New Works by Raymond McCrea Jones
A new solo photography exhibit by Raymond McCrea Jones explores the doomed TomorrowWorld electronic dance music festival. Beginning with the festival’s inaugural event in 2013, Jones photographed each year until its untimely end in 2015. For the first time in his career Jones mixes painting with his photography on canvases to create a distinctive look unique to this body of work. The result is an exotic storytelling experience that allows the viewer to become lost in the inimitable energy of TomorrowWorld. Doomsday Believer will be on display at Kibbee Gallery from October 6-28. Raymond McCrea Jones is a photographer based in Atlanta. He began his career at The New York Times and has produced two monographs of photographic work. See more of Jones’s at www.raymjones.com
Closing reception October 28, 7-9pm
New Works by Rich GereAn exploration of how we as members of a community our manage power, both societal and personally. The work challenges ideas of control over one another as citizens and the escalating concern of our stewardship of the planet.
Show Tonight @ 6-10PM Sat. May 3!
closing reception.New works of abstraction by Stacie Rose and Paul Rodecker Both artists create vibrant work that layer forms and colors, filling the space with motion and energy.
Part of the Atlanta Science Festival.Turning molecular movement into music! Teams of biochemists, computer engineers, and music technologists have partnered together to turn their data studying molecular dynamics into works of art. The end result is an interactive audio-video installation that will help you see (and hear) how molecules behave while experimenting with technology and music synthesis.
Tonight ONLY! From 6-10PM, Cone check it out!
New works of abstraction
by Stacie Rose and Paul Rodecker Both artists create vibrant work that
layer forms and colors, filling the space with motion and energy.
Tonight @ 6-10PM! Don't miss it!
I FUCKING L*** YOU is a collaboration between George Long and Mike Stasny celebrating their Atlanta friends by creating unearthly "monuments" in their name. Using stuffed animals, scrap wood, knick knacks, and the color pink, Long / Stasny create an absurd art environment deeply woven in their own friendship where the lines between humor and fine art conflate. Being both very social people, Long / Stasny wish to publicly share this esoteric visual language that is, in their minds, a affectionate collection of symbols in observance of their deeply loved ATL friends / family.
