© Cathy Seith/Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta, Past and Present: A collection of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s great photographers
Jill Celeste Gallery
Featuring work by: Rich Addicks, Joe Benton, W A Bridges, Louie Favorite, Chris Hunt, Bill Mahan, Frank Niemeir, Cathy Seith, Andy Sharp, Walt Stricklin, Lanna Swindler, David Tulls
Exhibition: Thu, Oct 6 to Sun, Nov 27
Jill Celeste Gallery presents a collection of Atlanta’s most celebrated and widely viewed images! Atlanta, Past and Present brings together some of the great press photographers from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, exhibiting notable images from their days at the paper alongside their more recent freelance work. Most of these images are being presented in a gallery setting for the first time.
Reception: Thu, Oct 6, 7pm – 10pm
Jill Celeste Gallery
321 W. Hill St. Ste. 7B
Decatur, GA 30030
Directions
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun: 11:30am – 12am
p: (404) 373-4702
www.jillcelestegallery.com
http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/829
To Ready about Shelby’s Trip, Click Here: Shelby’s Trip to China by Faye Caldwell
Congratulations to Allison Evans for placing first at North Georgia Tech on Thursday, April 15. Allison now goes on to compete in the National Skills competition in Kansas City. Second Place winner was Damian AhChing. Congratulations to both of our students on a job well done.
So, I am working on the new look here. I will be making more changes to the banner, links, color theme, etc. etc. But I thought I would go ahead and get this up to have something a little more interesting. If you want one of your photos in the header, email one to me at mrbrianh@gmail.com. There is no guarantee it will make it because it really all matters if it fits with what I am creating, but why not give it a try right?
-Brian
Filed under: Opening
My (black)American Life is a photography show centered around the artist’s life and the extraordinary people of color that she comes across. The opening is Friday the 13th at City of Ink located at 323 Walker St., Atlanta.
