buffs!

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OPENING SATURDAY OCTOBER 21ST

LUMIÈRE Gallery presents “The Collector’s Eye”

Opening Saturday October 21st featuring  20th Century photography, sculpture and books featuring important works and highlights the artists behind the art. Of the 100 works from 50 Master Photographers and Sculptors ,many were selected because they are iconic and others for compatibility with themes.

The show follows with a chronological focus with, Alfred Steiglitz, Paul Strand, Imogen Cunningham, Edward Weston, Ansel Adams and Dorothea Lange . . . each pioneers in their own right-who influenced each other.

 

 

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3 Must See Exhibits This Week

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  1. Michael C. Carlos Museum – For sports fans, there’s nothing better than an impossible catch or a buzzer beater. Any sports fan should love the exhibit, “And Something Magical Happened.”  The photos of Walter Iooss may have you cheering from the gallery.  Other exhibits include Threads of Time: Tradition and Change in Indigenous American Textiles, Divine Felines: Cats of Ancient Egypt, and Coiling Culture: Basketry Art of Native North America.
  2. Atlanta History Center’s Margaret Mitchell House   – An exhibit of photographs, “The South in Color,” the works of William Ferris runs through Nove. 26. The 49 images on display share the name of the photographer’s book of the same name, a work that was lauded for its intimate portrayal of African-American and white Southerners living their daily lives. Permanent exhibits include  Margaret Mitchell: A Passion for Character , The Making of a Film Legend: Gone With the Wind , and Stars Fall on Atlanta: The Premiere of Gone With the Wind.
  3. The Museum of Design Atlanta presents  “Text Me: How We Live in Language” explores how we use typography to visualize our personal stories across a wide variety of media in nearly every moment of our lives, from social networking to tattoos to way-finding signage to fine art, fast moving consumer goods, clothing, household goods and decoration. The original exhibition was curated by internationally renowned designer, writer, podcaster and brand strategist Debbie Millman.