136 S. Main Street
Jonesboro, GA 30236
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P: (770) 473-5457
F: (770) 473-5422
E: gallery@artsclayton.org
The Arts Clayton Gallery, a program of Arts Clayton, Inc., is a non-profit community arts gallery dedicated to enriching lives through art. All of the work displayed and available for purchase is original art and handcrafted gift created by Georgia artists. Gift certificates are available. Artists may also be willing to make prints or glycees of their work. The net proceeds from any Arts Clayton gallery sale, rental or project benefit the general operations and programming of Arts Clayton, Inc.
Sponsored by Annual Community City Partners - City of Morrow, City of Forest Park, City of Lake City
Georgia artists of 2 and 3-dimensional disciplines submitted over 125 entries to participate in our 9th Annual Juried Art Competition. Our jury panel, lead by Charles Young Walls, national award winning artist and instructor, faced the difficult task of selecting the work to be included in the show based on technical merit for their mediums.
Our judges panel, Kathy Rennell Forbes, national award winning artist and instructor, Bruce Bobick, Professor and Chairman Emeritus, Department of Art, State University of West Georgia and national award winning artist, and Nicole Smith, High Museum will face the difficult task of choosing the winners of this year's show from the 54 2 dimensional and 9 sculptural works of art. Arts Clayton strives every year to assemble a group of judges with backgrounds and styles as varied as the artists and artwork Arts Clayton displays, and this year is no exception.
The Arts Clayton Gallery will purchase the Best of Show Winner, for its Permanent Collection. In addition, the winning artist will be offered the opportunity for a solo feature show in the gallery in September 2010. Winners of First, Second and Third places received cash prizes. Honorable Mention, Juror's Award and Patron's Award received ribbon awards.
The 2010 Juried Show features the artwork of: Derrell Windsor Anglyn, Barry Benner, Cathy Brown, Denis Byrd, Ginette Callaway, Karen Casciani, Lisa Cassell, Marsha Chandler, Paul Cooper, Jonathan Fisher, Linda Foltz, Ginger-Lou Fulton, Dan Garcia, Fiona Handschin, Carly Hardy, Sandy Holcomb, Dixie Kraft, Terry McGrady, Steve Pritchard, Kay Ridge, Donna Rosser, Ray Salvatore, Deborah Smith, Brenda Smith, Roberta Neves Smith, Lamont Sudduth, Ian Ivor Thom, Theresa Thurston, Rosalind Webb, Denise Wood and Kathy Yancey.
The Arts Clayton Gallery is open Tuesday-Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM, Saturdays 10AM - 4 PM.
Opening Reception and Awards Presentation - February 4, 5:30 - 7:30 PM.
Join us as we announce and celebrate the winners of the 2010 Juried Show & Competition. Vote for your favorite work for the Patron award. (FREE)
Fine Art Friday - January 8, 10 AM - 4 PM
Saturday Spark! - January 16, 10AM - 4 PM
Back again this year are 2 days dedicated to hands-on art experiences for all ages! Homeschoolers - Join us the 2nd Fridays of the month for a tour and art experience related to that month's exhibition. Families - the 3rd Saturday of the month is reserved just for you. $5.00 per experience.
Tours are offered at 11 AM, 1 PM, and 3 PM.
For More Information contact us at 770-473-5410.
Presenting Sponsor: CorrectHealth Companies
Join us for a 1920s inspired evening at the 4th Annual Arte Gras Gala, March 13, 2010 at the National Archives, Southeast Region. The annual gala supports the scholarship and Arts In Education programs, and other artistic programming for Arts Clayton. Dinner Buffet, Fine Art Sale, Silent Auction and Dancing to the Kindsized Orchestra. Tickets $125 per person, $1000 for table of 8. Call 770-473-5457 to make your reservation today.
Arts Clayton is looking for 2- and 3-dimensional artworks for our 2nd collaborative exhibition with the National Archives, Southeast Region. 1920's: The Golden Age will this show will explore the themes of the 1920s though the inspired work of modern day Georgia Artists and the archival holdings found in the National Archives. Explore golden time for hero/star worship in Sports, Movies and Radio, Music (Jazz Age), and invention/ingenuity (rise of radio and the automobile), and Prohibition. Work submitted does not need to be a direct reference to each theme in a traditional manner.
For more information, please see the prospectus. Deadline for gallery ready, framed entries is February 27, 2010.
We are pleased to be able to offer the gallery space to the community. We offer the Southern Crescent's most unique venue, and are dedicated to making your next special occasion memorable. Visit our gallery rental page for more information.
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