The Dalton Gallery @ Agnes Scott College

“Growth Spurt” in Old 4th Ward this Saturday

ascdaltongallery — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:53:44 +0000

Exploring visual tactility at Danneman's Coffee for one night only.

Former Agnes Scottie Rhonda Lowry (now studying at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago) sent an invitation to a show she’ll be a part of this Saturday night. “Growth Spurt,” which will be shown for one night only on this Saturday, 11/21, and is the collaborative effort of 6 (mostly) Atlanta-based fiber artists (Ms. Lowry, April Leigh, Masha Kouznetsova, Aubrey Lonley-Cook, Corinne Kornder, and Jane Gillian Morrow). As the event info indicates, “the artists in this exhibit use their chosen processes of knitting, embroidery, twisting, binding, and much more to give life to material, to experiment with form and embellishment, and to expand our perception.” Sounds pretty cool!
The show will run from 5pm-midnight in the upstairs of Danneman’s Coffee.

Danneman’s Coffee is located at 466 Edgewood Avenue in Atlanta, at the corner of Edgewood Ave. and Boulevard. No cost for attendance (though you should probably buy some coffee while you’re there).

Oh! Hey there!

ascdaltongallery — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 01:45:27 +0000

Welcome to the brand spankin’ new blog of the Dalton Gallery at Agnes Scott College! We are (physically) located in the most dynamic women’s college of the South, just outside of beautiful Atlanta, Georgia. Through special events, exhibitions and educational programming, the Dalton strives to promote a lifelong passion for art at the College and beyond!

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“Soft Trap: Paintings”&”Withershins: A Sculptural Work”: On view at Whitespace Gallery

ascdaltongallery — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 03:30:21 +0000

“Soft Trap: Paintings,” an exhibit by Atlanta artist Sara Emerson, is on view in conjunction with artist Jeff Grant’s “Withershins: A Sculptural Work” at the Whitespace Gallery until October 16, 2009. Emerson recently completed a mural to stand on the first floor of the McCain Library at Agnes Scott College.

Whitespace Gallery. 814 Edgewood Ave. Atlanta, GA 30307. Open Wed-Sat, 11am-5pm or by appointment.