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DOWN HOME
ON THE FARM EXHIBITION DATES: FEBRUARY 1 - MARCH 18 Living in an urban setting, our lives are a constant hustle and bustle of activity. The landscape of our towns has certainly evolved from a rural setting to modern suburbia. Artists are invited to share their vision, memory and/or history of those things that represent 'Down Home on the Farm.' Folk art to fine art welcomed in all media. |
COLOR AND LIGHTDecember 7, 2022 - January 28, 2023
The Alpharetta Arts Center, in partnership with Arts Alpharetta, hosts Color and Light, a gallery exhibition featuring 3 artists in the Atlanta area: Eric Albright, Peter Ho, and Denise Jennings. Each of these artists is masterful at capturing color and light through moving and inspirational techniques in their individual media. While each has a unique style, viewers will find commonalities in their grand and refined interpretations of color and light in our world. |
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Exhibition and competition of the Georgia Nature Photography Association; photography exhibition of varied categories by professional, novice and student photographers.
On view: September 28-October 28 Reception October 9, 3-5 PM Light food & beverage, artworks available for purchase, free to the public. |
COLORS OF INDIAAugust 1 - September 23, 2022
Reception: August 6, 5 - 7 pm Closing Reception: September 17, 4:30-8:30pm Showcasing work by artists in the India American Cultural Association - This exhibition is by artists of the Indian Diaspora, featuring artists of Indian origin. This exhibit showcases the creativity of Georgia's very own talented Indian artists, who hope to break down barriers and foster intercultural understanding and appreciation for the Indian culture. Click HERE for the article "Indian Culture Claims Space at the Alpharetta Arts Center" by Amber Perry in the August 12, 2022 Issue of the Alpharetta-Roswell Herald. |
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JUNETEENTH:
WHAT FREEDOM MEANS TO ME June 7 - July 29, 2022 Reception: June 11, 5 - 7 pm Celebrations…we love them. Birthdays, anniversaries, holidays...count us in! But there is a new national holiday that resides within a category all its own. That holiday - Juneteenth - honors June 19, 1865’s “General Order No. 3” which informed the slaves in Texas (the last to be notified) that they were free. |
Paint the Town5-day, Annual Artist Invitational May 17-21, 2022 Artists painting live and on site at well-known locations throughout Alpharetta including downtown as well as City parks, gardens and more. Multiple opportunities to purchase original art created on site during the event and exhibition. Proceeds from the event directly fund two Arts Alpharetta initiatives: the ongoing public art program and “Take Out Art” which supplies free art kits to children in need in our community. |
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