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30th Anniversary Fundraising Campaign

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APG is free and open to the public.
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 12pm – 4pm
(or by appointment)

Handicap parking and entrance to the lower level of the Tula Art Center at rear of building.

Atlanta Photography Group
75 Bennett Street, NW
Gallery B-1
Atlanta, GA 30309

(404) 605-0605

info@atlantaphotographygroup.org

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Please join us for an Artist Talk with Peter Bahouth on Saturday, April 21, 11am - 12pm at the Gallery, as we discuss his latest installation, RECOGNITION. Bahouth works exclusively with stereoscopic photography, through a technique learned from 15 years of trial, error, and the collection and study of thousands of found stereoscopic images from the 1950s and 60s. Bahouth served sequentially as Executive Director of Greenpeace USA, Ted Turner’s family foundation, and the U.S. Climate Action Network, before turning his professional attention solely to photography.

Up now: Peter Bathouth's Recognition, a site-specific installation featuring a new body of work. Recognition explores the power of friendship and personal relationships to transcend the common transactions of daily life and our increasing social polarization. These 35mm and medium format stereoscopic portraits are exhibited in a sitting area with a specially constructed light table designed to serve as a contemporary version of the way 3D images were shown in the late 1800’s – the family living room. Recognition is the third in a series of exhibits that includes Birth Of A Red Planet and Vent.

“Topsey-Turvy,” 2018, by H. Gay Allen, up now in our CHOICE exhibition, through April 28.

“Hanging by a Thread,” 2018, by Nancy Rorabaugh, up now in our CHOICE exhibition, through April 28.

CALL FOR ENTRY / Deadline is April 12 ... APG is seeking photographic projects from southern artists or artists working in the American South for KNOW SOUTH / NO SOUTH exhibition that will offer a new $2500 purchase award. Exhibition will be juried by Richard McCabe (@rich_mccabe), photography curator at the Ogden Museum(@ogdenmuseum) in New Orleans. McCabe will be selecting works from 6-8 artists that explore or challenge the idea of Southern identity in the 21st century. One artist will be selected for a purchase award of $2,500 and selected works will enter the High Museum (@highmuseumofart) permanent collection.

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Building Your Professional Practice 101: A Panel Discussion with Hope Cohn (Tuesday, March 27, 7pm)

This panel discussion is designed to give photographers at all levels valuable insight and confidence on how to take their work and artistry to the next level. Atlanta artist, curator, and consultant Hope Cohn has selected a wide range of working professionals to share their personal insight and perspective from years of commitment to their craft. Through sharing personal triumphs and failures, these artists will discuss how to develop resources, and build a network, and how to present and exhibit your work up to industry standards.
This discussion is free and open to the public.

Tonight! Come join us at the @ctr4chr for this artist talk and panel discussion with artist @joshua_rashaad, and panelists Gregory Harris (Assistant Curator of Photography at the High Museum) and Ralph B. Watkins (Author and Senior Pastor at Wheat Street Baptist Church)

RSVPs online are sold out, but this is a FREE event, so join us!

Please join us for the opening receptions of Choice 2018 and Peter Bahouth: Recognition. For Choice, a group exhibition in the main gallery, we invited current APG members to choose what photographs they wanted to show. Concurrently, in the Maloof Gallery, Peter Bahouth (@pbahouth) presents Recognition, a site-specific installation featuring a new body of work. Image: Carolyn Meltzer (@meltzercc), "Under the Hood"

Our event, in collaboration with @ctr4chr was featured on @wabe90.1 w/ Lois Reitzes this morning! Check out WABE 90.1 throughout the day and online this week to hear more!

And be sure to RSVP at civilandhumanrights.org/iamaman

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