Current
Herbert Creecy
November 15th, 2024 — January 15th, 2025
Herbert Lee Creecy Jr. (1939-2003) is considered the most renowned Abstract Expressionist artist in the South. He was known for his formal experimentation, with canvases that burst with vibrant and twisting forms. His work features a variety of textures, creating a dynamic blend of abstraction and representation.
rEN Dillard:
Letters to Deja
In “Letters to Deja,” Ren Dillard creates a profound body of work that serves as a vessel for personal reconciliation. The exhibition’s title reflects visual letters - unspoken fragments filled with longing and estrangement. Through gilding, oil, and collage, Dillard captures the complexities of his father-daughter relationship, balancing permanence and fragility.
Ulysses Marshall: A Journey Home
Ulysses Marshall is a distinguished artist and educator from Baltimore by way of Vienna, Georgia. Marshall’s work is predominately mixed media utilizing paper collage and paint. He is the first legacy in the arts award winner at the Harriet Tubman museum in Macon, Georgia. The award is given to artists who have works in public collections and have maintained exhibiting success for over 25 years.