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260 Peachtree Street EXPERIENCE Suite 300 the largest annual community-oriented Atlanta, GA 30303 404-527-5500 photography festival in the United States! atlantamagazine.com ] This festival guide is your key to celebrating photography—and experiencing metro Atlanta—this fall! Visit that gallery. Meet that photographer. Go to that pop-up space. PUBLISHER Delight your eyes, and inspire your mind as the city is transformed by over 100 photo- Sean McGinnis related events and exhibitions. Then, plan your own event for the ACP Festival next year!

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Kevin Benefield • Featured ACP events highlighted on pages 20–34

DESIGN DIRECTOR • All ACP festival events are listed chronologically in the Main Section of the Guide Cristina Villa Hazar • Calendar at the front of the Guide is the most comprehensive display of all ACP DIRECTOR OF SALES events, and is a handy one-stop planning tool for all of your ACP Festival adventures. Clint Smith • Index of Artists and Venues to aid your search for a particular event. ART DIRECTOR Mark Ziemer IMPORTANT: It is always a good idea to check the ACP Festival Guide online at ASSISTANT EDITOR FestivalGuide2015.ACPinfo.org or the iPhone app, as updates will be reflected Beth Castle there after this guide has gone to print. PRODUCTION MANAGER Whitney Tomasino Disclaimer: The listings compiled in this guide are submitted by companies and individuals, and are considered as advertisements. Although every effort has been made to ensure that this information is correct, the publisher cannot COVER ART guarantee accuracy. Please note that the information herein is meant to be used as a guide only. Exhibitions, dates, Photograph by Lynsey Addario, locations, and services may be subject to change without notice. We apologize in advance for any errors or omissions. BURNED VILLAGE. HANGALA, NORTH DARFUR. See page 33 for an event featuring this photographer. ACP’S MISSION: Atlanta Celebrates Photography aims to make Atlanta a leading center for the world’s fastest Copyright: Reproduction in whole or in part of any elements of this publication is strictly indicates Sign growing art form. Primarily, by producing the largest prohibited without the written permission of Language inter- annual community oriented photo festival in the United the publisher and the individual artist. pretation will be States, we provide experiences that engage and educate provided at this diverse audiences. t Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Inc. is a event. 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization. 1 LIFE AFTER OCTOBER ? ? ?

© Peter Essick, Afternoon Thunderstorm, Garnett Lake, 2011. Image courtesy of Lumiere. Booth Western Art Museum 501 Museum Drive | Cartersville, GA 30120 www.boothmuseum.org 770-387-1300 [ TABLE OF CONTENTS #ACPfest TABLE @ACPtweets OF CONTENTS @atlantacelebratesphotography 1 A Message from ACP ] fb.com/AtlantaPhotoFestival 4 ACP Program Sponsors 5 Welcome Message

Experience ACP online during the festival: 6 Lynsey Addario

FestivalGuide2015.ACPinfo.org 8 The Buck Stops Here View events by week, neighborhood, artist, or venue. 10 School’s Out There is an app for that! See what is happening near you right now! 12 Calendar of Events To download for iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, visit the App store or scan this code: 20 ACP Featured Events

ACPinfo.org/blog has it all. 38 Participating Venues Find opportunities for photographers, read about the latest happenings, and keep up with current news. ACP Now!: It’s 68 Event Supporters & Credits year-round, and it’s super interesting. It’s our blog! You can even subscribe via email so updates land in your inbox. You’ll 70 Venue Index be hooked! 72 Artist Index t 3 ] WE LOVE—AND THANK—OUR SPONSORS!

Major funding for this organization is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council. This program is also supported in part by the City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs.

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t 4 ACP is a member of Festival of Light, an international consortium of photography festivals [ WELCOME Welcome, from the Director

Welcome to the 17th annual Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival! ]

I’d like to share a quote that I think describes our general feeling toward photography. It is by Francis Hodgson, professor in the Culture of Photog- raphy at England’s University of Brighton. Mr. Hodgson is also photography critic for the Financial Times and former head of the photographs depart- ment at Sotheby’s.

“I still believe that photography is by far the most important medium of the latter part of the twentieth century—more important than prose and more important than cinema. No exaggeration. Photography is transna- tional; it’s transcultural. It is available to five-year-olds; it is available to professors of photography. It’s amazing how it is not a limited medium. No other medium equals it in its efficient transmission of powerful messages—certainly not prose. People are less literate than they were, but they are more literate in photographs than they used to be, and that is pretty powerful.” Amy Miller Photography continues to grow and amaze us. So does ACP. Thanks to Executive Director, ACP your support, we now have a staff of four (unprecedented!), a new office, and an ambitious five-year business plan that aims to realize our potential to generate cultural tourism to metro Atlanta and raise awareness of this city’s photo-loving, experience-loving culture. More than ever, it seems, you are ready to receive photography’s “transmission of powerful messages,” and we are ready to deliver! t 5 ]

Lynsey Addario

FEATURED PHOTOJOURNALIST CAPTURES PAINFUL REALITY OF WAR-TORN REGIONS LYNSEY ADDARIO ADDARIO LYNSEY [ Lynsey Addario is undoubtedly one of the most notable photojournalists in the world. In 2009, she won a MacArthur Foundation “genius grant,” and in 2015, American Photo Maga- zine named her one of the five most influential photojournalists of the past 25 years. The –born photographer has shot in conflict zones such as Darfur, , Afghani- stan, Libya, Lebanon, Congo, and most recently, on assignment in Syria. Her work has been featured in major national publications, including , National Geo- graphic, and Time. She’s the author of an autobiography, It’s What I Do: A Photographer’s Life of Love and War. t And if Hollywood’s plans pan out, the

6 film version of Addario’s life, directed © LYNSEY ADDARIO [ LYNSEY ADDARIO

by and starring actress-of-the-moment , will soon make it to the silver screen. Addario is, by any mea- sure, an important photographer and ] journalist, but even so, as a female photojournalist working in war-torn regions, she’s a rarity among her peers. Yet, that distinction has lent her a critical perspective: She has been an unflagging chronicler of human rights issues, especially those affecting women. Addario calls her- self “a messenger of experiences,” and she has talked about a sense of mission in documenting the special horrors that befall women in war zones and in cultures where their lives aren’t val- ued, from rape © LYNSEY ADDARIO in the Congo to pressure to be successful in com- ing Muammar el-Qaddafi’s waning religious-based municating their trauma,” Addario days in Libya were kidnapped by oppression in told Time magazine. Addario has Qaddafi’s soldiers and held prisoner contemporary herself fallen prey to such perse- for five days in 2011. See page 33 . cution when she and three other for information about an event with t “I feel a huge New York Times journalists cover- Lynsey Addario. 7 ]

The Buck Stops Here

FOR NEW PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTORS, TURK AND TOWNSEND TOWNSEND AND TURK

[ PASSION IS THE BEST INVESTMENT

You don’t need an art adviser or a bottomless bank account to buy photography. Atlanta collectors Gregor Turk and Murphy Townsend know a passion for the art form does the trick. The pair, a visual artist and a physician respectively, collect the work of regionally and interna- tionally known artists, often displaying their finds in their Ansley Park home. Local names such as Stephanie Dowda, Todd Murphy, Angela West, and Peter Bahouth mingle with those of Diane Arbus, Vik Muniz, and Sylvia Plachy. Some of the pieces are on permanent display, but others rotate in and out of view. Building a collection like this one isn’t easy—a truth to which both Turk and Townsend can attest. They’ve been collecting long enough to know the pitfalls beginning t collectors face, and they warn against their own early mis- 8 [ TURK AND TOWNSEND

takes: Don’t succumb to impulse buys or the lure of large-scale prints, which can be difficult to maintain, they say. “I wouldn’t start collecting for investment,” Townsend says. Instead, collect because you love a work or photographer, or as Turk puts ] it, because “you’re compelled by a particular image or series.” Turk and Townsend recommend new collec- tors find out what they really like by seeing as much work as they can: Visit local museums and photography galleries, talk to gallerists (“Let them educate you,” Townsend says), and attend auctions and artist lectures. Magazines, books, and reviews help, too, as well as visiting other people’s collections to gain insight into their approach. And of course, drink in as much as you can of the lectures, exhibitions, and events surrounding Atlanta Cel- ebrates Photography. The more you see, the more you will “get a sense of t what fires you up,” Townsend says. 9 ]

School’s Out

SCHOOL’S OUT SCHOOL’S HONE PHOTOGRAPHY SKILLS WITHOUT PURSUING A DEGREE [

You love photography and want to explore it in greater selections, like the mobile phone photography and video depth, but a bachelor’s or master’s degree is not in your class for students 16 and older. “Students say they cannot plans. Fortunately, the Atlanta area offers numerous believe how much they learn in a short period of time and classes and programs to help you broaden your photo skills without pursuing higher education. Better still, many area programs emphasize learning new techniques, skill building, and networking instead of grades, allowing aspiring photographers to focus on what they really want to do: perfect their craft. Jan Fields, director of the Showcase School of Photog- raphy, says her program does just that. An easy, afford- able community education resource, Showcase offers day, evening, and weekend photography classes and a “non-pressure way to explore the art and craft of pho- tography and video.” No degrees. No tests. Students can opt to take more traditional classes such as composition t and portraiture, or they can make more contemporary 10 [ SCHOOL’S OUT

the quality of instruction is unsurpassed,” Fields says. tographic education and guidance” to learners of all ages. To gain valuable feedback on your work, join the Photography classes include portrait photography, street Atlanta Photography Group, whose members often take photography, and studio lighting, but well-rounded artists part in exhibitions, critiques, and discussions with visit- can also learn salt, albumen, cyanotype, and platinum/ ] ing artists. Executive Director Beth Lilly says APG works palladium printing. Both evening and weekend classes are with a variety of skill levels. “We have exhibitions that are available for every skill level. “We have an extensive list of accessible for beginners, some geared toward emerging resources that help photographers build their career or artists, and others that require mature bodies of work,” portfolio,” Mason says. “In many ways, we’re an incubator she says. The group offers both juried and non-juried for photographers.” exhibition opportunities, and its critiques, Lilly says, are a great chance to network with fellow photographers. The Roswell Photographic Society is a good option if you’re on a tight budget: The group meets twice a month, and its meetings are free and open to the public. Members enter monthly critiques, and a guest judge reviews their entries. Then, at the second meeting, they attend a lecture. President Gittel Price says speakers cover everything from shooting images with natural light to wedding photography. In addition, the group offers numerous exhibition opportunities and beginning-to- advanced classes for children and adults. For the full photo shop experience, try the Photog- raphers Studio in the TULA Art Center. Director John Mason says the studio “provides affordable studio and classroom space, as well as printing, film scanning, pho- t 11 ] DATE VENUE EVENT ACP # DATE VENUE EVENT ACP #

ONGOING SEPTEMBER

High Museum of Art Exhibition 001 19 A Novel Experience Brunch Reception 011

Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail Exhibition 002 Artists Atelier Gallery and Studios Artist's Reception 012

Aug 14 Anna Lee's Restaurant Exhibition 003 20 Concord Arts Juror's Talk & More 009

Aug 18 Booth Western Art Museum Exhibition 005 Atlanta-Fulton Public Exhibition 028 Library, Central Library Aug 26 Atlanta Photography Group Gallery Juror's Talk 017 21 Serenbe Residency 018 Georgia Perimeter College, Aug 31 Studio Gallery, Fine Arts Exhibition 006 Swan Coach Artist's Talk, 24 013 Building, Clarkston Campus House Gallery Opening Reception CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR

[ Hartsfield-Jackson 25 Exhibition 014 International Airport SEPTEMBER The Museum of Contemporary Opening Reception 015 5 Decatur Book Festival Photobook Fair 004 Art of Georgia

6 Exhibition 091 H2M Studio/Tula Arts Center Opening Reception 016

Decatur Book Festival Photobook Fair 004 Atlanta Photography Group Gallery Closing Reception 017

12 Booth Western Art Museum Opening Reception 005 26 Atlanta Photography Group Gallery Juror’s Talk 017

Georgia Perimeter College, Artist's Talk Serenbe 018 17 Studio Gallery, Fine Arts Artist's Reception 006 & Book Signing Building, Clarkston Campus Marietta High School Workshop, Meet-up 019 Spruill Gallery Opening Reception 007 Lumière Artist's Talk 020 Concord Arts Exhibition 009 27 Serenbe Artist's Dinner 018 A Novel Experience Exhibition 011 Greater North Fulton 28 Exhibition 021 18 Jackson Fine Art Opening Reception 008 Chamber of Commerce

Concord Arts Opening Reception 009 Arnold Art Gallery Exhibition 072

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center Opening Reception 010 29 BEE Exhibition 022 19 Jackson Fine Art Artist's Talk 008 t 30 The Library Exhibition 067 12 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 20–34. November 13-14, 2015 Hilton Atlanta Northeast Register here: .org/register LBM Dispatch #7: Georgia

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“Near Gainesville, Georgia,” archival pigment print, 2014. Commissioned by the SCAD Museum of Art. Free clean and checks by Image courtesy of the artist and the Sean Kelly Gallery, New York. @atlantaseminar ] DATE VENUE EVENT ACP # DATE VENUE EVENT ACP #

OCTOBER OCTOBER

1 Exhibition 023 2 Mason Fine Art Opening Reception 035

Call for The Wayfarer Hotel, Susan Todd-Raque, L.L.C. 024 Opening Reception 036 Appointment Sun Room

MarketPlace 120 Exhibition 025 Monroe Art Guild Opening Reception 037

Laura Noel Studio Open Studio 026 Mason Fine Art Artist's Reception 038

Wing & A Prayer Studio Open Studio 027 Mason Fine Art Opening Reception 039

Atlanta-Fulton Public The Xchange Gallery Opening Reception Opening Reception 028 040 Library, Central Library at the Arts Exchange & Book Signing CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR

[ AIR Serenbe Opening Reception 029 Collective One Gallery Exhibition 064

Jimmy Carter Presidential 3 Wing & A Prayer Studio Open Studio 027 Artist’s Talk 030 Library and Museum Gibbs Gardens Exhibition 041 Jimmy Carter Presidential Exhibition 031 Opening Reception Library and Museum South Fulton Arts Center 042 and Artist's Talk Paris On Ponce Opening Reception 032 Big Canoe Club House Opening Reception 043 The Wayfarer Hotel, Sun Room Exhibition 036 Gallery L1 Opening Reception 044 South Fulton Arts Center Exhibition 042 Binders Art Supply Artist's Reception 045 The Showcase School at Ponce City Market Artist’s Talk 081 of Photography Cy Matthews Semrau Opening Reception 046 Unitarian Universalist at 30 Trammell Street Exhibition 087 Congregation of Atlanta The Big House Gallery Exhibition 047 Pace Academy - Fine Arts Center Exhibition 102 Gallery L1 Opening Reception 048 2 Laura Noel Studio Artist's Reception 026 The Creative Circus Artist's Reception 049 Wing & A Prayer Studio Open Studio 027 Flux Night 050 Trois Gallery Exhibition 033 Roswell Visual Arts Center & Gallery Photo Walk 061 Arts Clayton Gallery Opening Reception 034 t 4 Gibbs Gardens Exhibition 041 14 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 20–34. Reason #398 FREE. PHoto. FUN. There’s a bajillion Reasons to go to Imaging Usa The biggest brands 600+ booths, classes on the expo floor and the latest products and services. All you have to do is register to test them all!

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OCTOBER OCTOBER

Emory Schwartz Center 10 Big House Gallery Closing Reception 047 5 Opening Reception 051 for Performing Arts, Chase Gallery Collective One Gallery Artist’s Talk 064 Arnall Golden Gregory Exhibition 058 The Buckhead Library Artist’s Reception 067 7 Mable House Arts Center Exhibition 088 Gallery 1600 Exhibition 068 Opening Reception West End Performing Arts Center 042 Georgia Tech Hotel & Artist’s Talk Portfolio Walk 069 and Conference Center Projections 8 Spruill Gallery 007 & Conversations Digital Arts Studio Artist’s Reception 070

CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR Trees Atlanta TreeHouse Fall Art Stroll

[ Exhibition 052 11 AIR Serenbe 029 at Stoveworks & Home Tour

Emory University Exhibition 053 Gibbs Gardens Exhibition 041 Dinner with Ponce City Market Exhibition 054 Gallery L1 044 the Artists The Frazer Center Atrium Opening Reception 055 Amblewood Gallery Exhibition 071 SCADshow Film Screening 056 Arnold Art Gallery Artist’s Reception 072 The Art Station - Big Shanty Opening Reception 057 Decatur Library Opening Reception 073 Arnall Golden Gregory Opening Reception 058 Atlanta Artists Center Artist's Reception 074 LeJardin Francais Artist’s Reception 059 Cherrylion Gallery Opening Reception 075 9 Art Products LLC Opening Reception 060 15 Ponce City Market Exhibition 076 Roswell Visual Arts Center Opening Reception 061 & Gallery, Roswell Area Park & Awards Treehouse Photo Studio Opening Reception 077

Aviation Community Photo Battle Marcia Wood Gallery Midtown Opening Reception 078 062 Cultural Center & Exhibition 16 Michael C. Carlos Dance Centre Opening Reception 079 Mammal Gallery Opening Reception 063 Arnika Dawkins Gallery Opening Reception 080 Collective One Gallery Artist’s Reception 064 The Showcase School Opening Reception 081 Atlanta Photography Group Opening Reception 065 of Photography t 10 Gibbs Gardens Exhibition 041 Apex Museum Opening Reception 082 16 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 20–34. myriad print studio Digitize Artwork ColorColorColorColor MatchingMatchingMatchingMatching

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Artists Atelier Gallery Atlanta University Center, Robert Opening Reception 17 Artist's Reception 012 23 095 and Studios W. Woodruff Library & Galleries & Book Signing

Crazy Cuban Sandwich Shop Opening Reception 083 Whitespace Gallery Artist's Reception 096

Spelman College Atlanta Photography Group Gallery Opening Reception 097 Panel Discussion 084 Museum of Fine Art 24 Georgia Museum of Art Exhibition 098 Mason Fine Art Auction 085 Lecture 099 Portfolio Center Atlanta Opening Reception 086 25 Gallery L1 Film Screening 048 Unitarian Universalist Opening Reception 087 CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR Congregation of Atlanta & Awards Amblewood Gallery,

[ Juror's Talk Chattahoochee Hills, 071 & Reception Mable House Arts Center Opening Reception 088 Serenbe, Georgia

pb&j gallery Artist's Reception 089 Fernbank Museum 26 Lecture 100 of Natural History 18 MARTA Public Art 090 29 Pace Academy - Fine Arts Center Lecture 101 Hammonds House Museum Opening Reception 091 Pace Academy - Fine Arts Center Exhibition 102 Salon Next Artist's Reception 092 30 WhiteSpec Artist's Reception 103 Trees Atlanta TreeHouse 20 Artist's Talk 052 at Stoveworks Gallery L1 Closing Reception 044

Jackson Fine Art Book Signing 008 31 Pace Academy - Fine Arts Center Exhibition 104

21 Westside Cultural Arts Center Panel Discussion 093

Atlanta Photography NOVEMBER–JANUARY Exhibition 097 Group Gallery Nov 2 Michael C. Carlos Dance Centre Artist's Talk 079 22 Trois Gallery Artist's Reception 033 Nov 6 Pace Academy - Fine Arts Center Artist's Reception 104 Gallery L1 Lecture 048 Reception Nov 14 Booth Western Art Museum 105 Gallery 1600 Artist's Reception 068 & Keynote

Ponce City Market Exhibition 094 Nov 19 Georgia Museum of Art Artist's Talk 098 t Jan 23 Booth Western Art Museum Symposium 105 18 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 20–34.

] ACP PUBLIC ART: THE FENCE Through November 1 @ Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail

Back by popular demand! ACP is bringing THE FENCE project to Atlanta in partnership with United Photo Industries (of NY) and the Atlanta Belt- Line. Each year, a jury of 40+ photography professionals from around the world selects a group of 50 photographers whose work exemplifies the essence of “community” across cultural boundaries and geographical lines. This year, THE FENCE will be exhibited simultaneously in four loca- tions: Brooklyn Bridge park, Brooklyn, NY; Rose F. Kennedy Greenway, Boston, MA; The Houston Center for Photography, Houston, TX, and on ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail. Don’t miss this exhibition featuring [ over 700 feet of provocative photography.

ACP’s acclaimed public art program typically features temporary proj- ects in a variety of diverse locations throughout Atlanta. It is significant in its ability to reach beyond the audience of traditional arts venues and expand the way audiences consider lens-based media. © AMY SPARKS More about THE FENCE: fence.photoville.com More about the Atlanta BeltLine’s acclaimed art program: .org

LOCATION 145 Krog Street, Atlanta, GA 30307

fence.photoville.com/about bit.ly/ACP_TheFenceMap t 20 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP PHOTOBOOK CELEBRATION September 5-6 @ Decatur Book Festival

ACP is very proud to be a part of the largest independent book festival in the country – the Decatur Book Festival!

Photography books are more popular than ever—and there are some groundbreaking independent publishing outfits that are enabling us all to discover photographic projects that may not otherwise see the light of day. We have invited a few of these publishers to our ACP “photo- book booth” at the Decatur Book Festival. ] Labor Day weekend, come to Decatur Square to enjoy book signings, author readings, panel discussions, an interactive children’s area, live music, parades, cooking demonstrations, poetry slams, writing work- shops, and more.

Special Exhibitors at ACP’s booth include: • Ain’t Bad Magazine (Savannah-based quarterly publication © ACP that supports new photographic art) • Daylight Books (a non-profit, North Carolina-based publisher dedicated to art and photography books) • Fall Line Press (Atlanta-based photobook publisher, bookstore and reading room) • J&L Books (a non-profit Atlanta & New York-based publisher of artists’ books)

Admission is free. Parking on street or in multiple parking decks— or take MARTA to the Decatur station.

LOCATION Decatur Square, 101 East Court Square, Decatur, GA 30030

Sat, Sep 5 10am-6pm, Sun, Sep 6 12pm-6pm decaturbookfestival.com t bit.ly/ACP_PhotobookFairMap 21 ] MY ATLANTA EXHIBITION September 26-October 23 @ Ponce City Market

Exhibit your photographs at Ponce City Market - open to the public!

Sat, Sept. 26: 10am–4pm Photographers of all ages are invited to hang their best photo(s) at our Ponce City Market pop-up gallery.

Hours for viewing: Thursday & Friday 11am- 2pm (October 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22) Saturday 10am - 4pm (October 3, 10, 17) ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP Sunday 12pm - 4pm (September 27, October 4, 11, 18) [ Fri, October 23rd & Sat, October 24th, photographs removed 10am–1pm

This is an opportunity for photographers of all ages and with all levels of experience to exhibit their work and to compete for prizes. You are invited to hang your best photo; the best you’ve ever taken, or the best you’ve taken this week!

The general public (yes, you!), Elementary Schools, Middle Schools, High Schools

© ACP and Senior Centers are encouraged to participate. Prizes will be awarded in nine categories, judged by the staff of Creative Loafing.

Photographs must be hung on Saturday, September 26th, between 10am and 4pm, and must be picked up Friday, October 23rd or Saturday, October 24th, between 10am and 1pm. Please bring unmounted, un-matted photographs, as images will be adhered to the wall with painter's tape. Framed photographs cannot be used.

This event is free and open to the public. Parking on-site, or arrive via the BeltLine.

In Partnership with Ponce City Market and Creative Loafing.

LOCATION Ponce City Market Pop-Up Gallery (North Avenue entrance, across from Anthropologie) 675 Ponce de Leon Ave., NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 t poncecitymarket.com 22 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS: ZENG YI October 1 @ Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum

ARTIST'S TALK & RECEPTION Thu, Oct 1, 6pm exhibition viewing, 7pm lecture, 8pm reception

This lecture, presented with the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum and Lumière, is in support of the exhibition: "The People's

China...Village Life by Master Photographer Zeng Yi". World-renowned ] photographer, Zeng Yi, has spent a lifetime telling the story of the com- mon people of China. Born in 1949 in Jinan, the capital of the Shandong Province in Eastern China, and now the curator, professor and research supervisor of Shandong College of Art and Design, Professor Zeng is one of the established leaders of the arts in China.

Zeng Yi has won numerous international awards and his work has been © ZENG YI exhibited in the United States, Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, South Korea and Taiwan. He has written extensively on the visual arts and orga- nized numerous international exhibitions, including Asia's largest exhibi- tion of Picasso paintings in 2004. He was selected by the Chinese Ministry of Culture as a planning director of the Beijing International Photography Week in 2013, and is taking a lead role in conducting Photo Beijing in 2015.

Admission is free. Free parking on site. Please use the entrance to the Museum (not Carter Center entrance).

EXHIBITION October 1, 2015—January 17, 2016

LOCATION 441 Freedom Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30307

(404) 865-7100 t www.jimmycarterlibrary.gov/museum/ 23 ] ACP SPECIAL EXHIBITION: "TEEN SPIRIT" October 2 @ Mason Fine Art

OPENING RECEPTION Fri, Oct 2, 6-9pm

Entering its 4th year, ACP’s collaborative program with inpatient teens at Scottish Rite and Egleston hospitals has impacted participants beyond everyone’s expectations. Volunteer photographers have been leading teens to explore their identity (including or in spite of their diagnosis) through writing and photographic self-portraiture. ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP [ Special thanks to Mason Fine Art, Charlotte Dixon, Corinne Adams, the Child Life Specialists, Showcase Photo & Video, and Digital Art Studio.

Admission is free. Free parking on site.

EXHIBITION © ACP October 2 - November 7

LOCATION 415 Plasters Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30324

(404) 879-1500 masonfineartandevents.com

t 24 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP FILM SERIES PRESENTS: "DISFARMER" & "PICTURE MAN" October 8 @ SCADshow

FILM SCREENING Thu, Oct 8, Doors open at 6pm, Screening at 7pm

Please join us for a unique "double-feature" screening of two documentaries about photographers of the south; Mike Disfarmer & Oraien Catledge. ] "Disfarmer: A Portrait of America" is an exploration into the photo- graphic journey of Mike Disfarmer and his quintessential portraits of the people of Arkansas. Hava Gurevich, associate producer of the film, will join us for a talkbalk, after the film.

"Picture Man" is a video portrait of Atlanta photographer Oraien Catledge, whose iconic perspective of the residents of Cabbagetown depicted an old Atlanta on the verge of becoming something new. Steve Bransford, producer of the video, will also join us for the post- film talkback.

This event is free. Park in the deck next-door to theatre on Juniper St., or take MARTA to Art Center or Midtown station.

LOCATION 173 14th St., Atlanta, GA 30309

(404) 253- 2740 scadshow.com

© THE DISFARMER PROJECT & TERMINUS FILMS t 25 ] ACP PORTFOLIO REVIEW October 10th @ Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center

PORTFOLIO REVIEW This event is closed to the public. 51 photographers from across the country have been selected to meet one-on-one with a distinguished panel of reviewers. This year's attendees will receive valuable feedback about their work and make meaningful connections. Special thanks to Lumière for their support of this program.

ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP This year's distinguished panel of reviewers includes: [ • David Bram - Founder, Fraction Magazine; Co-founder, Flashpowder Projects • Alyssa Coppelman - Independent photo editor • Catherine Couturier - Owner, Catherine Couturier Gallery • Arnika Dawkins - Owner, Arnika Dawkins Gallery • Jim Estrin - Founder, NY Times Lensblog • Bryan Formhals - Founder & Host, The LPV Show • Hava Gurevich - Director, Art2Art Circulating Exhibitions © ACP • Maria Kelly - Curatorial Assistant of Photography & Exhibitions, High Museum of Art • Michael Kochman - Creative Director, Image, Turner Broadcasting Systems • Paul Martineau - Associate Curator Department of Photographs, The J. Paul Getty Museum • Dina Mitrani - Owner, Dina Mitrani Gallery • Mark Murrmann - Photo Editor, Mother Jones Magazine • Jennifer Schwartz - Founder, Crusade for Art; Co-founder Flashpowder Projects • Anna Skillman - Owner, Jackson Fine Art • Aline Smithson - Photographer & Founder, Lenscratch • Gordon Stettinius - Publisher, Candela Books; Owner, Candela Gallery • Dave Whitling - Creative Director, The Bitter Southerner

Roving VIP (on site the day of the reviews): • Mary Stanley - Owner, Mary Stanley Studio, founder Young Collectors Club

LOCATION 800 Spring St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 t (404) 347-9440 26 www.gatechhotel.com [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP PORTFOLIO WALK October 10 @ Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center

EXHIBITION Sat, Oct 10, 6-8pm

Calling all photography lovers!

One of the most surprising and unpredictable events each year is the ACP Portfolio Walk. You'll have the opportunity to meet participating photographers, view their work, and strike-up a conversation. This will ] be a great opportunity to see what is happening right now on the inter- national photography scene. Get inspired, buy some great art directly from the artist, or make your next big discovery.

This event is free and open to the public. Convenient parking on-street in metered spaces, or in the hotel parking deck or take MARTA to the Midtown station. © ACP

LOCATION Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center Second Floor 800 Spring St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30308

(404) 347-9440 www.gatechhotel.com

t 27 ] ACP COLLABORATION: "ON BEING BLACK" PANEL DISCUSSION October 17 @ Spelman College Museum of Fine Art

PANEL DISCUSSION Sat, Oct 17, 11am

Please join us for a unique collaboration with Arnika Dawkins Gallery & the Spelman College Museum of Art for a panel discussion "On Being Black" featuring artists Sheila Pree Bright, Albert Chong, Allen Cooley, Renee Cox, Delphine Fawandu, John Pinderhughes, and Deborah Willis, ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP

[ Ph.D. The panel discussion will be moderated by Kirsten Pai Buick, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Art History at The University of New Mexico.

This event is in support of the exhibition "On Being Black" at Arnika Dawkins Gallery from Oct. 16 to Jan. 22, 2016. This provocative and groundbreaking exhibition will feature work by 23 nationally renowned, mid-career and emerging fine art photographers and explores issues of race, colorism and racial identity.

Please see ACP #80 for more information about the exhibition.

This event is free and open to the public. Some free parking on site or park in nearby deck.

LOCATION Spelman College Museum of Fine Art Auditorium © OMAR VICTOR DIOP / MAGNIN-A Camille Olivia Hanks Cosby, Ed.D. Academic Center 350 Spelman Lane, SW, Atlanta, GA 30314

(404) 270-5607 t 28 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION October 17 @ Mason Fine Art

AUCTION Sat, Oct 17, 6:30–10pm

Come celebrate photography in fine style at ACP’s 10th annual photography auction and gala featuring Denise Bethel, former Chairman, Photographs, Sotheby's New York. This delicious seated dinner and exciting live auction is ACP’s only fundraising event of the year. Enjoy cocktails and photographic masterworks. This event always sells out in advance. Seats are limited, so purchase ] your tickets today!

BUY TICKETS Please visit: j.mp/ACPauction

LOCATION Mason Fine Art © ACP 415 Plasters Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30324

(404) 879-1500 masonfineartandevents.com

t 29 ] ACP PUBLIC ART: "ART ON TRACK" October 18 @ MARTA

EXHIBITION Sunday, Oct 18, 6AM–Midnight (after 9pm, Red Line travels between Lindbergh and North Springs)

Featuring work by: Kelly Kristen Jones, and Laura Noel. Curated by Jennifer Schwartz.

A day-long celebration of photography, Art on Track is a fast moving ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP cultural journey on board a MARTA train. Two Atlanta-based photog- [ raphers will each transform a MARTA car into a unique, sensory art-

© ACP experience for riders. For one day only, commuters traveling in the 'art train' along the Red (North-South) MARTA line will be immersed in a mobile art experience that will take them to new cultural horizons.

There will be opportunities to see "Art on Track" the week following October 18th. Please see bitly.com/ACP_PublicArt for more information.

"Art on Track" was curated by Jennifer Schwartz and is in partnership with MARTA.

LOCATION MARTA Red Line Map: http://bitly.com/Marta_Map t 30 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL TALENT: INSTAGRAM PANEL October 21 @ Westside Cultural Arts Center

PANEL DISCUSSION Wed, Oct 21, 7pm. Doors open at 6:30pm

There's no debate that Instagram has changed (and is changing!) the nature of what it means to take pictures & share photographs. These local makers use Instagram in innovative ways to express themselves, reach new audiences, and participate in the global image conversation. ]

This unique panel discussion, moderated by Tyson Wheatley, profes- sional Instagrammer, will explore the ins-and-outs of how Instagram is changing the way we visually communicate. From Grant Mimms to Whitney Ott, this cross-section of Instagrammers will discuss how the platform has affected, inspired, and elevated their photography. We can't wait! © INSTAGRAM

Featured Panelists: Stephen McMennamy Tim Lampe Grant Mimms Vanessa Toro Whitney Ott

LOCATION Westside Cultural Arts Center 760 10th St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

(678) 218-3740 westsideartscenter.com t 31 ] ACP LECTURE SERIES / ART PAPERS LIVE PRESENTS: ROE ETHRIDGE October 24 @ High Museum of Art, Hill Auditorium

LECTURE Sat, Oct 24, 2pm

This event is made possible through meaningful partnership with the High Museum of Art and is sponsored in part by Mailchimp.

Roe Ethridge (American, born 1969) studied photography at the Atlanta ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP

[ College of Art. Working within the classic genres of portrait, landscape, and still life photography, Ethridge integrates conceptual and commercial practices, at times using images already in circulation - including outtakes from his own editorial work.

Ethridge’s work has been shown at institutions such as the Barbican Center (London), Carnegie Museum of Art (Pittsburgh), Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston), and the Whitney Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. In 2011, he was shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photog- raphy Prize. His first major retrospective, curated by Anne Pontégnie, was exhibited at Le Consortium in Dijon before traveling to Museum Leuven, Belgium, in 2012.

This program is free, however seating is limited and must be reserved through the Box Office at 404-733-5000. Limit two tickets per person. Tickets to the Museum are sold separately. Parking decks on site or take MARTA to Arts Center Station.

LOCATION High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree St., NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 t high.org 32 © ROE ETHRIDGE, "SELF-PORTRAIT, 2007", COURTESY OF ANDREW KREPS GALLERY [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS: LYNSEY ADDARIO October 26 @ Fernbank Museum of Natural History

LECTURE Mon, Oct 26, doors open at 6:30pm, lecture at 7pm

This lecture is in support of the exhibition "Women of Vision" on view at Fernbank Museum of Natural History September 26, 2015–January 3, 2016. (A selection of Lynsey’s images are included in this exhibition.) Attendees may view the "Women of Vision" exhibition immediately ] following the lecture.

Over the last 20 years, pre-eminent American photojournalist Lynsey Addario has documented a rapidly-changing world. Her photographs focus on humanitarian and human rights issues across the , South Asia, and for The New York Times, National Geographic, and , and is represented exclusively by Time Magazine © LYNSEY ADDARIO Reportage.

In 2015, American Photo magazine named Lynsey as one of five most This Program presented in partnership with PNC Bank, National Geo- influential photographers of the past 25 years, saying she changed the graphic and Fernbank Museum of Natural History. This program is free, way we saw the world's conflicts. however seating is limited and must be reserved through the Fernbank Box Office at (404) 929-6400 or fernbankmuseum.org/ACP Lynsey has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the MacArthur 'Genius Grant' and the Pulitzer Prize for International For more info about this exhibition, please see the inside front cover Reporting, both in 2009. In 2010 Lynsey was named one of 20 women of this Festival Guide or visit bit.ly/women-of-vision-2015 on Oprah Winfrey's Power List and one of Glamour magazine’s 20 women of the year in 2011. LOCATION 767 Clifton Rd, Atlanta, GA 30307 She recently released a New York Times Best selling memoir, “It's What I Do,” which chronicles her personal and professional life as a photo- (404) 929-6300 journalist coming of age in the post-9/11 world. It is her first book. fernbankmuseum.org t 33 ] ACP COLLABORATION WITH PACE ACADEMY: KATHRYN KOLB October 29 @ Pace Academy

LECTURE Thurs, Oct 29, doors open at 6pm to view exhibit, lecture starts at 7pm, followed by a book signing

After photographic beginnings in journalism photography, since the mid-1990s, Kathryn Kolb has focused her camera's lens on the natural forms of trees, plants and natural landscapes. With painstaking attention ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP

[ to composition, Kathryn finds images that resonate with the symmetries found within the fractal architecture of nature. As one viewer put it, "she is playing visual jazz with her camera."

Kathryn will discuss her own journey following nature’s designs that includes discussion of the layers of design we respond to when looking at images, and how our right and left-brain hemispheres shape the way © KATHRYN KOLB we view photographs. In addition to her own work, Kathryn will show the work of other artists that illustrate her thoughtful observations on view- ing photographs, from the viewfinder to the final print.

For more info about the exhibition, please see Listing #102.

LOCATION 966 West Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30327

(404) 262-1345 paceacademy.org t 34 WESTSIDE 1360 BOYD AVENUE ATLANTA, GA 30318 (404) 355-2022

EASTSIDE 478 SE ATLANTA, GA 30312 (404) 624-3020

Nurturing Critical Moments of Imagination WE INVITE YOU TO SERENBE AIR Serenbe brings people together EVENTS through Art, Ideas & Place. ACP 2015

Since 2007, AIR Serenbe, the artist in residence 9.26 SPEAKING OF MAKING Andrew Moore Talk & Book Signing program at Serenbe, has championed the creative 4pm, The Inn at Serenbe process by providing artists of the highest calibre uninterrupted time & space and a welcoming 9.27 ART OVER DINNER Andrew Moore & Jackson Fine Art community in which to create. We support artists of 6:30pm, The Art Farm at Serenbe every discipline through our Focus Fellowship awards, nominated annually by esteemed peers and experts in 10.1 EVERYTHING MUST GO the field. It is our belief that artists help us see our Opening reception for exhibit of photographs by 13 esteemed worlds all over again for the first time. In so doing, they Southern artists create a deeper sense of place for us all. 6-8pm, Serenbe Institute Gallery

For more information, contact AIR Serenbe Director 10.11 FALL ART STROLL + HOME TOUR Brandon Hinman at [email protected] or 678.834.9886. Galleries and artists paired with 9110 Selborne Lane | Chattahoochee Hills, GA | 30268 private homes for a special afternoon in Serenbe 1-5pm, Selborne Lane

For more information about these and other upcoming events visit: Gail Foster, Blue St. Chapelle, 2015. Mixed media on silver gelatin print. 5 x 7 in. airserenbe.com [email protected] | 770.463.9440 ] ONGOING [

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THROUGH JAN 10, 2016 THROUGH OCT 31 THROUGH AUG 13, 2016 Brett Weston ACP Public Art: The FENCE Favorite Things: Juried Exhibit by Work by Brett Weston Work by various artists The Roswell Photographic Society An exhibition of work by Back by popular demand! ACP is Work by Sheila Best, Kaneesha Brownlee, Margery Diamond, Celia Durand, Joyce Glass, Steve Grundy, Tom Hughes, Niki Murphy, Gittel Price, Tricia renowned mid-century American bringing THE FENCE project to Raffensperger, Mary Rosevear McNeal, Sharon Samford, Jan Schefstad, photographer Brett Weston. Atlanta in partnership with United Martina Schmidt, Carol Shoemaker, Leonid Slutsker, Caitlin Tabilog LOCATION Photo Industries, of New York, and the Atlanta BeltLine. Please see View this exhibit and enjoy a fantastic lunch, too. 1280 Peachtree Street NE Only open for lunch Monday–Friday, 11:30am to 2pm. Atlanta, GA 30309 page 20 for more information. LOCATION Tue–Thu: 10am–5pm LOCATION 425 Market Place #A Fri: 10am–9pm 145 Krog Street Roswell, GA 30075 Sat: 10am–5pm Atlanta, GA 30307 Sun: 12–5pm fence.photoville.com/about Mon–Fri: 11:30am–2pm high.org annaleesrestaurant.com (404) 733-5000 (770) 998-0086 t 38 [ SEPTEMBER 5–17 ]

© ACP © ED BAER © SHULI LI © JOSHUA RASHAAD MCFADDEN 004 005 006 007 DECATUR BOOK FESTIVAL BOOTH WESTERN GEORGIA PERIMETER SPRUILL GALLERY ART MUSEUM COLLEGE, CLARKSTON SEP 5–6 CAMPUS SEP 17, 6–9PM SEP 12, 3–5PM ACP Photobook Fair SEP 17, 6–8PM After Selma: work by Joshua Work by Aint Bad Magazine, Booth Photography Guild Rashaad McFadden Daylight Books, Fall Line Press, Annual Exhibition A Sense of Moment Work by Joshua McFadden J&L Books Work by various artists Work by Shan Jiang, Shuli Li, Fifty years later: continuing the Xiaohua Liu, Gang Yao ACP is very proud to be a part of Juried exhibition featuring 50+ dialogue of American human the largest independent book photographs by members of the 3+1 Group Street Photography and civil rights. festival in the country—the Decatur Booth Photography Guild. Exhibit. EXHIBITION Book Festival! Please see page 21 EXHIBITION EXHIBITION Sep 17–Oct 24 for more information. Aug 18–Nov 15 Aug 31–Oct 23 PROJECTIONS AND CONVERSATIONS LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION Thu, Oct 8, 6pm–8pm Decatur Square 501 Museum Drive Studio Gallery, Fine Arts Building Decatur, GA 30030 LOCATION Cartersville, GA 30120 555 N. Indian Creek Drive Sat: 10am–6pm 4681 Ashford Dunwoody Road Tue–Wed: 10am–5pm Clarkston, GA 30021 Sun 12pm–6pm Atlanta, GA 30338 Thu: 10am–8pm Mon–Thu: 8am–7pm decaturbookfestival.com Tue–Sat: 11am–6pm Fri: 8am–5pm Fri, Sat: 10am–5pm spruillgallery.blogspot.com depts.gpc.edu/~clafa/ Sun: 1–5pm (770) 394-4019 boothmuseum.org art/art.htm (770) 387-1300 (678) 891-3572 t 39 ] SEPTEMBER 18 SEPTEMBER [

© MASAO YAMAMOTO © DB WALTRIP © ROB SIMMONS 008 009 010 JACKSON FINE ART CONCORD ARTS CALLANWOLDE FINE ARTS CENTER SEP 18, 6–8PM SEP 18, 5–7PM SEP 18, 7–9PM Masao Yamamoto: New Work, SlowExposures Kawa=Flow + John Chiara: Mississippi Photography Festival Atlanta: Changing Landscapes Work by John Chiara, Debbie Fleming Caffery, Masao Yamamoto Work by various artists Work by Rob Simmons

New works from Yamamoto's ongoing Kawa=Flow The 13th annual photography OPENING RECEPTION project and Chiara's Mississippi landscapes. festival that celebrates the rural General Admission: $5 EXHIBITION American South. Free for Callanwolde members Sep 18–Oct 31 EXHIBITION EXHIBITION ARTIST'S TALK Sep 17–Sep 20 Sep 18–Nov 6 Sat, Sep 19, 11am 2015 JURORS TALK AND J.A.M. LOCATION BOOK SIGNING Sep 20, 11am–3pm 980 Briarcliff Road, NE Debbie Fleming Caffery: Alphabet LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30306 Tue, Oct 20, 6pm Main Street Mon–Fri: 10am–8pm LOCATION Concord, GA 30206 Sat: 10am–3pm 3115 East Shadowlawn Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 Thu: 2–5pm callanwolde.org Tue–Sat: 10am–5pm Fri: 11am–7pm (404) 872-5338 jacksonfineart.com Sat: 11am–5pm (404) 233-3739 Sun: 12–5pm t slowexposures.org 40 (770) 841-9268 [ SEPTEMBER 19–25 ] © JERRY PARK © NATHAN DEAN © SPENCER SLOAN © MARK CACERES 011 012 013 014 A NOVEL EXPERIENCE ARTISTS ATELIER GALLERY SWAN COACH HARTSFIELD-JACKSON AND STUDIOS HOUSE GALLERY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SEP 19, 10AM–12PM SEP 19, 12PM–3PM SEP 24, 6–9PM SEP 25–NOV 18 Slow Roads Tennessee Work by Jerry Park Artists Atelier Gallery Presents But Is It Photography? APG@ATL: The Airport Show AAC Photography Salon Jerry Park presents his survey of Work by Nakita Duncan, Ryan Work by various artists Nabulsi, Christina Price Washington, timeless, back country Tennessee Work by various artists Amy Miller of ACP curates from Spencer Sloan, Angela West roads in a brunch reception. Artists Atelier Gallery AAC a nationwide call for entries. Presenting the work of five Atlanta EXHIBITION Photography Salon Opening LOCATION photographers creating new forms Sep 17–Oct 31 Reception. Central Atrium of photography. LOCATION ARTIST'S RECEPTION 6000 N Terminal Parkway EXHIBITION 426 Thomaston Street Sat, Oct 17, 12–3pm Atlanta, GA 30320 Sep 24–Oct 30 Zebulon, GA 30295 LOCATION atlantaphotographygroup.org LOCATION (404) 605-0605 Mon–Sat: 10am–9pm 300 Miami Circle, Suite 200 slowexposures.org (upstairs) 3130 Slaton Drive (770) 567-1103 Atlanta, GA 30324 Atlanta, GA 30305 Tue–Sat: 11am–4pm Tue–Sat: 10am–4pm artistsatelier.com swancoachhouse.com (404) 261-0636 t 41 ] SEPTEMBER 25–26 SEPTEMBER ©SHEILA PREE BRIGHT ©ROSE M. BARRON © MICHAEL O'BRIEN © ANDREW MOORE [ 015 016 017 018 THE MUSEUM OF H2M STUDIO/ ATLANTA PHOTOGRAPHY SERENBE CONTEMPORARY ART TULA ARTS CENTER GROUP GALLERY OF GEORGIA SEP 26, 4PM SEP 25, 6:30–9:30PM SEP 25, 7:30–9:30PM SEP 25, 6:30–8:30PM AIR SERENBE & JACKSON I Am Director's Cut FINE ART - ANDREW MOORE: 1960 Now Work by Sandrine Arons, Rose Work by various artists In Residence M. Barron, Hastings Huggins, Work by Sheila Pree Bright APG executive director Beth Lilly Work by Andrew Moore Alexandra Marrero Sheila Pree Bright: 2014/2015 curates exciting new work from A series of events surrounding MOCA GA Working Artist Project. Self-portraits and the personal APG's membership. Andrew Moore's artist's residency journey. EXHIBITION EXHIBITION at Serenbe. Sep 25–Nov 28 EXHIBITION Aug 26–Oct 3 ARTIST'S TALK AND BOOK SIGNING Sep 25–Oct 3 LOCATION JUROR'S TALK Sat, Sep 26, 4pm 75 Bennett Street, Suite A2 LOCATION Sat, Sep 26, 2pm–3pm RESIDENCY Tula Arts Center Atlanta, GA 30306 LOCATION Sep 21–Sep 30 75 Bennett Street NW, Suite H2 Tue–Sat: 10am–5pm Tula Art Center ARTIST'S DINNER Atlanta, GA 30309 mocaga.org 75 Bennett Street NW, B1 Sun, Sep 27, 6pm Mon–Sat: 12–4:30pm (404) 367-8700 Atlanta, GA 30309 facebook.com/ LOCATION Wed–Sat: 12–4pm H2MPhotographyStudio 9055 Selbourne Lane atlantaphotographygroup.org (404) 832-0763 Chattahoochee Hills, GA 30268 t (404) 605-0605 airserenbe.com (404) 233-3739 42 [ SEPTEMBER 26–28 ] © NORTH GEORGIA CAMERA CLUB © IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM © TRICIA RAFFENSPERGER 019 020 021 MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL LUMIERE GREATER NORTH FULTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SEP 26, 8AM–6PM SEP 26, 11AM–12PM SEP 28–SEP 26, 2016 North Georgia Camera Circle of Light Favorite Things: Juried Exhibit by Club Shootout Work by Berenice Abbott, Imogen The Roswell Photographic Society Work by Jerry Black, Mark Buckler Cunningham, Paul Strand Work by Kaneesha Brownlee, Celia Durand, Will Fagan, Jan Frankowski, Joyce Glass, Steve Grundy, Roger Howard, Tom Hughes, Carlos Jansenson, Inter-club photo contest and Meg Partridge will join us Gittel Price, Felipe Qui, Tricia Raffensperger, Howard Ramey, Mary (via Skype) to discuss workshop. For complete details Rosevear McNeal, Sharon Samford, Martina Schmidt, Carol Shoemaker, and fees, please see ng3c.org. Cunningham’s work. Leonid Slutsker, Michelle Wittmer Grabowski EXHIBITION MEET-UP Roswell Photographic Society (RPS) is the largest Photography Sat, Sep 26, 1–3pm Sep 26–Nov 7 Club in metro Atlanta, meetings are free and open to the public. Through Jan 17, 2016 Seldom seen work by three LOCATION master photographers. LOCATION 11605 Haynes Bridge Road, #100, Alpharetta, GA 30009 LOCATION 1171 Whitlock Avenue Mon–Thu: 8:45am–5pm 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue NE Marietta, GA 30064 Fri: 8:45am–4:30pm Building 5, 2nd Floor ng3c.org gnfcc.com Atlanta, GA 30305 (770) 993-8806 Tue–Sat: 10am–4pm lumieregallery.net/wp/ (404) 261-6100 t 43 ]

©JULIANA DEROSA © ACP © RUSTY MILLER © CELIA DURAND 022 023 024 025 BEE PONCE CITY MARKET SUSAN TODD-RAQUE, LLC MARKETPLACE 120 SEPTEMBER 29–OCTOBER 1 29–OCTOBER SEPTEMBER [ SEP 29–NOV 14 OCT 1–3 OCT 1–31 OCT 1–30 Mud My Atlanta Exhibition Rusty Miller, The The Magic of Light Work by Juliana DeRosa Work by various artists Compassionate Work by Celia Durand Photographer The "Mud" exhibit reflects on This is an opportunity for photogra- Digital Photo Art by Celia Durand. Work by Rusty Miller Mother Earth in her many forms. phers of all ages and with all levels LOCATION LOCATION of experience to exhibit their work The photographs of Rusty Miller. 562 Wylie Road SE, Suite 24 26 East Andrews Drive and to compete for prizes. Please Call for appointment. Marietta, GA 30067 see page 22 for more information. Atlanta, GA 30305 LOCATION Mon–Sat: 10am–7pm Tue–Sat: 11am–5pm EXHIBITION 2660 Lenox Pointe NE Sun: 12–5pm bee-atlanta.com Thu, Fri: 11am–2pm Atlanta, GA 30324 marketplace120.com (404) 365-9858 Sat: 10am–4pm By appointment only (678) 540-7511 Sun: 12pm–4pm SusanTodd-Raque.com LOCATION (404) 273-5103 Pop-up Gallery (across from Anthropologie, North Avenue entrance) 675 NE Atlanta, GA 30308 t poncecitymarket.com 44 [ OCTOBER 1 ]

© LAURA NOEL © CORINNE ADAMS © ARTHUR RATLIFF © GAYLE STEVENS 026 027 028 029 LAURA NOEL STUDIO WING AND A PRAYER STUDIO ATLANTA-FULTON PUBLIC AIR SERENBE LIBRARY, CENTRAL LIBRARY OCT 1–OCT 3 OCT 1–3 OCT 1, 6–8PM OCT 1, 5–7PM Laura Noel Open Studio BOTTLE. BOOK. BOX. Everything Must Go Work by Laura Noel Work by Corinne Adams Passport to China Work by Jessica Ashley, Pinky Bass, Rob Brinson, BreeAnne Clowdus, Visit Laura Noel's studio to see new An installation of photography Work by Brad Perkins, Arthur Ratliff Aaron Coury, Gail Foster, Frank and old work. in containers: bottles, books and Exploring Eastern China from Hong Hunter, Jessie Mann, Greg New- boxes. Kong to Shanghai. ington, Carla Royal, Gayle Stevens, ARTIST'S RECEPTION LOCATION EXHIBITION Thomas Swanston, Ali Wittorf Fri, Oct 2, 6–9pm 3725 Powers Ferry Road NE, Sep 20–Oct 30 Work by 13 artists, alumni, LOCATION Behind Sardis United Methodist LOCATION and friends of AIR Serenbe. 710 Longwood Drive NW Church, Atlanta, GA 30342 126 Carnegie Way EXHIBITION Atlanta, GA 30305 Thu: 1–5pm One Square Oct 1–Jan 1, 2016 Thu: 10am–5pm Fri: 10am–4pm Atlanta, GA 30303 Fri: 10am–9pm FALL ART STROLL AND HOME TOUR Sat: 10am–5pm Mon–Thu: 10am–8pm Sat: 10am–5pm Sun, Oct 11, 1pm–5pm (678) 576-4450 Fri–Sat: 10am–6pm lauranoel.com Purchase tickets at airserenbe.com afpls.org (404) 488-7722 LOCATION (404) 740-1700 Serenbe, Chattahoochee Hills, GA 30268 airserenbe.com t (678) 834-9886 45 ] OCTOBER 1 OCTOBER [

© ZENG YI © ZENG YI © #WELOVEATL 030 031 032 JIMMY CARTER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM JIMMY CARTER PARIS ON PONCE PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY OCT 1, 6PM AND MUSEUM OCT 1, 7–10PM

ACP Lecture Series Presents: Zeng Yi OCT 1–JAN 17, 2016 #WELOVEATL Gallery Work by Zeng Yi at Paris On Ponce The People's China-Village Work by various artists This lecture, presented with the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Life by Master Photographer Museum and Lumiere, is in support of the exhibition: The People's China... Zeng Yi #weloveatl's annual gallery Village Life by Master Photographer Zeng Yi, which is on view through exhibition of Instagrammers January 17, 2016. Please see page 23 for more info. Work by Zeng Yi showing their love of our city. Zeng Yi tells the story of the EXHIBITION EXHIBITION VIEWING LECTURE RECEPTION common people through his Oct 1–Nov 8 6pm 7pm 8pm photography. LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION 716 Ponce de Leon Place NE 441 Freedom Parkway Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum Atlanta, GA 30306 Atlanta, GA 30307 441 Freedom Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30307 Mon–Sat: 11am–6pm Mon–Sat: 9am–4:30pm jimmycarterlibrary.gov/museum/ Sun: 12–6pm Sun: 12–4:30pm (404) 865-7100 parisonponce.com jimmycarterlibrary.gov (404) 249-9965 (404) 865-7100 t 46 [ OCTOBER 2 ]

© THO PHAM © TRICIA STEARNS 033 034 035 036 TROIS GALLERY ARTS CLAYTON GALLERY MASON FINE ART THE WAYFARER HOTEL, SUN ROOM OCT 2–OCT 30 OCT 2, 5:30–7:30PM OCT 2, 6–9PM OCT 2, 6–9PM Persona Arts Clayton 2015 Juried Special Exhibition Work by Stephanie Eley, Ervin Photography Show and "Teen Spirit" The Clique Year Johnson, Tho Pham, Julisiah Toney Competition Work by various artists in Review, 2015 An exhibition of oustanding work Work by various artists Entering its fourth year, ACP's col- Work by Melissa S. Brown, Leah D. Frazier, Jennifer Guyette, Renee created by SCAD-Atlanta graduate Juried photography featuring work laborative program with inpatient Hraga, Teri Jo Smith, Sharma and undergraduate students. by local photographers. Judged by teens at Scottish Rite and Egleston Kaefer-Ferrugia, Morgan Lytle, ARTIST'S RECEPTION Lucinda Bunnen. hospitals has impacted participants Audra Rauton, Holly L. Robbins, Thu, Oct 22, 6–7pm EXHIBITION beyond everyone's expectations. Laura Roush, Angie Wheeler Please see page 24 for more info. LOCATION Oct 2–Oct 30 Ladies Traveling Together on SCAD Atlanta LOCATION EXHIBITION a Photographic Journey. 1600 Peachtree Street NE, 4 136 South Main Street Oct 2–Nov 7 EXHIBITION Building A, 4th Floor Jonesboro, GA 30236 LOCATION Oct 1–Oct 30 Atlanta, GA 30309 Tue–Fri: 9am–5pm 415 Plasters Avenue LOCATION Mon–Fri: 8:30am–5:30pm Atlanta, GA 30324 Sat: 10am–4pm 114 North Broad Street scad.edu/exhibitions masonfineartandevents.com artsclayton.org/gallery Monroe, GA 30655 (404) 253-2700 (770) 473-5410 (404) 879-1500 Mon–Sun: 10am–2pm wayfarerhotel.net (678) 230-9476 t 47 ] OCTOBER 2 OCTOBER [

© STEPHANIE CALABRESE © SHEILA PREE BRIGHT © MIRIAM PHIELDS © RAYMOND MCCREA JONES 037 038 039 040 MONROE ART GUILD MASON FINE ART MASON FINE ART THE XCHANGE GALLERY AT THE ARTS EXCHANGE OCT 2, 6–9PM OCT 2, 6–9PM OCT 2, 6–9PM OCT 2, 7–9PM This is Monroe. Photographs Views of Portraiture Women in Focus XXII: by Stephanie Calabrese Work by Terrell Clark, Stephanie Juried by Lucinda Bunnen Birth of a Warrior Work by Stephanie Calabrese Eley, Cole Only, Sheila Pree Bright Work by various artists Work by Raymond McCrea Jones An intriguing look at life in Mason Fine Art examines photo- Women In Focus is a non-profit, An opening reception and this small southern town. graphic portraiture from multiple artist-initiated organization of book signing, featuring work EXHIBITION perspectives. female photographers who have by Raymond McCrea Jones. Oct 1–Oct 31 EXHIBITION joined together to support and EXHIBITION promote the photographic arts. LOCATION Oct 2–Nov 6 Oct 2–Oct 31 EXHIBITION 205 South Broad Street LOCATION LOCATION Monroe, GA 30655 415 Plasters Avenue Oct 2–Nov 7 750 Kalb Street SE Fri: 11am–6pm Atlanta, GA 30324 LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30312 Sat: 11am–5pm Tue–Fri: 11am–5pm 415 Plasters Avenue Thu–Sat: 12–6pm thisismonroega.com Sat: 12–5pm Atlanta, GA 30324 thearts-exchange.org/ (770) 207-8937 masonfineartandevents.com Tue–Fri: 11am–5pm xchange.html (404) 879-1500 Sat: 12–5pm (404) 624-4211 masonfineartandevents.com t (404) 879-1500 48 [ OCTOBER 3 ]

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OCT 3, 11AM–5PM OCT 3, 1–3PM OCT 3, 6–8PM Gibbs Gardens Photography When Spirit Calls Me Big Canoe Photography Exhibit and Waterlily Festival Work by Sistagraphy Club Exhibition Work by various artists Work by various artists OPENING RECEPTION OPENING RECEPTION Photography exhibit, plein air Exhibition by the Big Canoe AND ARTIST TALK AND ARTIST TALK artists, french food, live music, Photography Club. Oct 3, 1–3pm Oct 7, 6–8pm and wine tasting. EXHIBITION EXHIBITION Sistagraphy, a collective of EXHIBITION African-American Women Oct 3–Oct 4 Oct 1–31 Oct 3, 4 and Oct 10, 11 photographers presents an The exhibition represents the LOCATION LOCATION exhibit of the new & emerging diverse perspectives of spiritual- 186 Club House Drive 1987 Gibbs Drive members. This exhibition is ity from a collective of African- Big Canoe, GA 30143 Ball Ground, GA 30107 juried by Michi Meko. American Women Photographers. Sat: 9am–8pm Wed–Sun: 11am–5pm LOCATION Sun: 10am–5pm Call for hours LOCATION West End Performing Arts Center bigcanoephotographers.weebly.com gibbsgardens.com South Fulton Arts Center 945 Ralph David (706) 268-3326 (770) 893-1881 4645 Butner Road Abernathy Boulevard SW Atlanta, GA 30349 Atlanta, GA 30310 bit.ly/sistagraphy_2 bit.ly/sistagraphy (404) 612-3087 t 49 ] OCTOBER 3 OCTOBER [

© JASON MARIS © MADELEINE SOLOWAY © CY MATTHEWS SEMRAU 044 045 046 GALLERY L1 BINDERS ART SUPPLY AT PONCE CITY MARKET CY MATTHEWS SEMRAU AT 30 TRAMMELL STREET OCT 3–31 OCT 3, 5–7:30PM OCT 3, 5:30–8:30PM Proving Grounds Fragments: Madeleine Soloway's Solvent Work by Jason Maris Transfer and Digital Photographs Horizons and Intersections Black and white imagery of the Work by Madeleine Soloway Work by Cy Matthews Semrau US Marine Corps recruit training. Multi-layered, mixed-media, photo-based works on paper. These brilliantly colored photo- OPENING RECEPTION EXHIBITION graphs of people crossing intersec- Sat, Oct 3, 6–9pm Oct 3–Oct 30 tions follow the Horizons series. DINNER WITH THE ARTISTS LOCATION EXHIBITION Sun, Oct 11, 7–11pm 650 North Avenue, Suite S102 Oct 3–Nov 14 CLOSING RECEPTION Atlanta, GA 30308 LOCATION Fri, Oct 30, 8–10pm Mon–Sat: 9am–8pm 30 Trammell Street Call for hours Marietta, GA 30064 LOCATION bindersart.com/ponce-city-market-store Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm 828 Ralph McGill Boulevard, Suite L1 (404) 682-6999 Call for hours Atlanta, GA 30306 cy-matthews-semrau.org Fri, Sat: 11am–6:30pm (678) 848-8390 Sun: 11am–5pm or by appointment t galleryl1.com (678) 502-0047 50 [ OCTOBER 3 ]

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OCT 3, 6–11PM OCT 3, 6–9PM OCT 3, 7–10PM Exploring Light and Shadow Education of the Negro: a photographic Malice of Alice Work by Thomas Dodd, Nate Dorn, study by Dr. Horace Mann Bond Work by Alice Lewis, Kelly Lewis Max Eremine, Craig Gum, Jennifer Work by Dr. Horace Mann Bond The Misadventures of a Little Girl Harris, Cory McBurnett, John Santerineross, Brent Walker Depression Era schoolhouse photographs Adopted into a Mad World. and Bond family portraits, 1925–1959. LOCATION Group Photography Show: Portrai- ture, Photo Manipulation, Mixed EXHIBITION FILM SCREENING LECTURE 812 Lambert Drive NE Media, and Surrealistic Imagery. Oct 3–Oct 31 Sun, Oct 25, Thu, Oct 22, 6:30pm -8pm Atlanta, GA 30324 By appointment only CLOSING RECEPTION 6–9pm Southern Education: Lecture creativecircus.edu Sat, Oct 10, 6–11pm Imba Means by Steve Suitts of the Southern Sing, a feature Education Foundation and Special (404) 607-8880 LOCATION documentary Guest TBD 211 Peters Street Atlanta, GA 30313 LOCATION facebook.com/Exploring 828 Ralph McGill Boulevard NE, Suite L1, Atlanta, GA 30306 LightandShadow Fri, Sat: 11am–6:30pm Sun: 11am–5pm or by appointment galleryl1.com t (687) 502-0047 51 ] OCTOBER 3–8 OCTOBER [ © SHANNON DAVIS AND DAVIS SHANNON © KIPPELEN VIRGINIE © SHEILA PREE BRIGHT © DIANE LIEBESKIND © GERALD LEE HOFFMAN 050 051 052 053 OLD FOURTH WARD EMORY SCHWARTZ CENTER TREES ATLANTA TREEHOUSE FOR PERFORMING ARTS, AT STOVEWORKS OCT 3, 7PM–12AM CHASE GALLERY OCT 8–9 OCT 8–23 Flux Night 2015: Dream OCT 5, 4–6PM Goddesses of Nature Work by Aaron Gach, Chris John- Urban Wilderness Work by Gerald Lee Hoffman son, Otabenga Jones and Asso- A2D Photography Group + Man-Made Nature Images created on location in ciates, Sheila Pree Bright, Pedro Work by Kevin Ames, Mario DiGirol- Work by Shannon Davis, Bahia, Brazil, during filming of the Reyes, Byette Ross Smith, Kamal amo, David Goldsmith, Virginie Kippelen documentary Yemanja: Ecological Sinclair, Jennifer Wen Ma, Hank Al Johnson, Jay Kaufman, Diane Nature through opposite lenses Willis Thomas, Courtesy the Artists Liebeskind, Larry Marchant, wisdom from the African heart redefined by proximity and of Brazil. A one-night public art celebration. Chuck Rogers, Ron Sherman, Don Stephens manipulated by man. LOCATION LOCATION ARTIST'S TALK The Atrium Auburn and Edgewood Photography Exibition by A2D Tue, Oct 20, 7pm–8:30pm 201 Dowman Drive Avenues at Boulevard members. Atlanta, GA 30322 Atlanta, GA 30312 EXHIBITION LOCATION fluxprojects.org Oct 5–Oct 31 112 Krog Street, Suite 7 Thu: 9am–5pm Atlanta, GA 30307 Fri: 9–11:30am (404) 622-7659 LOCATION Mon–Fri: 10am–4pm emory.edu/home/index.html 1700 North Decatur Road Call for hours Atlanta, GA 30345 (404) 522-4097 Mon–Thu: 9am–6pm t (404) 727-5050 52 [ OCTOBER 8 ] © THE DISFARMER PROJECT PROJECT DISFARMER THE © FILMS TERMINUS AND © ACP © SCOTT LOWDEN © MARK CHANDLER 054 055 056 057 PONCE CITY MARKET THE FRAZER CENTER ATRIUM SCADSHOW THE ART STATION, BIG SHANTY OCT 8–11 OCT 8, 5:30–8PM OCT 8, 7 PM OCT 8, 6-8PM My Atlanta Exhibition From the Heart: Portraits ACP Film Series Work by various artists Celebrating People of Work by Oraien Catledge, Focus on Photography All Abilities Mike Disfarmer This is an opportunity for photogra- Work by Cobb Photographic Society Members phers of all ages and with all levels Work by Scott Lowden Please join us for a unique of experience to exhibit their work Portraits of Adults with Disabilities "double-feature" screening of Works of photography by Cobb and to compete for prizes. Please Doing What They Love. two documentaries about Photographic Society Members. see page 22 for more information. LOCATION photographers of the south; EXHIBITION Mike Disfarmer and Oraien EXHIBITION 1815 S. Ponce de Leon Avenue NE Oct 8–Oct 31 Catledge. Please see page 25 Thu, Fri: 11am–2pm Atlanta, GA 30307 LOCATION for more info. Sat: 10am–4pm frazercenter.org 2050 Kennesaw Due West Road FILM SCREENING Sun: 12pm–4pm (404) 377-3836 Kennesaw, GA 30152 Doors at 6pm, Screening at 7pm, LOCATION By appointment only, followed by a talkback. Pop-up Gallery (across from call for hours Anthropologie, North Avenue LOCATION artstationcobb.org entrance) 173 14th Street (770) 514-5930 675 Ponce de Leon Avenue NE Atlanta, GA 30309 Atlanta, GA 30308 scadshow.com poncecitymarket.com (404) 253-2740 t 53 ] OCTOBER 8–9 OCTOBER [

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P. Seth Thompson: Flowers in Transition Home OCT 9, 7–9PM Good Exposure Work by Susan Michal Work by Alicia Collins Work by P. Seth Thompson 19th Annual RPS Open Photography exhibition "Home" showcases work that Exhibit—Juried by Sarah Photographs with influences featuring the fine art flower investigates and challenges ideals Durning such as quantum physics, photography of Susan Michal of motherhood and home. This is an Open Juried exhibit, open cinema, and mythology. (susanmichalfineart.com). EXHIBITION to all photographers, members and EXHIBITION EXHIBITION Oct 9–Oct 16 non-members. Oct 5–Jan 8, 2016 Oct 8–Oct 17 LOCATION EXHIBITION LOCATION LOCATION 565 Northside Drive SW, Unit #2 Oct 9–Nov 20 , Suite 2100 Westside Provision District (Abrams Fixture Building) Atlanta, GA 30363 1100 Howell Mill Road Atlanta, GA 30310 ANNUAL PHOTO WALK By appointment only Atlanta, GA Thu–Sun: 12–4pm Oct 3, 8–11:20AM agg.com Mon–Sat: 10am–6:30pm (810) 333-2311 LOCATION (404) 545-1766 LeJardinFrancais.com 10495 Woodstock Road (404) 792-1680 Roswell, GA 30075 Mon–Fri: 9:30am–1, 3–6pm Sat: 10-2pm t roswellgov.com 54 (770) 594-6122 [ OCTOBER 9 ]

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OCT 9 7–10PM OCT 9, 7PM–12AM OCT 9, 7–10PM Flight Quaint Peche Transcendent Work by Connie Cross, Lynn Marshall-Linnemier, Work by Erin Branch, Patrick Work by Hastings Huggins Carolyn Miller, Miriam Phields, Joel (Jay Vaz) Vazquel Di Rito, Kyle Henderson, Taylor A chemographical exploration into McCormick, Andrew Sisk Flight is sometimes depicted as a condition of human art and an individual's capacity to willpower and a demonstration of spirituality. A Collective Queer Exposé. alter experience. PHOTO BATTLE EXHIBITION ARTIST'S TALK Oct 9, 7–10pm Oct 9–Oct 11 Sat, Oct 10, 11am–1pm Two photographers, two projectors, two minutes, head to head. LOCATION EXHIBITION EXHIBITION 91 Broad Street SW Oct 2–Nov 6 Atlanta, GA 30303 Oct 9–Jan 15, 2016 LOCATION Thu–Sat: 12–6pm LOCATION 760 10th Street NW mammalgallery.com 3900 Aviation Circle NW, Atlanta, GA 30336 Atlanta, GA 30318 (678) 744-7095 Tue–Fri: 9am–6pm Tue–Fri: 11am–5pm Sat: 9am–2pm collectiveonegallery.com fultonarts.org (678) 218-3740 (404) 612-8600 t 55 ] OCTOBER 9–10 9–10 OCTOBER [

© TED MALOOF ©ACP © CHERYL D'AMATO 065 066 067 ATLANTA PHOTOGRAPHY GEORGIA TECH HOTEL AND THE BUCKHEAD LIBRARY GROUP CONFERENCE CENTER OCT 10, 3–5PM OCT 9, 7:30–9:30PM OCT 10 The Atlanta Artist's Center 11th Photography Double Vision ACP Portfolio Review Exhibit at the Buckhead Library Work by Gloria Maloof, Ted Maloof Fifty-one photographers from Work by Aleta Aaron, H. Gay Allen, Cheryl D'Amato, Paul H. D'Amato, Nathan Dean, Mikki Root Dillon, Judith Dunne, Erin-Elizabeth Durham, A Portfolio Exhibition. across the country have been selected to meet one-on-one with Louise George, Nafisa Valita Sheriff, Saul Torres EXHIBITION a distinguished panel of reviewers. An artist's choice 75-piece exhibit with "Summertime in Buckhead" Oct 9–14 This event is closed to the public. Buckhead Library Teen Photo Contest. LOCATION Please see page 26 for more info. EXHIBITION Tula Art Center LOCATION Sep 30–Nov 2 75 Bennett Street, Suite B1 800 Spring Street NW Atlanta, GA 30309 LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30308 269 Buckhead Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30305 Tue-Wed: 12-4pm gatechhotel.com Mon, Tue: 10am–6pm Fri: 7:30-9:30pm (404) 347-9440 Sat: 12-4pm Wed, Thu: 10am–8pm apgphoto.org Fri, Sat: 10am–6pm (404) 317-3269 afpls.org (404) 814-3500 t 56 [ OCTOBER 10 ]

© ALEC SOTH © ACP © DEBORA CARTAGENA 068 069 070 GALLERY 1600 GEORGIA TECH HOTEL DIGITAL ARTS STUDIO AND CONFERENCE CENTER OCT 10–JAN 20, 2016 OCT 10, 6:30–9PM OCT 10, 6–8PM Alec Soth Lasting Impressions: An Artist Work by Alec Soth ACP Portfolio Walk Choice Exhibit by Women In Focus SCAD presents the seventh Work by various artists Work by Jenny Bell, Vicki Bethel, Cindy Brown, Kaneesha Brownlee, Debora Cartagena, Myrtie Cope, Margery Diamond, Bobi Dimond, Harriet and final project of Alec Soth's Meet participating photographers, Dye, Sheri Garza-Pope, Melissa Gillespie, Ruth Gogel, Valerie Gruner, "Dispatch" series. view their work, and strike-up a Susee Harkins, Jeannie Bartow Hartman, Jan Kapoor, Lynne Klein, Laura ARTIST'S RECEPTION conversation. Please see page 27 Kresmin, Carolyn Meltzer, Chris Mitts, Niki Murphy, Anne Nettles, Maureen Sun, Oct 22, 6–7pm for more info. Anne Petrilli, Lesley Ann Price, Gittel Price, Linda Rathke, Lisa Streib, Kelly Thompson, Lee Anne White LOCATION LOCATION SCAD Atlanta 800 Spring Street NW Women In Focus is a non-profit, artist-initiated 1600 Peachtree Street NE Atlanta, GA 30308 organization of female photographers. Building A, 2nd Floor gatechhotel.com EXHIBITION Atlanta, GA 30309 (404) 347-9440 Oct 3–31 Mon–Fri: 8:30am–5:30pm LOCATION scad.edu/exhibitions 1082 Huff Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 (404) 253-2700 Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm Sat: 10am–5pm digitalartsstudio.net (404) 352-9779 t 57 ] OCTOBER 11 OCTOBER [

© CARLA ROYAL © TIMOTHY H. MCCOY © METTINA VAN DER VEEN © JOE HOYLE 071 072 073 074 AMBLEWOOD GALLERY, ARNOLD ART GALLERY DECATUR LIBRARY ATLANTA ARTISTS CENTER SERENBE, GEORGIA OCT 11, 2–4PM OCT 11, 3–5PM OCT 11, 4–6PM OCT 11–25 The Mark of Time / Albumen Decatur Digital Photography Reception of Atlanta "TEXTURE" Juried and Palladium Prints by Meetup: Through the Lens Artist Center Photography Fine Art Exhibition Timothy H. McCoy Work by Decatur Digital Salon Show Work by various artists Work by Timothy H. McCoy Photography Meetup Work by various artists

JUROR'S TALK AND RECEPTION Gold-toned albumen and trans- Come see images of many styles Juried show reception and awards and subjects by members of the Sun, Oct 25, 4–6pm lucent vellum palladium prints of ceremony; public invited. contemporary photographs. Decatur Digital Photography LOCATION LOCATION EXHIBITION Meetup. 2979 Grandview Avenue 9133 Selborne Lane Atlanta, GA 30305 Sep 28–Oct 30 EXHIBITION Chattahoochee Hills, GA 30268 Tue–Fri: 10am–5pm LOCATION Oct 11–31 By appointment only, atlantaartistscenter.org/ LOCATION amblewoodgallery.com Shorter University education/photography-salon/ 215 Sycamore Street (470) 658-6165 315 Shorter Avenue (404) 237-2324 Rome, GA 30165 Decatur, GA 30030 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm Mon–Wed: 9am–9pm su.shorter.edu/art-department/ Thu–Sat: 9am–6pm (706) 233-7283 Sun: 1–6pm dekalblibrary.org/branches/deca t (404) 370-3070 58 [ OCTOBER 11–15 ]

© CHRISS CLARK © ACP © KELLY KLINE © YELENA YEMCHUK 075 076 077 078 CHERRYLION GALLERY PONCE CITY MARKET TREEHOUSE PHOTO STUDIO MARCIA WOOD GALLERY MIDTOWN OCT 11, 5–9PM OCT 15–18 OCT 15, 7–10PM OCT 15, 7–9PM Life in Palmetto My Atlanta Exhibition A Decade of the Heisman Work by Chriss Clark Work by various artists Trophy Imagery Bold (feminine) This is an opportunity for photogra- Work by Kelly Kline Work by Christy Bush, Joana EXHIBITION Choumali, Helena Christensen, phers of all ages and with all levels A retrospective of images by Oct 11–Oct 18 Josephine Sacabo, Yelena of experience to exhibit their work Heisman Trophy staff photographer LOCATION Yemchuk, Melissa Zexter and to compete for prizes. Please Kelly Kline. Special Guest Appear- 889 Morris Street see page 22 for more information. ance by 1996 Heisman Winner Exhibition by female artists Atlanta, GA 30318 addressing perception and EXHIBITION Danny Wuerrffel. Mon–Fri: 10am–6pm representation of women in EXHIBITION Sat: 10am–4pm Thu, Fri: 11am–2pm photography. Sat: 10am–4pm Oct 15–18 cherrylion.com EXHIBITION Sun: 12pm–4pm LOCATION (404) 350-4040 Oct 15–Nov 14 LOCATION 751 James P. Brawley Drive NW, LOCATION Pop-up Gallery (across from Suite 4 1037 Monroe Drive NE Anthropologie, North Avenue Atlanta, GA 30318 Atlanta, GA 30306 entrance) Mon–Sun: 10am–6pm poncecitymarket.com treehouseatl.com Tue–Sat: 12–5pm (404) 254-3349 Call for hours marciawoodgallery.com t (404) 827-0030 59 ] OCTOBER 16 OCTOBER [

© C. A. MCCULLERS © OMAR VIKTOR DIOP © CLYDE CLICK 079 080 081 MICHAEL C. CARLOS ARNIKA DAWKINS GALLERY THE SHOWCASE SCHOOL DANCE CENTRE OF PHOTOGRAPHY OCT 16, 6–9PM OCT 16–NOV 20 OCT 16, 6–9PM On Being Black Pas de Deux: A Piece Work by Jim Alexander, Nicole Buchanan, Albert Chong, Terrell Clark, SHOTS 2015 for Light and Motion Allen Cooley, Renee Cox, Omar Viktor Diop, Barbara Dumetz, Delphine Work by Showcase School students Work by Charles A. McCullers, Fawandu, Gerald Gaskin, Janna Ireland, Ayana V. Jackson, Ervin Johnson, V. Elizabeth Turk Ross Oscar Knight, Le’Andra LeSeur, Joshua McFadden, Qiana Mestrich, ARTIST'S TALK John Pinderhughes, Sheila Pree Bright, Jared Soares, Deb Willis, Hank Thu, Oct 1, 6:30–8:30pm OPENING RECEPTION Willis Thomas Portrait photographer Kate T. Oct 16, 6-9pm On Being Black showcases acclaimed, talented midcareer and emerging Parker discusses her work and the ARTISTS' TALK fine art photographers. creation of the nationally recog- Mon, Nov 2, 7pm–8:30pm EXHIBITION nized "Strong is the New Pretty" project. LOCATION Oct 16–Jan 22, 2016 EXHIBITION 1695 Marietta Boulevard, NW PANEL DISCUSSION Oct 16–Dec 3 Atlanta, GA 30318 Sat, Oct 17, 11am–1pm, see page 28 for more information. LOCATION Wed–Fri: 12–5:30pm LOCATION atlantaballet.com 1135 Sheridan Road NE 4600 Cascade RoadAtlanta, GA 30331 (404) 873-5811 Atlanta, GA 30324 Wed–Fri: 10am–4pm Call for hours Call for hours theshowcaseschool.com adawkinsgallery.com t (404) 965-2205 (404) 333-0312 60 [ OCTOBER 16–17 ]

© RALPH BASUI WATKINS © ALDO RAMIREZ © OMAR VICTOR DIOP © ACP 082 083 084 085 APEX MUSEUM CRAZY CUBAN SPELMAN COLLEGE MASON FINE ART SANDWICH SHOP MUSEUM OF FINE ART OCT 16, 7–9:30PM OCT 17, 6:30–10PM OCT 17, 11AM–3PM OCT 17, 11AM–12:30PM Faith in : ACP Photography Auction The Next Chapter Atlanta RollerGirls ACP Collaboration: On Being Work by various artists Black Panel Discussion Work by Ralph Basui Watkins Work by Kevin Borke, Jennifer Come celebrate photography in Fairchild-Pierce, Tim Moxley, Aldo Opening and reception. Panelists include Sheila Pree fine style at ACP's 10th annual Ramirez Bright, Kirsten Pai Buick, Ph.D, EXHIBITION photography auction and gala The "Best Shots" of the Atlanta Rol- Allen Cooley, Renee Cox, Delphine Oct 16–23 Fawandu, John Pinderhughes, featuring Denise Bethel, former lerGirls 2015 season. Chairman, Photographs, Sotheby's LOCATION Deborah Willis, Ph.D EXHIBITION New York. Please see page 29 for 135 Auburn Avenue Please join us for a unique collabo- Oct 17–31 more info. Atlanta, GA 30303 ration with Arnika Dawkins Gallery LOCATION LOCATION Tue–Fri: 9am–5pm and the Spelman College Museum 415 Plasters Avenue apexmuseum.org 290 14th Street NW of Art for a panel discussion "On Atlanta, GA 30324 (404) 523-2739 Atlanta, GA 30318 Being Black". Please see page 28 Mon–Sat: 11am–3pm for more info. masonfineartandevents.com (404) 879-1500 (404) 607-7348 LOCATION Auditorium, Camille Olivia Hanks Cosby, Ed.D. Academic Center 350 Spelman Lane SW Atlanta, GA 30314 t (404) 270-5607 61 ] OCTOBER 17 OCTOBER [

© JEFF MORGAN © JIM BARBOUR © MIKE NALLEY 086 087 088 PORTFOLIO CENTER UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST MABLE HOUSE ARTS CENTER ATLANTA CONGREGATION OF ATLANTA OCT 17, 7–9PM OCT 17, 7-10PM OCT 17, 7–9PM National Photography Exhibit 2015 "Today I shall behave, as Work by Hewett Beasley, Patsy Bowie, Dominique Chaponot, John if this is the day I will be Atlanta Photographic Clemmer, Tammy Coleman, Angie Dachs, Linda Fordham, Damien remembered" Society Exhibition Guarnieri, Stephanie Hendrix, Deborah Karwisch, Tom Kells, Bill Work by Portfolio Center Work by various artists Kettering, Charles Kirk, Rachel Kirk, Harry Leftridge, Emily Lightner, student photographers Manuel Llaneras, Catherine McRee-Moser, Ron Moon, Robert Myers, A collaborative group exhibit Mike Nalley, Judith Ann Nelson, Rich Nuckolls, John Ridings, An exhibition focusing on showcasing creative photographic Karen Roberts Atlanta's nonprofits by Portfolio talents of several local artists. An exhibit of 25 select photographers from around the country. Center student photographers. EXHIBITION EXHIBITION EXHIBITION Oct 1–25 Oct 7–24 Oct 17–Nov 17 LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION 1911 Cliff Valley Way 5239 Floyd Road, Mableton, GA 30126 125 Bennett Street Atlanta, GA 30329 Mon–Thu: 10am–5pm Atlanta, GA 30309 Mon–Fri: 1–4pm southcobbarts.org Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm Sun: 8:30am–3pm (770) 819-3285 By appointment only atlantaphotographic.org portfoliocenter.edu (404) 634-5134 t (404) 351-5055 62 [ OCTOBER 17–18 ]

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OCT 17, 7–10PM OCT 18 OCT 18, 2-5PM OCT 18, 2-4PM Nine: ViewPoints ACP Public Art: Art on Track Absolute Chong Photography by Work by Nick Arroyo, Bob Work by Kelly Kristen Jones Work by Albert Chong Sydney Kaufmann Burkhardt, Robin Davis, and Laura Noel Albert Chong, of African and Work by Sydney Kaufmann Marla Puziss A day-long celebration of Chinese descent, will discuss Artist’s reception and photowalk An exhibition featuring nine photography, Art on Track is his photography. EXHIBITION photographers spanning a fast moving cultural journey EXHIBITION Oct 17–31 figurative to abstract. on board a MARTA train. Please Sep 6–Nov 8 LOCATION EXHIBITION see page 30 for more info. ARTIST'S TALK 857 Collier Road NW Oct 17–Nov 20 LOCATION Sun, Oct 18, 3 -4pm Atlanta, GA 30318 LOCATION For more information about LOCATION salonnext.com 35 Howard Street SE location and times, please visit 503 Peeples Street SW (404) 609-7041 Atlanta, GA 30317 bitly.com/ACP_PublicArt Atlanta, GA 30310 Thu–Sat: 12–5pm Wed–Fri: 10am–6pm pbjart.com/shows.php Sat, Sun: 1–5pm (404) 606-1856 hammondshouse.org (404) 612-0500 t 63 ] OCTOBER 21–23 OCTOBER [

© INSTAGRAM © ACP © ANDREW FEILER 093 094 095 WESTSIDE CULTURAL PONCE CITY MARKET ATLANTA UNIVERSITY CENTER ARTS CENTER OCT 22 OCT 23, 5:30–8:30PM OCT 21, 7PM My Atlanta Exhibition Without Regard to Sex, Race, or Color ACP Spotlight: Work by various artists Work by Andrew Feiler Instagram Panel This is an opportunity for photogra- Opening reception and book signing. Work by Time Lampe, Stephen phers of all ages and with all levels McMennamy, Grant Mimms, EXHIBITION of experience to exhibit their work Whitney Ott, Vanessa Toro Oct 23–Nov 29 and to compete for prizes. Please LOCATION These local makers use Instagram see page 22 for more information. in innovative ways to express Robert W. Woodruff Library and Galleries EXHIBITION themselves, reach new audiences, 111 James P. Brawley Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30314 and participate in the global image Thu: 11am–2pm Mon–Thu: 8am–12am conversation. Please see page 31 LOCATION Fri: 8am–6pm for more info. Pop-up Gallery (across from Sat: 12–6pm PANEL DISCUSSION Anthropologie, North Avenue Sun: 12pm–12am Doors open at 6:30 entrance) auctr.edu poncecitymarket.com (404) 978-2000 LOCATION 760 10th Street NW Atlanta, GA 30318 t westsideartscenter.com (678) 218-3740 64 [ OCTOBER 23–24 ]

© MARCIA VAITSMAN © DEBRA BOOTH © RAYMOND SMITH © ROE ETHRIDGE 096 097 098 099 WHITESPACE GALLERY ATLANTA PHOTOGRAPHY GEORGIA MUSEUM OF ART HIGH MUSEUM OF ART GROUP GALLERY OCT 23, 7–10PM OCT 24–JAN 3, 2016 OCT 24, 2PM OCT 23, 7:30–9:30PM Small Acts of Kindness In Time We Shall Know ACP Lecture Series/ Work by Marcia Vaitsman Mary Stanley Selects for APG Ourselves: Photographs ART PAPERS LIVE by Raymond Smith Stop by between 7–10 pm to Work by various artists Work by Roe Ethridge view this incredible collection of Curator Mary Stanley selects works Work by Raymond Smith This event is made possible photographs and enjoy an evening for this diverse and dynamic show. An exhibition organized by the through meaningful partnership celebrating whitespace's newest EXHIBITION Montgomery Museum of Fine with the High Museum of Art and exhibition. Oct 21–Nov 21 Arts, Montgomery, Alabama. is sponsored in part by Mailchimp. Please see page 32 for more info. EXHIBITION LOCATION ARTIST'S TALK LOCATION Oct 23–Nov 28 Tula Art Center Thu, Nov 19, 5:30–6:30pm LOCATION 75 Bennett Street NW, B1 LOCATION Hill Auditorium 814 Atlanta, GA 30309 90 Carlton Street 1280 Peachtree Street NE Atlanta, GA 30309 Atlanta, GA 30307 Wed–Sat: 12–4pm Athens, GA 30602 Wed–Sat: 11am–5pm atlantaphotographygroup.org Tue–Wed: 10am–5pm whitespace814.com (404) 605-0605 Thu: 10am–9pm (404) 688-1892 Fri–Sat: 10am–5pm Sun: 1–5pm georgiamuseum.org (706) 542-4662 t 65 ] OCTOBER 26–29 OCTOBER [

© LYNSEY ADDARIO © KATHRYN KOLB © KATHRYN KOLB 100 101 102 FERNBANK MUSEUM PACE ACADEMY, FINE ARTS CENTER PACE ACADEMY, OF NATURAL HISTORY FINE ARTS CENTER OCT 29, 7PM OCT 26, 7PM OCT 1–30 ACP Collaboration: Kathryn Kolb ACP Lecture Series Presents Work by Kathryn Kolb Symmetries of Nature Lynsey Addario Kathryn will discuss her own journey following nature's designs Work by Kathryn Kolb Work by Lynsey Addario that includes discussion of the layers of design we respond to Images resonating with the This lecture is in support of the when looking at images and how our right- and left-brain symmetries found within the exhibition "Women of Vision" hemispheres shape the way we view photographs. Please see fractal architecture of nature. on view at Fernbank Museum of page 34 for more info. LOCATION Natural History September 26– LECTURE 966 West Paces Ferry Road January 3, 2016. Please see page Doors open at 6pm, lecture at 7pm Atlanta, GA 30327 33 for more info. LOCATION Mon–Fri: 10am–4pm paceacademy.org Doors open at 6:30pm 966 West Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, GA 30327 Mon–Fri: 10am–4pm (404) 262-1345 LOCATION paceacademy.org 767 Clifton Road (404) 262-1345 Atlanta, GA 30307 fernbankmuseum.org t (404) 929-6300 66 [ OCTOBER 30–NOVEMBER 14

© CAMMI LUSK © FRANCE DORMAN © BOB KOLBRENER 103 104 105 WHITESPEC PACE ACADEMY - BOOTH WESTERN ART MUSEUM FINE ARTS CENTER OCT 30, 7–10PM NOV 14, 7PM ] OCT 31–NOV 23 Anxiety: A Pop-up Book Ansel Adams: Before & After Work by Cammi Lusk Images from India Work by Ansel Adams, Bob Kolbrener, Al Weber This one-night only thesis Work by various artists Over 100 print exhibition, including 30 by Ansel Adams, his exhibition explores anxiety Art Photography from India by predecessors, peers and 13 contemporary photographers. in photographic pop-up the students of France Dorman. Keynote address by Dr. Michael Adams (Ansel’s son) at 7pm book pages. ARTIST'S RECEPTION will be a ticketed event due to limited seating. LOCATION Fri, Nov 6 , 7pm EXHIBITION 814 Edgewood Avenue NE LOCATION Nov 14–Mar 20, 2016 Atlanta, GA 30307 966 West Paces Ferry Road PHOTOGRAPHY SYMPOSIUM Wed–Sat: 11am–5pm Atlanta, GA 30327 Sat, Jan 23, 2016 Call for hours Mon–Fri: 10am–4pm LOCATION whitespace814.com/whitespec/ paceacademy.org 501 Museum Drive, Cartersville, GA 30120 (404) 688-1892 (404) 262-1345 Tue–Thu: 10am–8pm Fri–Sat: 10am–5pm Sun: 1–5pm boothmuseum.org (770) 387-1300 t 67 ] STAFF Amy Miller Executive Director DONATE Michael David Murphy Program Manager ACP is a tiny nonprofit with an extremely hard-working staff. We are a nimble Tonja Holder Development Manager organization with no debt and loads of ambition. We reply on the support of Waduda Muhammad generous folks who understand the importance of arts and culture, and who Administrative Assistant want to live in a city where things like the ACP Festival exist (HINT: We can’t exist without your support). BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADVISORY COUNCIL EVENT SUPPORTERS SUPPORTERS EVENT

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VOLUNTEERS, WE THANK YOU TO THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS. THE FESTIVAL COULDN’T HAPPEN WITHOUT YOU! (TO BE A MUCH-LOVED VOLUNTEER, SIGN UP AT ACPINFO.ORG). t 69 ] BUCKHEAD Unitarian Universalist INMAN PARK/OLD FOURTH WARD Congregation of Atlanta ...... 087 Artists Atelier Gallery Old Fourth Ward ...... 050 Wing & A Prayer Studio...... 027 and Studios ...... 012 Trees Atlanta TreeHouse Atlanta Artists Center ...... 074 at Stoveworks ...... 052 Atlanta Photography DOWNTOWN/ Whitespace Gallery ...... 096

VENUE INDEX VENUE Group Gallery ...... 017, 065, 097 CASTLEBERRY HILL

[ WhiteSpec ...... 103 BEE ...... 022 Apex Museum ...... 082

The Buckhead Library ...... 067 Atlanta-Fulton Public KIRKWOOD Library, Central Library ...... 028 The Creative Circus ...... 049 pb&j gallery ...... 089 The Big House Gallery ...... 047 H2M Studio/Tula Arts Center ...... 016 Mammal Gallery ...... 063 Jackson Fine Art ...... 008 LITTLE FIVE POINTS / EAST Laura Noel Studio ...... 026 ATLANTA / CANDLER PARK DECATUR / OAKHURST Lumière...... 020 The Frazer Center Atrium ...... 055 Decatur Library ...... 073 Mason Fine Art . . . . 035, 038, 039, 085 Decatur Square ...... 004 The Museum of Contemporary MARIETTA Art of Georgia ...... 015 30 Trammell Street...... 046 DRUID HILLS / EMORY Pace Academy, Marietta High School ...... 019 Fine Arts Center ...... 101, 102, 104 Callanwolde Fine Arts Center...... 010 MarketPlace 120 ...... 025 Portfolio Center Atlanta ...... 086 Emory Schwartz Center for Salon Next ...... 092 Performing Arts, Chase Gallery . . . . 051 MIDTOWN The Showcase Emory University ...... 053 School of Photography ...... 081 Gallery 1600...... 068 Georgia Tech Hotel Susan Todd-Raque, L.L.C...... 024 GRANT PARK & Conference Center ...... 066, 069 Swan Coach House Gallery...... 013 The Xchange Gallery at High Museum of Art ...... 001, 099 t the Arts Exchange ...... 040 70 [ VENUE INDEX Marcia Wood Gallery ...... 078 Gibbs Gardens...... 041 Roswell Visual Arts Center Trois Gallery ...... 033 Hartsfield-Jackson & Gallery, Roswell Area Park...... 061 International Airport...... 014

OTHER METRO ATLANTA Mable House Arts Center ...... 088 WESTSIDE Arnika Dawkins Gallery ...... 080 Monroe Art Guild ...... 037 Arnall Golden Gregory...... 058 ] Arts Clayton Gallery ...... 034 Serenbe...... 018, 029 Art Products LLC ...... 060 Aviation Community The Art Station - Big Shanty...... 057 Atlanta University Center Cultural Center ...... 062 The Wayfarer Hotel, Robert W. Woodruff Library and Galleries ...... 095 MARTA ...... 090 Sun Room...... 036 Cherrylion Gallery...... 075 South Fulton Arts Center ...... 042 Collective One Gallery ...... 064 Spruill Gallery ...... 007 PONCEY HIGHLANDS Crazy Cuban Sandwich Shop ..... 083 Binders Art Supply Digital Arts Studio ...... 070 OUTSIDE METRO ATLANTA at Ponce City Market ...... 045 Hammonds House Museum ...... 091 A Novel Experience ...... 011 Gallery L1 ...... 044, 048 LeJardin Francais ...... 059 Amblewood Gallery ...... 071 Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum...... 030, 031 Michael C. Carlos Arnold Art Gallery ...... 072 Paris On Ponce ...... 032 Dance Centre...... 079 Big Canoe Club House ...... 043 Ponce City Spelman College Booth Western Market ...... 023, 054, 076, 094 Museum of Fine Art ...... 084 Art Museum ...... 005, 105 Treehouse Photo Studio ...... 077 Concord Arts ...... 009 ROSWELL / ALPHARETTA West End Georgia Museum of Art ...... 098 Performing Arts Center ...... 042 Anna Lee’s Restaurant ...... 003 Georgia Perimeter College, Westside Cultural Studio Gallery, Fine Arts Greater North Fulton Arts Center ...... 093 Building, Clarkston Campus ...... 006 Chamber of Commerce ...... 021 t 71 ] Aleta Aaron ...... 067 Stephanie Calabrese ...... 037 Juliana DeRosa ...... 022 Berenice Abbott ...... 020 Debora Cartagena ...... 070 Patrick Di Rito ...... 063 Ansel Adams ...... 105 Oraien Catledge ...... 056 Margery Diamond ...... 003, 070 Corinne Adams ...... 027 Dominique Chaponot ...... 088 Mario DiGirolamo ...... 051 Lynsey Addario ...... 100 John Chiara ...... 008 Bobi Dimond ...... 070 Ain’t Bad Magazine ...... 004 Albert Chong ...... 080, 091 Omar Victor Diop ...... 080

ARTIST INDEX ARTIST Jim Alexander ...... 080 Joana Choumali ...... 078 Mike Disfarmer ...... 056 [ H. Gay Allen ...... 067 Helena Christensen ...... 078 Thomas Dodd ...... 047 Kevin Ames ...... 051 Chriss Clark ...... 075 Nate Dorn ...... 047 Sandrine Arons ...... 016 Terrell Clark ...... 038, 080 Barbara DuMetz ...... 080 Nick Arroyo ...... 089 John Clemmer ...... 088 Nakita Duncan ...... 013 Jessica Ashley ...... 029 BreeAnne Clowdus ...... 029 Judith Dunne ...... 067 Rose M. Barron ...... 016 Cobb Photographic Celia Durand ...... 003, 021, 025 Pinky Bass ...... 029 Society Members ...... 057 Erin-Elizabeth Durham ...... 067 Hewett Beasley ...... 088 Tammy Coleman ...... 088 Harriet Dye ...... 070 Jenny Bell ...... 070 Alicia Collins ...... 060 Stephanie Eley ...... 033, 038 Sheila Best ...... 003 Allen Cooley ...... 080, 084 Max Eremine ...... 047 Vicki Bethel ...... 070 Myrtie Cope ...... 070 Roe Ethridge ...... 099 Jerry Black ...... 019 Courtesy the Artists ...... 050 Will Fagan ...... 021 Kevin Borke ...... 083 Aaron Coury ...... 029 Jennifer Fairchild-Pierce ...... 083 Patsy Bowie ...... 088 Renee Cox ...... 080, 084 Fall Line Press ...... 004 Erin Branch ...... 063 Connie Cross ...... 062 Delphine Fawandu ...... 080, 084 Rob Brinson ...... 029 Imogen Cunningham ...... 020 Andrew Feiler ...... 095 Cindy Brown ...... 070 Cheryl D’Amato ...... 067 Debbie Fleming Caffery ...... 008 Melissa S. Brown ...... 036 Paul H. D’Amato ...... 067 Linda Fordham ...... 088 Kaneesha Brownlee ...... 003, 021, 070 Angie Dachs ...... 088 Gail Foster ...... 029 Nicole Buchanan ...... 080 Robin Davis ...... 089 Jan Frankowski ...... 021 Mark Buckler ...... 019 Shannon Davis ...... 052 Leah D. Frazier ...... 036 Kirsten Pai Buick, Ph.D ...... 084 Daylight Books ...... 004 Aaron Gach ...... 050 Bob Burkhardt ...... 089 Nathan Dean ...... 067 Sheri Garza-Pope ...... 070 t Christy Bush ...... 078 Decatur Digital Photography Meetup . . 073 Gerard Gaskin ...... 080 72

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Opening Reception: 760 10th Street NW 7 PM - 10 PM Atlanta, GA 30318 11 AM - 1 PM ] Louise George ...... 067 Otabenga Jones & Associates ...... 050 Ted Maloof ...... 065 Melissa Gillespie ...... 070 Sharma Kaefer-Ferrugia ...... 036 Jessie Mann ...... 029 Joyce Glass ...... 003, 021 Jan Kapoor ...... 070 Dr. Horace Mann Bond ...... 048 Ruth Gogel ...... 070 Deborah Karwisch ...... 088 Larry Marchant ...... 051 David Goldsmith ...... 051 Jay Kaufman ...... 051 Jason Maris ...... 044 Steve Grundy ...... 003, 021 Sydney Kaufmann ...... 092 Alexandra Marrero ...... 016

ARTIST INDEX ARTIST Valerie Gruner ...... 070 Tom Kells ...... 088 Lynn Marshall-Linnemier ...... 062 [ Damien Guarnieri ...... 088 Bill Kettering ...... 088 Cy Matthews Semrau ...... 046 Craig Gum ...... 047 Virginie Kippelen ...... 052 Cory McBurnett ...... 047 Jennifer Guyette ...... 036 Charles Kirk ...... 088 Taylor McCormick ...... 063 Susee Harkins ...... 070 Rachel Kirk ...... 088 Timothy H. McCoy ...... 072 Jennifer Harris ...... 047 Lynne Klein ...... 070 Raymond McCrea Jones ...... 040 Jeannie Bartow Hartman ...... 070 Kelly Kline ...... 077 Charles A. McCullers ...... 079 Kyle Henderson ...... 063 Ross Oscar Knight ...... 080 Joshua McFadden ...... 007, 080 Stephanie Hendrix ...... 088 Kathryn Kolb ...... 101, 102 Stephen McMennamy ...... 093 Gerald Lee Hoffman ...... 053 Bob Kolbrener ...... 105 Catherine McRee-Moser ...... 088 Roger Howard ...... 021 Laura Kresmin ...... 070 Carolyn Meltzer ...... 070 Renee Hraga ...... 036 Tim Lampe ...... 093 Qiana Mestrich ...... 080 Hastings Huggins ...... 016, 064 Harry Leftridge ...... 088 Susan Michal ...... 059 Tom Hughes ...... 003, 021 Le’Andra LeSeur ...... 080 Carolyn Miller ...... 062 Frank Hunter ...... 029 Alice Lewis ...... 049 Rusty Miller ...... 024 Janna Ireland ...... 080 Kelly Lewis ...... 049 Grant Mimms ...... 093 J&L Books ...... 004 Shuli Li ...... 006 Chris Mitts ...... 070 Ayana V. Jackson ...... 080 Diane Liebeskind ...... 051 Ron Moon ...... 088 Carlos Jansenson ...... 021 Emily Lightner ...... 088 Andrew Moore ...... 018 Shan Jiang ...... 006 Xiaohua Liu ...... 006 Tim Moxley ...... 083 Teri Jo Smith ...... 036 Manuel Llaneras ...... 088 Niki Murphy ...... 003, 070 Chris Johnson ...... 050 Scott Lowden ...... 055 Robert Myers ...... 088 Ervin Johnson ...... 033, 080 Cammi Lusk ...... 103 Ryan Nabulsi ...... 013 Al Johnson ...... 051 Morgan Lytle ...... 036 Mike Nalley ...... 088 t Kelly Kristen Jones ...... 090 Gloria Maloof ...... 065 Judith Ann Nelson ...... 088 74 HIGH ON PHOTOGRAPHY

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Brett Weston (American, 1911–1993), Dune, Oceano, 1934, gelatin silver print, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, purchase with funds from Lucinda W. Bunnen for the Bunnen Collection, 2013.431. © The Brett Weston Archive. Vik Muniz (American, born Brazil, 1961), Leda and the Swan, after Leonardo da Vinci from the Pictures of Junk series, 2009, chromogenic print, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, purchase through funds provided by patrons of the Second Annual Collectors Evening, 2011, 2011.6. © Vik Muniz/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY. Walker Evans (American, 1903–1975), Butcher Shop, Havana, 1932, gelatin silver print, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, purchase with funds from the Atlanta Foundation, 75.42. © Walker Evans Archive, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. ] Anne Nettles ...... 070 Karen Roberts ...... 088 Lisa Streib ...... 070 Greg Newington ...... 029 Chuck Rogers ...... 051 Thomas Swanston ...... 029 Laura Noel ...... 026, 090 Mikki Root Dillon ...... 067 Caitlin Tabilog ...... 003 Rich Nuckolls ...... 088 Mary Rosevear McNeal ...... 003, 021 Kelly Thompson ...... 070 Cole Only ...... 038 Byette Ross Smith ...... 050 P. Seth Thompson ...... 058 Whitney Ott ...... 093 Laura Roush ...... 036 Julisiah Toney ...... 033

ARTIST INDEX ARTIST Jerry Park ...... 011 Carla Royal ...... 029 Vanessa Toro ...... 093 [ Brad Perkins ...... 028 Josephine Sacabo ...... 078 Saul Torres ...... 067 Maureen Anne Petrilli ...... 070 Sharon Samford ...... 003, 021 V. Elizabeth Turk ...... 079 Tho Pham ...... 033 John Santerineross ...... 047 Marcia Vaitsman ...... 096 Miriam Phields ...... 062 Jan Schefstad ...... 003 Joel (Jay Vaz) Vazquel ...... 062 John Pinderhughes ...... 080, 084 Martina Schmidt ...... 003, 021 Brent Walker ...... 047 Portfolio Center Nafisa Valita Sheriff ...... 067 Ralph Basui Watkins ...... 082 Student Photographers ...... 086 Ron Sherman ...... 051 Al Weber ...... 105 Sheila Carol Shoemaker ...... 003, 021 Jennifer Wen Ma ...... 050 Pree Bright ...... 015, 038, 050, 080, 084 Showcase School Students ...... 081 Angela West ...... 013 Gittel Price ...... 003, 021, 070 Rob Simmons ...... 010 Brett Weston ...... 001 Lesley Ann Price ...... 070 Kamal Sinclair ...... 050 Tyson Wheatly ...... 093 Christina Price Washington ...... 013 Andrew Sisk ...... 063 Angie Wheeler ...... 036 Marla Puziss ...... 089 Sistagraphy ...... 042 Lee Anne White ...... 070 Felipe Qui ...... 021 Spencer Sloan ...... 013 Hank Willis Thomas ...... 050, 080 Tricia Raffensperger ...... 003, 021 Leonid Slutsker ...... 003, 021 Deborah Willis, PhD ...... 080, 084 Howard Ramey ...... 021 Raymond Smith ...... 098 Michelle Wittmer Grabowski ...... 021 Aldo Ramirez ...... 083 Jared Soares ...... 080 Ali Wittorf ...... 029 Linda Rathke ...... 070 Madeleine Soloway ...... 045 Masao Yamamoto ...... 008 Arthur Ratliff ...... 028 Alec Soth ...... 068 Gang Yao ...... 006 Audra Rauton ...... 036 Don Stephens ...... 051 Yelena Yemchuk ...... 078 Pedro Reyes ...... 050 Gayle Stevens ...... 029 Zeng Yi ...... 030, 031 John Ridings ...... 088 Paul Strand ...... 020 Melissa Zexter ...... 078 t Holly L. Robbins ...... 036 76

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