Opening Reception Oct 2 6- 9pm

The Clique's 2015 exhibition is an eclectic collection of photographs from a collective of women photographers in Northeast Georgia. The Clique's goal is to experience the photographic arts by sharing our collective knowledge and skills, provide constructive critique to group members, and to serve as a resource for encouraging photography as a life-long skill for women of all ages. This exhibition will be held in conjunction with exhibitions at the Monroe Art Guild, and two other alternative spaces on Broad Street in Monroe, GA, during the month of October.

Exhibition Oct 1 - Oct 30

Opening Reception and Artist's Talk Oct 3 1 -3pm

The exhibition represents the diverse perspectives of spirituality from a collective of African-American Women Photographers.

Exhibition Oct 1 - Oct 31

The exhibition represents the diverse perspectives of spirituality from a collective of African-American Women Photographers.

Opening Reception and Artist Talk Oct 7 6 - 8pm

Sistagraphy, a collective of African-American Women photographers presents an exhibit of the new & emerging members. This exhibition is juried by Michi Meko. This event and exhibition will take place at West End Performing Arts Center, 945 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard, SW Atlanta, GA 30310 [Google Maps]

Opening Reception & Awards Oct 17 7- 9pm

Atlanta Photographic Society, APS, is a photography club established for the enjoyment of people sharing an interest in photography. APS is a non-profit organization established for photographers from the "Beginner to the Professional". Members participate in monthly and annual photo competitions and photo critiques, educational programs, field trips, and the annual awards banquet. Established over 45 years ago, we may be Atlanta's first photography club. Visit us at any of our regular meetings and look us over as many times as you wish.

Exhibition Oct 1 - Oct 25

Artist's Talk Oct 29 7- 9pm

With painstaking attention to composition, Kathryn Kolb finds images that resonate with the symmetries found within the fractal architecture of nature. Blending abstract design with details of "realness" she creates images that are perhaps more at home in the genre of painting than photography. Her goal is not so much to tell nature's story by illustrating scenes, but to reveal the universal forms that create meanings within scenes, which she discovers at times in the most ordinary places. Her keen observations and sense of enthusiasm come through with her use of design and lighting. The result is a sense of becoming engaged with nature's swirling, complex perfection that pervades her work in a subtle but addicting way. Kathryn's photographs in this show illustrate the geometric symmetry found in nature as well as the evolution of her photographic eye to more complex forms and compositional design patterns over time.

Exhibition Oct 1 - Oct 30

Open Studio Oct 1 - Oct 03

Drop in for a visit to see new and never before seen photographs, paintings and installations. Also, twenty years worth of framed and unframed photographs from older bodies of work will be for sale at reasonable prices to fund new projects. All titles and artist books published by All's Fair Press will also be available. Hours: Thursday, October 1 through Saturday, October 3, 10 AM - 5 PM. Friday, October 2, the studio will be open from 6-9 PM for drinks and light snacks. The studio is available at other times - please phone for an appointment. Noel is a 2015-16 Walthall Fellow and has exhibited her work across the US, as well as in Germany and China. Noel's work often deals with issues of technology, time and American individuality. Recently she has begun to make one of a kind photograms constructed from obsolete technologies such as typewriters and rotary dial phones.

Artist's Reception Oct 2 6pm -9pm

Open Studio Oct 1 1- 5pm

I have always been drawn to containers -- bottles, boxes, jars, vases, bowls -- even baskets and gourds. I have carved gourds, built dream boxes and spirit houses, collected assorted glass bottles and delighted in arranging them in new configurations. So what happens when you put a photograph in a bottle? A book? A box? Something precious is held more closely, protected, questioned and assigned valued. The collaboration innately invites the viewer to an intimate conversation. Like a good marriage, the two partners join to produce something new and unexpected. These pairings of photographs and containers evolved in a stream-of-consciousness process. They feel like my dreams, easy to decode on the exterior but with many possible layers of meaning. I invite you to the conversation, knowing that you bring your own container of ideas to the table. As you engage your imagination and become my partner, new thoughts and dreams will be transported into the container that is our world. In the end, they cannot be contained.

Exhibition Oct 2 - Oct 30

Persona is an exhibition of outstanding recent work created by SCAD Atlanta graduate and undergraduate photography students. With more than 50 photographs on view, Persona demonstrates the talent, personal vision and point of view that characterize SCAD student photographers. The exhibition features inventive and expressive approaches to portraiture such as cyanotypes, camera obscura, mixed media photo collage, multiple exposure, artist's books, digital color photography and black-and-white prints.

The exhibition features Hrishikesh Bhattar, Frances Claudio-Vargas, Alicia Collins, Stephanie Eley, Ervin Johnson, Matt King, Shoccara Marcus, Joshua McFadden, Tho Pham, Andrew Sisk and Julisiah Toney.

This exhibition is held in conjunction with Atlanta Celebrates Photography and is curated by Alexandra Sachs, curator of exhibitions, with the assistance of Michael O'Brien, chair of photography department, SCAD Atlanta.

Artist's Reception Oct 22 6 -7pm

Opening Reception Oct 2 5:30- 7:30pm

Our 2015 Annual Juried Photography Show and Competition features work by photographers from across the state. Judged by noted photographer Lucinda Bunnen.

Exhibition Oct 2 - Oct 30

Oct 2 6- 9pm

Entering its 4th year, ACP's collaborative program with inpatient teens at Scottish Rite and Egleston hospitals has impacted participants beyond everyone's expectations. Volunteer photographers have been leading teens to explore their identity (including or in spite of their diagnosis) through writing and photographic self-portraiture.

Special thanks to Mason Fine Art, Charlotte Dixon, Corinne Adams, the Child Life Specialists, Showcase Photo & Video, and Digital Art Studio.

Admission is free. Free parking on site.

Exhibition Oct. 2 - Nov 7

Opening Reception Oct 2 6- 9pm

The Clique's 2015 exhibition is an eclectic collection of photographs from a collective of women photographers in Northeast Georgia. The Clique's goal is to experience the photographic arts by sharing our collective knowledge and skills, provide constructive critique to group members, and to serve as a resource for encouraging photography as a life-long skill for women of all ages. This exhibition will be held in conjunction with exhibitions at the Monroe Art Guild, and two other alternative spaces on Broad Street in Monroe, GA, during the month of October.

Exhibition Oct 1 - Oct 30

Opening Reception Oct 2 6- 9pm

This documentary series by award-winning photographer and author Stephanie Calabrese reveals an intriguing look at life in Monroe, Georgia — a small southern town situated comfortably between Athens and Atlanta. It's a place of contrasts — old and new, white collar and blue collar. Home to more than 13,000 folks — about half black and half white. It lacks a fancy grocery store, street art, and a place to buy liquor; but it's abundant in spacious cotton mills, bibles, and bankers. Conservative. Its shades of gray and democrats can be counted on one hand.

This series of photographs preserves a moment in time for Monroe, the artist's hometown, through intriguing scenes that depict a rare beauty she's discovered along the edges of the town's extremes.

Exhibition Oct 1 - Oct 31

Artist's Reception Oct 2 6- 9pm

Opening October 2 with an artist's reception from 6-9 PM, Mason Fine Art examines photographic portraiture from multiple perspectives. Featured exhibitions include Sheila Pree Bright's Young Americans, Terrell Clark's The Barrel Gang, and Stephanie Eley's Invisible to Others.
Other exhibits include Women In Focus, Corrine Adams and patients from Childrens' Healthcare of Atlanta, and Digital Picture-Artists in collaboration with Owen Thompson.

Exhibition Oct 2 - Nov 6