Posts Tagged ‘ Saltworks Gallery ’

The imagery in Jiha Moon’s paintings can thunder with laughter, whisper of legends long forgotten and some yet to be lived, and shed mournful tears of dripping blue and pink paint. Her new exhibition, opening at Saltworks Gallery this Saturday, January 23, from 6-9PM, is titled Blue Peony and Impure Thoughts. As Atlanta-based curator...
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See below for visual arts events beginning Thursday, January 21. Please feel free to contact us about any corrections, updates, and new events to include in our lists!
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I’ve become a fan of DVD extras over the years. For that reason, I’ve provided a list of goodies loosely themed after Saltworks Gallery’s current exhibit. My review appears in today’s print edition of Creative Loafing. An excerpt: “But what does kung fu have to do with being black? Although Anderson’s mythology calls to mind...
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Between a series of drawings at Saltworks Gallery loosely themed after Kung Fu training manuals and the Avant Garden discussion panel on journalism and blogging at the Contemporary, there’s plenty of variety in the week ahead. Atlanta Celebrates Photography may be winding to a close, but life continues for the visual arts in...
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Don’t worry. If you’re not interested in seeing more photography, there’s still plenty of artwork in other media on view this weekend. (Take for instance the Leonardo da Vinci exhibit.) But if you are one of those camera-obsessed maniacs, prepare yourself for a total system shock.
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This Saturday, October 17, the Westside Arts District Art Walk will feature several events sponsored by Atlanta Celebrates Photography. Events will take place from 11AM to 5PM. Below you’ll find a list of highlights that piqued our interest:
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BurnAway.org returns from hiatus on Monday with full reviews, artist interviews, and studio visits. Until then, enjoy a busy weekend of art!
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In 1962, Gerhard Richter began his epic, encyclopedic work, Atlas, which consisted of some 3,800 photographic images of everything from amateur family photographs to landscapes. The archival works collage imagery in a way that analyzes both the specificity of each individual image, as well as the context that the images together create. Richter’s quote—“I...
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I’ve been thinking about the future lately, in light of the spectacular feedback we’ve received after GATHER Atlanta. It seems we’ve hit a nerve, in more ways than one.
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Elsewhere is a quiet, underwhelmingly beautiful show, a “sophomore” effort by curator Shinique Smith (herself an artist of some note). Dreamily, Elsewhere pines toward nature and away from urbanism. (Of course, it’s funny that most of the artists in the show choose to live in the largest metropolis in America ….) From its location...
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