Catherine Kelleghan Gallery displays a number of works from local and nationally acclaimed artists in a variety of mediums and styles. The eclectic group includes paintings, prints and sculptures ranging from impressionist to abstract expressionist. Catherine Kelleghan Gallery's main focus is on exciting, contemporary works of art.
The Bill Lowe Gallery is an art gallery that showcases the work of three individual artists per month, displaying works of painting, drawing and sculpture. In addition to featuring artwork, the gallery also provides other services, including art consulting, and assists individuals with buying and selling art and frames. The gallery is available to rent after-hours and on Sundays.
Art Space International features more than 18,000 square feet of artists' studios and gallery space. The area is open for rent to local artists and to the public for touring the work of the current 30 artists from around the globe who share the space. For those interested in short-term space, Art Space International also has rooms available for rent for special events.
The Sportsman's Gallery displays and sells an amazing collection of sculptures relating to the great outdoors. Subjects range in topic from wildlife to fishing, hunting to landscapes. The art exhibited here will appeal to anyone with a strong interest in nature.
The Shakespeare Tavern is located within an old-fashioned playhouse that stands out from the rest of the buildings on Peachtree Street. The tavern has been located in Midtown since 1990.
The Tavern serves a variety of pub style food including an assorted bread basket, soups, cheese plates, sandwiches, and shepherds pie. It also sells a small selection of liquor, beer and wine, as well as soda and other non-alcoholic drinks. On Fridays, Shakespeare Tavern offers half off pints of beer.
Food and drinks are available to purchase before the show and may be brought into the theatre. Food and drink sales end once the show starts but apple crisp is served during intermission.
The art gallery is filled with a broad range of items including framed oil paintings, sculpture and home decor. All pieces are available to the public at wholesale prices.
In April 2008, Julian Cox, curator of photography of Getty and High Museums, opened the Hagerdon Foundation Gallery. From inception, this not-for-profit gallery sought to broaden the Atlanta audience's basis for visual reference in photography and photo-based art. For those who seek to gain insight, it's an experience not to be missed.
Buckhead's AMC Fork and Screen movie theater and restaurant is located on Tower Place Drive, near the intersection of Peachtree and Piedmont roads. Guests can experience in-theater dining while enjoying current movie releases in AMC's big-screen environment. This AMC Theater also features RealD 3D viewing experiences, and discount A.M. Cinema morning showings. In-deck parking is free with proof of movie ticket purchase. View the website for Fork and Screen's menu and show times.
Located at the top of the Bennett Street arts and antiques district, Anne Irwin Fine Art has been exhibiting original work in Atlanta since 1985. Featured artists are a mix of emerging and established Southern talent as well as nationally recognized artists, and their styles range from classic realism to abstract expressionism. Irwin, who is an established artist and writer herself, has also published a book on gallery life.
Owned by the Woodruff Art Center, this live performance complex at the corner of Juniper Street and 14th Street has three theaters. The Mainstage accommodates an audience of 375, Stage 2 seats 185 people, and Stage 3 seats 75. The 14th Street Playhouse hosts performances by Pinch 'n' Ouch Theatre, G4 Productions ("Menopause, The Musical"), Dance 101, as well as a variety of community theater and one-off community events.
Orca Decor is conveniently located on Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard, one block away from Chattahoochee Road. This store specializes in oil paintings, frames and accessories, marble medallions, statues, mosaics and pebble tiles.
Cocktails & Canvas in Brookhaven is a studio for instructor-led painting projects. Classes start at 7pm and go for around three hours. You can recreate the painting-of-the-day in the studio with guidance or if you have experience you can "freestyle" and work on your own creation. All painting supplies are provided, you just bring your own food and drinks. Cocktails & Canvas is great for groups, team-building or purely social time. Aprons are available but dress to get messy. Check the Web site calendar to see what the painting is.
Located in the Little Five points Community Center, Gateway Performance Productions is a traveling mask and mime theatre company. This troupe, through outreach, educates its international audience by exploring human relationships through audience participation and performance. Mime, music, dance and more are part of the Gateway Performance Productions experience.