Tim Hussey
See You Then
Mixed media and collage on canvas
80” x 61”

Leslie Sandbulte
A Bite of Grannie Smith
Oil on canvas
16" x 12"

Catherine Kelleghan Gallery and Elements of Style present "Focus on the Figure III" featuring works of art for you and your home!

Bring in a gently used child`s coat for the gallery`s "Fall Coat Drive benefiting Families First For Children`s Sake"and receive 10% off any painting or sculpture purchased that evening! Drop your business card in the hat for a chance to win a gift certificate donated by The Capital Grill!

Gregory Johnson
Cranes
Bronze

October is Sculpture Month at DE Fine Art Gallery! Join us on Thursday, October, from 7 to 10 in the evening as we welcome Atlanta sculptor, Greg Johnson, and celebrate American artist Paige Bradley. This is Johnson`s first appearance at DE Fine Art Gallery.

Greg Johnson`s sculptures capture the life-like. Beginning with clay, Johnson uses his hands to shape his sculptures that later are molded and cast into bronze at the foundry.

"From my earliest recollections, my work has always been representational in nature. It reflects as strong European tradition of a softly detailed surface quality, while expressing the energy and vitality of contemporary life. The first step, which is the most important for me, is to capture the `Presence` of the moment; this is done by creating a feeling of character, selecting the most expressive composition, and enhancing the feeling of movement. Artists describe this ability to capture movement as being gesturely rich. Even static objects can have an intrinsic feeling of movement." - Gregory Johnson

Paige Bradley`s work is full of dichotomies; both the beautiful and the ugly, the liberated and the contained, the falling and the floating. She is always in control of form but not imprisoned by its literality. The subject matter becomes the most important - not narrowly feminist, but rather humanistic betrayals of modern emotion. Paige`s work is becoming a valuable keystone for the missing figure in contemporary art. Only in her early thirties, Paige Bradley`s talent and artistic achievements have already gained her much notoriety.

Also on display will be works from our portfolio of European artists.

Lisa Kereszi
Disco Ball in Cardboard Box, CT
Chromogenic print face mounted to non-glare UV plexi
30" x 40"

Allure - Lisa Kereszi

Kerezi finds treasure in the cast off and left behind, relishing the mundane details of the American cultural landscape, transforming them into "semi-abstract images of transcendent beauty."

Peachtree Battle:
Imaginary War - Paul Hagedorn

In this series, Atlanta photographer Paul Hagedorn uses staged sets and Hollywood production values to explore childhood fantasies and the thin line between play and peril and perception and reality.

Amy Dixon
Oatmeal Stout
24" x 12"

On tap at Huff Harrington Fine Art: come by and meet the inspiration behind canvas and brush as we celebrate new work from all our gallery artists. We`ll have a toe-tapping good time with live music from local bluegrass band, Smokey`s Farmland and microbrewery beer from Sweetwater Breweries. Swing on by and check out new work from Lorraine Christie, Liz Barber, Melissa Payne Baker, Angie Renfro, Amy Dixon, Lisa Meyer Kairos and plenty of others.

Located on a quiet little street in Atlanta`s Buckhead neighborhood, Huff Harrington Fine Art is a little oasis of art, carefully curated and displayed in a warm and cozy ranch house. Each of the gallery`s seven rambling rooms is a neutral backdrop for the gallery`s ever-changing selection of representational, abstract and impressionist art. Owners Ann Huff and Meg Harrington work with a number of emerging and mid-career American and French artists who paint in a variety of styles and media.

RED CANVAS STUDIOS
49-C Bennett Street
www.redcanvasstudios.com

Heiner Hertling
God Rays
Oil on canvas
24" x 36"

Having specialized in sporting and wildlife subjects form ore than a decade, we have come to be known as one of the authorities in the field. Subjects include, but are not limited to, landscapes, hunting, fishing, equestrian, Native American, and other traditional, pastoral scenes.

Works by contemporary artists, as well as deceased masters will be on view. Artists represented include: Ogden Pleissner, Percival L. Rosseau, Aidan L. Ripley, Thomas Aquinas Daily, Richard Bishop, Brett Smith, Luke Frazier, Bucky Bowles, Eldridge Hardie, Paul Puckett, Liz Lesperance, Peggy Watkins, Mike Stidham, Al Barnes, Pat Matthews, Jack Whitaker, Lesley Humphrey, Heiner Hertling, as well as numerous others.

Our inventory, in its entirety, can be viewed on our website: www.sportsmansgallery.com

Bennett Street is an unassuming side street tucked away off of Peachtree Road in Buckhead and is home to one of the hidden treasures of Atlanta - TULA Art Center and MOCA GA. Once a thriving warehouse district, TULA was transformed into an artists` studio and gallery complex in the early 1980`s. There is a diverse selection of paintings, photography and sculpture with styles ranging from traditional to contemporary. TULA is open to the public Tuesdays through Saturdays. Please contact the individual listings on the website for business hours. Several other galleries, antique shops and cafes are also located on Bennett Street and promise to provide a delightful and convenient shopping experience.

Guy Robinson
The Bird Shaman`s Picnic #19

Twenty 21 Collections/Gallery Rodin presents new works by Guy Robinson, "The Bird Shaman`s Picnic."

This series of oil paintings on linen, begun in 2009, is a vibrant explosion of color, form and symbolic images. The birds have a story to impart and the viewer gets to partake of the picnic of wonderful detail and flawless execution. These paintings are truly magnificent feasts for the eyes.