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Welcome to the Summer/Fall Edition of September Gray Fine Art Gallery |
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WE HAVE HAD A WONDERFUL 2024 SO FAR, AND WE ARE EXCITED TO INTRODUCE OUR FALL SCHEDULE |
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ARTIST OF THE RICHARD HUNT STUDIO
In case you missed it, check out our engaging evening with “Artist of the Richard Hunt Studio”
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|  | The Artists (frm l to r): Gwen Yen Chiu, Gary Bibbs, Eric W. Stephenson, Isaac Duncan III, Andrew Light |
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Don’t miss our artist talk with Gabrielle Torres “ The Curious Case of the Reclaimed Nirvana” |
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WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US FOR CELEBRATING AND COLLECTING WORKS THAT INSPIRE AND BRING BEAUTY TO YOU EACH DAY. |
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“I’m Seeking, I’m striving, I’m in it with all my heart” Vincent Van Gogh |
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Let’s Celebrate, Let’s seek and strive with all our heart as Van Gogh simply states and congratulate our Atlanta Artist as they continue to move forward and be recognized for their work and dedication to expanding the appreciation of art. |
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| Kevin Colehas the distinguished honor of being nominated for the Joan Mitchell Award. Mr. Cole will also have a retrospective at the University of Maryland Global Campus Gallery. Kevin’s work is a testament to overcoming and moving forward. He utilizes abstraction to explore themes of social oppression, conveyed through rich tapestry of symbolism, and expressed across various mediums, including painting, drawing, and sculpture.
Exhibition Sept 22, 2024 - Jan 5, 2025 |
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Jamele Wright Sr.Solo Exhibition at the Linden House in Athens GA. Opening October 26th | Exhibition Oct 17th - Nov 29th.
Jamele’s work examines and explores the great migration along with |
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examining our complexities as African Americans in a world with layers of cultures, rites, adversity, hip hop and the language of our ancestors always speaking. He uses textile and layers our stories through weaving and painting with this never-ending story that we are continuing to explore, so he allows the work to hang organically and leave room for the unknown stories we have yet to know.
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Freddie StylesSteffen Thomas Museum presents “Queer Perspectives”, a group show featuring a special exhibition of Freddie Styles.
Don’t miss this beautiful exhibition an hour outside of Atlanta in a beautiful setting.
Queer Perspectives Exhibition: August 4th - Jan 4-2025 |
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OPENING SEPTEMBER 12 – OCTOBER 5, 2024 GROUP SHOW – SMALL WORKS |
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| We are pleased to announce a group exhibition that will focus on small scale works with the intention of making art more assessable to first time buyers and seasoned collectors alike. Drawing from existing and new pieces by gallery artist we feel there is something for everyone in this diverse collection of unique work. |
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This exhibition will include work by Antonio Carreno, Kevin Cole, David Driskell, Lionel Loftin, Kevin O’keith, Eleanor Neal, Preston Sampson, Freddie Styles, Gabrielle Torres |
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| OCTOBER 17-NOV 29, 2024 JAMELE WRIGHT SR. “WE ARE THE DREAMERS OF THE DREAM” |
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There’s always a movement in Art. Artists are always redefining themselves and art. That’s part of life and it always comes in different perspectives. During the impressionist period artist were redefining themselves. During the Abstract Expressionist period artist were redefining themselves. As with each new movement, surrealism, romanticism, it was a defining moment when the old ideology of what was supposed to be no longer applied to certain artist. In the 21st century artists are still re-defining themselves.
When you visit Galleries and Museums make sure you take the time to consider how you’re looking at the work and not comparing it to the definitions of what works are supposed to be. Let’s enjoy these works and continue to celebrate the new vanguard of artist that will be the new masters of contemporary art. Artists must have these movements in art, because life never stands still. |
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“We strive to pile beauty on beauty, and magnificence on glory. The common run of us love beauty, color and poetry so much that there can never be enough”. - Zora Neal Hurston |
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We have been extremely excited to offer stellar works of art by these older and younger Contemporary Artist. We always strive to enhance our offerings of African American and Artist and Artist of the African Diaspora that are distinctly unique and offer intellectual dialogue that set the stage of beautiful work and contributes to the historical narrative of our lives.
Thank you for a beautiful year and we look forward to seeing you at the gallery.
Artfully yours,
September Gray |
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