Opening Reception Sep 18 6- 8pm

Jackson Fine Art is pleased to exhibit new works by Masao Yamamoto and John Chiara throughout October. Yamamoto is known for his snapshot-sized monochromatic works, often presented in installations by the hundreds. His use of mixed media techniques and aged texturing recalls "memories dropping out of drawers." Recently, Yamamoto has been focusing on his Kawa=Flow series, emphasizing individual photographs as well as the collective entity.

San Francisco-based artist John Chiara combines photography and sculpture to create first-generation unique prints - without the use of film. Shooting with a handbuilt camera on a flatbed trailer, Chiara exposes and manipulates his images in situ. We're excited to bring Chiara's Mississippi photographs, taken over the course of one year in Coahoma County, MS, to the south.

Both exhibitions open with a reception and artist talk September 18-19 and will be on view throughout October as Atlanta Celebrates Photography.

Exhibition Sep 18 - Oct 31

Artist's Talk Sep 19 11:00 am

Artist's Reception Sep 19 10am- 12pm

Jerry Park calls his SlowExposures satellite solo show "Slow Roads Tennessee" which will be featured at A Novel Experience in Zebulon through October. He set out to see if he could capture "lasting goodness" along state, county and local two-lanes in the Volunteer State. He uses a Holga $25 plastic film camera to give the images an ageless feel, with the occasional streak of light across the picture and dark, ill-focused corners. Jerry says that toward the end of his journey across every county in the state, several of the photos began to dictate their stories, or poems, or essays to him--he wrote them down "as best as I could" and includes them in the show. SlowExposures invites visitors to meet Jerry at a brunch reception in his honor on Saturday, September 19th from 10 am to noon at the bookstore, A Novel Experience in Zebulon.

Exhibition Sep 17 - Oct 31

Artist's Reception Sep 19 12pm- 3pm

The Artists Atelier Gallery and Studios are proud to present the work of the photographic artists from the Atlanta Artist Center's Photography Salon. This is a group of dedicated photographers who strive for studied artistic expression, while maintaining exacting technical excellence. Members regularly achieve juried placements and awards for photographic work that not only, "pushes the envelope," but helps define it. Photographs using traditional processes, new processes and experimental processes will be featured.

"We have found that the association with a group of outstanding artists in all media, such as those at the Artists Atelier has broadened and nurtured our creativity and challenged our thinking about what is possible with photography," said H. Gay Allen, Founder and Chairman of the salon.

The Artists Atelier is a working artists' studio where Georgia painters, sculptors and photographers create display and sell their work to emerging and advance collectors. The Atelier was founded by well-known artist Ouida Canaday in 1985 and was the first artist co-op in Atlanta.

The public is invited to attend one of two receptions, either Saturday, September 19, or Saturday, October 17, from 12 noon until 3 p.m. These events are a part of Miami Circle's Art Walk.

Artist's Reception Oct 17, 12-3pm

Opening Reception Sep 18 5- 7pm

Since 2003, the fine art photography festival that celebrates the complexity, the beauty, and the contradictions of the rural American South. Join us in Pike County (one hour south of Atlanta's Hartsfield Jackson Airport) for "Four Slow Days" of juried exhibitions, satellite shows, panel discussions, the Saturday Supper with concert by The Red Wine Effect, and our legendary hospitality. We welcome 2015 Jurors Jerry Atnip and John Bennette who have selected over 75 images, representing work of over 50 photographers for the main exhibition in Concord, Georgia.

New this year: The PopUp Tour. Six satellite shows juried by Richard McCabe, hung in nontraditional spaces--barns, stables, old tenant houses, and the Pike County Courthouse. Visitors can purchase a specially-designed Passport that entitles them to participate in a drawing for prints by the participating artists. Join us in honoring 2014 winner Ashley Kauschinger who will present her solo show, "Questions of Origin" at the Whiskey Bonding Barn and join NPR's Celeste Headlee and Dr. Karen Lacey for our Georgia Humanities discussion "Designing Women and Daughters: Metaphor and Symbolism in Pictures". Nashville photographer Jerry Park will present work from his project shooting the timeless scenery of Tennessee's back roads.

Exhibition Sep 17 - Sep 20

2015 Jurors Talk and J.A.M. Sep 20 11am - 3pm

Opening Reception Oct 1 5- 7pm

Here's your passport to see China today. Visit the small towns where time has stood still and the ancient culture prevails. See the explosive growth of Shanghi, the world's largest and fastest growing city. Welcome aboard.

Exhibition Sep 20 - Oct 30

Artist's Talk & Book Signing Sep 26 4pm

AIR Serenbe & Jackson Fine Art welcome Andrew Moore to Georgia for a residency to support his most recent body of work that captures the American South. Throughout Moore's 35-year photographic career, he has positioned himself at the forefront of contemporary photography, capturing places of historical significance at times of transition. His work in Cuba, Russia, and post-recession Detroit has garnered international attention; now his interest has turned to a regional exploration of the United States, particularly the American South, an area that has fascinated him since he first began to take pictures. During his time here, Andrew will use Serenbe as a hub and launching point to explore the ins and outs of this state.

Residency Sep 21 - Sep 30

ART OVER DINNER: Artist's Dinner Sep 27 6pm

Artist's Talk, Opening Reception Sep 24 6- 9pm

Exhibition Sep 24 - Oct 30

Exhibition Sep 25 - Nov 18

From a nationwide call for entries, Amy Miller, executive director of ACP, curates this sixth annual exhibition showcasing 15 artists.

Opening Reception Sep 25 6:30- 8:30pm

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia presents Sheila Pree Bright's exhibition: "1960 Now." Sheila Pree Bright, born 1967, is a fine art photographer based in Atlanta. Her large-scale works combine a wide-ranging knowledge of contemporary culture, while challenging perceptions of identity. "1960 Now" is a documentary project showing images of past and present figures of the Civil Rights Movement. This work is an evolution of "1960 Who," a photographic portraiture street series that depicted unknown youth leaders of the Civil Rights Movement from 50 years ago, who took a stand for human rights. Sheila Pree Bright is a 2014/2015 Working Artist Project winner. Each funded year, MOCA GA holds a metro-wide competition to select three working artists based on their talent, professionalism, and their proven ability to complete the project. The MOCA GA Working Artist Project is a year long program that supports metropolitan Atlanta visual artists, expands the Museum's mission, and strengthens the arts and cultural component of Atlanta. Other 2014/2015 Working Artist Project winners, Jonathan Bouknight and Sarah Emerson, will also present solo exhibitions.

Exhibition Sep 25 - Nov 28

Opening Reception Sep 25 6:30- 9:30pm

'I am' presents a collection of photographs inspired by that longtime question: Who am I? There are a myriad of ways to reflect on and present this question. The works by Sandrine Arons, Rose M. Barron, Hastings Huggins and Alexandra Marrero are explorations of this journey. They traverse different times, locations, moods and settings and portray personal celebrations, quests and examinations of and by the artists. They are introspective, atmospheric and unpredictable; asking us to question how we perceive and choose to represent ourselves.

Exhibition Sep 25 - Oct 3

Oct 1 11am- 2pm

Exhibit your photographs at Ponce City Market - open to the public!

Sat, Sept. 26: 10am-4pm
Photographers of all ages are invited to hang their best photo(s) at our Ponce City Market pop-up gallery.

Hours for viewing:
Thursday & Friday 11am- 2pm (October 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22)
Saturday 10am - 4pm (October 3, 10, 17)
Sunday 12pm - 4pm (September 27, October 4, 11, 18)
Fri, October 23rd & Sat, October 24th, photographs removed 10am-1pm

This is an opportunity for photographers of all ages and with all levels of experience to exhibit their work and to compete for prizes. You are invited to hang your best photo; the best you've ever taken, or the best you've taken this week!

The general public (yes, you!), Elementary Schools, Middle Schools, High Schools and Senior Centers are encouraged to participate. Prizes will be awarded in nine categories, judged by the staff of Creative Loafing.

Photographs must be hung on Saturday, September 26th, between 10am and 4pm, and must be picked up Friday, October 23rd or Saturday, October 24th, between 10am and 1pm. Please bring unmounted, un-matted photographs, as images will be adhered to the wall with painter's tape. Framed photographs cannot be used.

This event is free and open to the public. Parking on-site, or arrive via the BeltLine.

In Partnership with Ponce City Market and Creative Loafing.

Closing Reception Sep 25 7:30- 9:30pm

APG Executive Director Beth Lilly curates an exhibition of exciting new work showcasing the talent of APG's membership. Founded over 25 years ago, APG continues its mission to provide the opportunities and support for photographers to further their artistic development and to create a photographic community for all individuals interested in contemporary photography.

Exhibition Aug 26 - Oct 3

Juror's Talk Sep 26 2pm - 3pm

Artist's Talk & Book Signing Sep 26 4pm

AIR Serenbe & Jackson Fine Art welcome Andrew Moore to Georgia for a residency to support his most recent body of work that captures the American South. Throughout Moore's 35-year photographic career, he has positioned himself at the forefront of contemporary photography, capturing places of historical significance at times of transition. His work in Cuba, Russia, and post-recession Detroit has garnered international attention; now his interest has turned to a regional exploration of the United States, particularly the American South, an area that has fascinated him since he first began to take pictures. During his time here, Andrew will use Serenbe as a hub and launching point to explore the ins and outs of this state.

Residency Sep 21 - Sep 30

ART OVER DINNER: Artist's Dinner Sep 27 6pm

Workshop Sep 26 8pm - 6pm

NG3C Photo Contest between photo teams and camera clubs in the North Georgia and Tennesse areas. Camera club members will have one day to shoot selected topics and turn them in to be judges. Prizes of $2500 will be awareded by Showcase Photographics. Other doorprizes will be given. There are opportunities for individual and team prizes. It's a full day of photography and is loads of fun. Entrants must belong to an area camera club of a team of photograpers. For complete details and fees, see the website at www.ng3c.org. If you are not in a club or on a team, you can find out how to join on the website.

Meet-up Sep 26 1 -3:00pm

Artist's Talk Sep 26 11am- 12pm

Meg Partridge will join us (via Skype) to discuss Cunningham's work.

Exhibition Sep 26 - Nov 7

Seldom seen work by three master photographers.

Artist's Talk & Book Signing Sep 26 4pm

AIR Serenbe & Jackson Fine Art welcome Andrew Moore to Georgia for a residency to support his most recent body of work that captures the American South. Throughout Moore's 35-year photographic career, he has positioned himself at the forefront of contemporary photography, capturing places of historical significance at times of transition. His work in Cuba, Russia, and post-recession Detroit has garnered international attention; now his interest has turned to a regional exploration of the United States, particularly the American South, an area that has fascinated him since he first began to take pictures. During his time here, Andrew will use Serenbe as a hub and launching point to explore the ins and outs of this state.

Residency Sep 21 - Sep 30

ART OVER DINNER: Artist's Dinner Sep 27 6pm