Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design Gallery

Adjusting the light in Ten Years Out of Hand, now open to the public! Check it out. Lots of hands created this show. The artists, of course, plus and Trevor!

It’s getting out of hand in here! 😆. Picture: complete archive of The Hand Magazine on view in Ten Years Out of Hand! @gsu_artdesigngallery

Install of S. Gayle Stephens work in process for Ten Years Out of Hand.

The Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design Gallery is thrilled to announce that we are the recipients of an A&E Atlanta Grant for our upcoming “Ten Years Out of Hand” exhibition! Congratulations to all of the grantees!
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Thrilled to announce our 2023 Grantees! 🌟

We cannot wait to see the incredible work these grantees do over the next year. These grants are not just about recognition; it's about supporting and uplifting local arts that contribute immensely to the cultural tapestry of our community.

You can read more about A&E Atlanta's 2023 grantees and upcoming projects with the link in our bio.









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Detail of a painting by Renee Chahoy in the upcoming Fall 23 BFA exhibition! Opens this coming Thursday, November 30, 5-7pm. You are invited!

THE HAND Magazine Publication Prize

As part of the Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design Gallery exhibition Ten Years Out of Hand, January 11 – February 16, 2023, Georgia-based photographers and printmakers are invited to submit up to 3 images for consideration for projection during the run of the exhibition. From this group of selected artists, The Hand editors James Meara and Adam Finkelston will award one printmaker and one photographer a publication prize in a future issue of the magazine. The two artists selected for publication will be announced at the free public reception on Friday, February 9, at 4pm.

Submit free at link in bio!

Annual Open Studios is tonight! Follow link in bio for a handy gallery guide for the Tanyth Berkeley and Jimmy Fike exhibitions, which will be open during the partay!

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The gallery will be open all week during regular hours (10am- 5pm, M-F) and from 7-10pm this coming Friday, October 6 during our annual MFA open studio party. The event is part of Atlanta Art Week. One of the two exhibitions on view will be photographer Tanyth Berkeley’s “No Past, No Future” in Gallery 150.

In an excerpt from the curator’s note, gallery director Cynthia Farnell writes :

“From a historical perspective Berkeley’s practice straddles the analog world of late twentieth-century photography and the advent of digital imaging (1989), the i-Phone (2007) and social media platforms such as Instagram (2010). The present ubiquity of photographic images and the requisite crafting of the self on social media contrasts with the rarity, authenticity and tender awkwardness of her collaborative images. “

Image: Detail of “Grace” by Tanyth Berkeley.

The gallery will be open all week during regular hours (10am- 5pm, M-F) and from 7-10pm this coming Friday, October 6 during our annual MFA open studio party. The event is part of Atlanta Art Week.
One of the two exhibitions on view will be photographer Jimmy Fike’s “Edible Plants, A Photographic Survey of the Wild Edible Plants of North America” in Gallery 130.

In an excerpt from her curatorial note gallery director Cynthia Farnell writes:

“Arizona-based artist Jimmy Fike borrows the forms and methodologies of botany to create a guide for foraging wild edible plants. Fike uses the form of the herbarium, a centuries-old practice of preserving plants by pressing, drying and mounting specimens on paper in prescribed positions for later study. It’s a form that is associated with British empire building and colonialism from the eighteenth century onwards. Fike merges the conventions of the herbarium form with photography and botanical illustration, to create images that possess both utility and uncanny beauty.”

Image: “Mock Strawberry” by Jimmy Fike.

Gallery Director Cynthia Farnell and artist MaDora Frey on WABE. Check it out.

Georgia State's Welch School Gallery Showcases The Relationships Between Humans And Nature | 90.1 FM WABE On Sept. 24, a new exhibit will open up at the Welch School Gallery at Georgia State University. A pair of exhibitions in dialogue about human relationships with nature: "MaDora Frey: Stargaze" and "A Facsimile of Events." They will run concurrently through Nov. 13. Curator and Ernest G. Welch Schoo...

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Welch School Galleries Fall 2020 Exhibitions