Callanwolde Gallery – Callanwolde – Fine Arts Center

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The Callanwolde Gallery

The Gallery is located on the second floor of the historic Candler Mansion. Ample free parking is available. Gallery viewing hours are:
Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. – Fridays, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. – Saturdays and Sundays, 9:00 a.m. to noon

Guests are welcome to visit the Gallery on weeknights until 8:00 p.m. However, some Gallery rooms may be inaccessible due to evening classes or other events. We suggest calling ahead (404-872-5338). 20% of all artwork sales benefit Callanwolde’s mission to preserve the historic Candler Estate and to offer fine arts and outreach to the community. Callanwolde is handicapped accessible and has 24 hour security and video surveillance.

Current Exhibition

Callanwolde 2018 Faculty Exhibition,
July 19 – September 16, 2018

This exhibition features works by 32 Callanwolde teaching artists representing all of our visual arts departments: Pottery, Drawing and Painting, Photography, Textiles, Jewelry.

Participating Artists: Gayatri Baisiwala, Jennie Ashcraft Berman, Jessica Blinkhorn, Christina Bray, Lorraine Brennan, Lori Buff, Julia Burns, Mary Cobb, Martha Cook, Sandy Culp, David Damon, Miles Davis, Nathaniel Emerson, Bertha Escoto, Suzy Ferriss, Priscilla Fritsch, Kathryne Gould, Christopher Hall, Patrick Hobaugh, Michelle Kimmons, Travis Lindquist, Katie Miller, Aalia Mujtaba, Lynn Pollard, John Roberts, Lora Rust, Steve Schaefer, Christine Stanton, Laurie Steele, Douglas Tobin, Ana Vizurraga, Tripti Yoganathan

Christopher Hall – First Aid Flowers I – 30 x 40 2016

Sky Kim-han series

Upcoming Exhibition

Han, Photographs by Sky Kim
September 16 – November 9, 2018

“Han” is an emotion described as a mysterious and complex feeling of Koreans, which is embedded in their souls over thousands of years. It is sadness, a sense of bitterness, deep sorrow, and yet there is still hope. Han is an inherent characteristic of the Korean people and as such finds expression in nearly every aspect of Korean life and culture. The theme of the Han series illustrates this mystery of soul with traditional Korean dance performance in order to express the affection and strength of ordinary Korean people’s life and spirit.

In addition to the Han series, the artist will present works from two other series: 35^th days in september and vol iv.

Opening Ceremony: Thursday, September 20th, 7 – 9 PM. This event is free and open to the public. There will be a wine & beer bar + complimentary desserts available.

Artist Submission Information

Artists who wish to submit exhibition proposals should e-mail the following to Christina Bray, Gallery Director, at cbray@callanwolde.org. Please put “Gallery Submission” in the subject line. Please do not mail or hand-deliver your submission. Open to artists working in any 2D media or 3D media that can hang on the wall. Artists must be at least 18 years old and be residents of the metro Atlanta area.

– An artist statement about the body of work you are presenting for review
– A resume and/or short bio
– A link to your website (strongly preferred) or 5-10 jpeg images of the artwork being proposed
– Any other relevant materials, such as press coverage