A Lot More Than It Seems: David Froetschel

Each year during the annual anchor show, the Juried Exhibition, the Lyndon House Curator selects one up and coming emerging artist, the Arts Center Choice Award Recipient, for a solo exhibition. New this year, this exhibition featuring Lamar Dodd School of Art alum David Froetschel, will be installed in the newly renovated North Gallery.

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Lyndon House Arts Center 211 Hoyt St Athens, GA 30601

I vs Me: Whittle & Cherewick

Artist Talk: September 16, 6pm

Event Date
Location
Lyndon House Arts Center 211 Hoyt St Athens, GA 30601

Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You

Virtual Artist Talk: August 19, 6 PM
MFA alumni Brian Hitselberger works collaboratively with artist Julie Wills.

For this exhibition, artists Maryland-based Julie Wills and Georgia/Indiana-based Brian Hitselberger will work independently in their respective studios, all the while maintaining an active dialogue through correspondence and video conferencing. The shared goal of both artists is to create new work that, when exhibited together, will exist in dialogue with one another while remaining independent: to create a conversation in which each position is honored.

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Lyndon House Arts Center 211 Hoyt St Athens, GA 30601

Art Rosenbaum Exhibition at the Dodd Galleries

Esteemed Wheatley Professor in Fine Arts Emeritus, Art Rosenbaum, will present a major series of paintings Adamham Town and The Grey Rabbit Trilogy that will be shown together for the first time, alongside more recent works. The exhibition will be on display from July 23 - August 19 at the Dodd Galleries and a reception will be held on Friday, July 23, 6-8pm. 

Dawn Williams Boyd: Woe

Dawn Williams Boyd’s "cloth paintings" sheer size adds to their larger-than-life, often brutal subject matter. Her exhibition, Woe, is a collection of works that reflect a lifelong critique of social injustices and racial violence, epic battles with misogyny, and physical and psychological abuses of power. There is no such thing as neutral history.

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