Second 2023 Miami Circle Art Stroll June 17 4-6
The second Saturday afternoon Livable Buckhead's Miami Circle Art Stroll is June 17 from 4-6. Come visit the galleries on the street and enjoy light refreshments. The gallery has new work by Gretchen Eppling and other gallery artists.
2023 Miami Circle Art Strolls Are In Planning Stage
The Saturday afternoon Livable Buckhead's Miami Circle Art Strolls are coming back in 2023. The strolls were great fun and a huge success last year, so let's do it again! Be watching for dates and details on our website. We'll post as soon as the information is available.
July 16, 2022 - Art Stroll 4 - 6
Summer Selections
Feel the freedom of Summer with this group exhibition of paintings. Wild blossoms, crashing waves and enchanting sunsets contrast with abstract works suggesting shimmering sand and hot cabana stripes. Whether representational or abstract, the paintings evoke the best of Summer. The exhibit is constantly evolving as new works arrive weekly. The show is on view through the end of August.
This Saturday, July 16, is the third Miami Circle/ Livable Buckhead Art Stroll. Join us and the other galleries from 4 - 6 p.m. for lite bites and fabulous art.
March 26, 2022 - Reception 6 to 8 p.m.
Paintings by w.e. pugh
Colors, Layers & Little Secrets
July 9, 2021 from 5 -8. New Inverness by Patricia Fabian
Paintings from the Legacy of Life on the Altamaha River
Book for New Inverness
June 2021 - Introducing Deborah Llewylln
Encaustic, Mixed Media, Resin Pours and Other Exprimental Media
Serenely Wild
24" X 24"
Mixed Media on Panel with Resin Pour by Deborah Llewellyn
May 2021 - Introducing Randy Akers
Exploring Shapes, Colors and Textures
Homestead
42" X 42"
Mixed Media on Panel by Randy Akers
October 25 - November 23
Artoberfest
Colorful New Paintings by Seven Amazing Artists
September 20 - October 5
-Interconnected
A One-Person Show by Donna Johnson
Falling Stars
24" X 24"
Encaustic and Cold Wax Mixed Media by Donna Johnson
- MOVIE STARS -
Donna Johnson's painting Flower People has been spotted on the FOX TV series The Resident starring Matt Czuchry. Viewers may be surprised to recognize the High Museum which is transformed into a hospital set. Donna's painting appears in the hospital administrator's office in Season 1 of the series.
Henry Callahan's painting Merengue appeared in the movie - The Front Runner, staring Hugh Jackman and Vera Farmiga.
The High Museum has purchased Charles H. Reinike III's triptych Three Temples for it's permanent collection.