Swan Coach House Gallery

Have you seen the Summer Invitational yet? Visit us and see beautiful, unique, handmade objects from over 60 artists across the United States. We’re open Tues - Saturday, 10 am - 4 pm.

If you can’t make it by, all works are available at swangallery.org or at the links in our bio. Out-of-state shipping is available. We refresh the gallery and online store as artworks sell, so make sure to check back often!

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The Online Store for The Summer Invitational is now open!

The Summer Invitational is a celebration of fine art and craft that brings together over 60 talented artists from Georgia and the Southeast, showcasing their original works across a diverse array of mediums.

From pottery to sculpture, textiles to jewelry, and everything in between, The Summer Invitational offers an array of artistic expression. Each selected artist brings their unique perspective and craftsmanship to this exhibition, resulting in a rich tapestry of creativity that is sure to captivate audiences of all tastes and preferences.

Check the links in our bio for all of the available works! Out-of-state shipping is available. We refresh the gallery and online store as artworks sell, so make sure to check back often!

ARTISTS: Savonna Nicole Atkins, Xenia Nicola Aims, Steven L. Anderson, A.J. Argentina, Aida Arias, Kaye P. Barefield, Rose M. Barron, Anja Bartels, Cassie Butcher, Mindy Chaffin, Martha Cook, Rosita Czekala, Manty Dey, Beth DiCara, Mai-Li D**g, Angela Eastman, Beth Elliott, Jonathan Eppstein, Alex Feliciano, Johanna Flores, Sally C. Garner, Stephanie Gesswein, Maddison Graybill, Rose Grown, Abby Holland, Sheryl Holstein, Abbey Hull, Dawn Johnson, Susan Ker-Seymer, Camille Kohler, Dasha Lebedev, Huey Lee, Deborah Llewellyn, Jenn Long, Mads Ludvigsen & Jessica Wassil, Katherine McClure, Lindsey McCord, Laura McKellar, Tim Mehling, Lori Meral Yalcinkaya, Adriane Mirakhor, Gretchen Neal, Jane Orr, Raymond Padron, Kathy Phelps, Anthony Raffalovich, Adrina Richard, Katrina DeMarcus Santiago, Brittany Hart Schwartzwald, Alice Serres, Susan Settergren, Ankita Shah, Lisa Shinault, Jen Singh, Janet Smith, Allie Stack, Tiffany Stroh, Nikkie Stutts, House of TAU, Carrie Taylor, Michelle Toole, Zuzka Vaclavik, Emily Vargas, Rushton Waltchack, Christian Bradley West, Barb Williams, Elise Williams

This exhibition is sponsored by Sarah Kennedy

Join us tomorrow from 1 - 4 pm for the Sunday opening reception of our annual fine arts and crafts exhibition, The Summer Invitational!

Featured Artists
Laura McKellar

Sally C. Garnerc.garner
Rose Grown

Nikkie Stutts

House of Tau

Lindsey McCord

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Beth Elliott


We anticipate high traffic tomorrow and encourage rideshare or carpooling if possible. We look forward to seeing you all at the opening!

An online shop featuring the work in the exhibition will be available starting at noon on Tuesday, May 21, at www.swangallery.org. Out-of-state shipping is available.

ARTISTS: Savonna Nicole Atkins, Xenia Nicola Aims, Steven L. Anderson, A.J. Argentina, Aida Arias, Kaye P. Barefield, Rose M. Barron, Anja Bartels, Cassie Butcher, Mindy Chaffin, Martha Cook, Rosita Czekala, Manty Dey, Beth DiCara, Mai-Li D**g, Angela Eastman, Beth Elliott, Jonathan Eppstein, Alex Feliciano, Johanna Flores, Sally C. Garner, Stephanie Gesswein, Maddison Graybill, Rose Grown, Abby Holland, Sheryl Holstein, Abbey Hull, Dawn Johnson, Susan Ker-Seymer, Camille Kohler, Dasha Lebedev, Huey Lee, Deborah Llewellyn, Jenn Long, Mads Ludvigsen & Jessica Wassil, Katherine McClure, Lindsey McCord, Laura McKellar, Tim Mehling, Lori Meral Yalcinkaya, Adriane Mirakhor, Gretchen Neal, Jane Orr, Raymond Padron, Kathy Phelps, Anthony Raffalovich, Adrina Richard, Katrina DeMarcus Santiago, Brittany Hart Schwartzwald, Alice Serres, Susan Settergren, Ankita Shah, Lisa Shinault, Jen Singh, Janet Smith, Allie Stack, Tiffany Stroh, Nikkie Stutts, House of TAU, Carrie Taylor, Michelle Toole, Zuzka Vaclavik, Emily Vargas, Rushton Waltchack, Christian Bradley West, Barb Williams, Elise Williams

This exhibition is sponsored by Sarah Kennedy

Join us tonight from 6 - 9 pm for the opening reception of our annual fine arts and crafts exhibition, The Summer Invitational! We are excited to share all of the wonderful works by over 60 local, regional, and national artists.

The front wall features artists, Manty Dey and Huey Lee.

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ARTISTS: Savonna Nicole Atkins, Xenia Nicola Aims, Steven L. Anderson, A.J. Argentina, Aida Arias, Kaye P. Barefield, Rose M. Barron, Anja Bartels, Cassie Butcher, Mindy Chaffin, Martha Cook, Rosita Czekala, Manty Dey, Beth DiCara, Mai-Li D**g, Angela Eastman, Beth Elliott, Jonathan Eppstein, Alex Feliciano, Johanna Flores, Sally C. Garner, Stephanie Gesswein, Maddison Graybill, Rose Grown, Abby Holland, Sheryl Holstein, Abbey Hull, Dawn Johnson, Susan Ker-Seymer, Camille Kohler, Dasha Lebedev, Huey Lee, Deborah Llewellyn, Jenn Long, Mads Ludvigsen & Jessica Wassil, Katherine McClure, Lindsey McCord, Laura McKellar, Tim Mehling, Lori Meral Yalcinkaya, Adriane Mirakhor, Gretchen Neal, Jane Orr, Raymond Padron, Kathy Phelps, Anthony Raffalovich, Adrina Richard, Katrina DeMarcus Santiago, Brittany Hart Schwartzwald, Alice Serres, Susan Settergren, Ankita Shah, Lisa Shinault, Jen Singh, Janet Smith, Allie Stack, Tiffany Stroh, Nikkie Stutts, House of TAU, Carrie Taylor, Michelle Toole, Zuzka Vaclavik, Emily Vargas, Rushton Waltchack, Christian Bradley West, Barb Williams, Elise Williams

This exhibition is sponsored by Sarah Kennedy

Install is underway for our annual exhibition, The Summer Invitational! The show opens next Thursday, May 16, 6 - 9 pm. We hope to see you all there!

Featured Artists:anderson

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ARTISTS: Savonna Nicole Atkins, Xenia Nicola Aims, Steven L. Anderson, A.J. Argentina, Aida Arias, Kaye P. Barefield, Rose M. Barron, Anja Bartels, Cassie Butcher, Mindy Chaffin, Martha Cook, Rosita Czekala, Manty Dey, Beth DiCara, Mai-Li D**g, Angela Eastman, Beth Elliott, Jonathan Eppstein, Alex Feliciano, Johanna Flores, Sally C. Garner, Stephanie Gesswein, Maddison Graybill, Rose Grown, Abby Holland, Sheryl Holstein, Abbey Hull, Dawn Johnson, Susan Ker-Seymer, Camille Kohler, Dasha Lebedev, Huey Lee, Deborah Llewellyn, Jenn Long, Mads Ludvigsen & Jessica Wassil, Katherine McClure, Lindsey McCord, Laura McKellar, Tim Mehling, Lori Meral Yalcinkaya, Adriane Mirakhor, Gretchen Neal, Jane Orr, Raymond Padron, Kathy Phelps, Anthony Raffalovich, Adrina Richard, Katrina DeMarcus Santiago, Brittany Hart Schwartzwald, Alice Serres, Susan Settergren, Ankita Shah, Lisa Shinault, Jen Singh, Janet Smith, Allie Stack, Tiffany Stroh, Nikkie Stutts, House of TAU, Carrie Taylor, Michelle Toole, Zuzka Vaclavik, Emily Vargas, Rushton Waltchack, Christian Bradley West, Barb Williams, Elise Williams

This exhibition is sponsored by Sarah Kennedy

The Swan Coach House Gallery is thrilled to announce the return of its highly anticipated annual exhibition, The Summer Invitational. This celebration of fine art and craft brings together over 60 talented artists from Georgia and the Southeast, showcasing their original works across a diverse array of mediums.

From pottery to sculpture, textiles to jewelry, and everything in between, The Summer Invitational offers an array of artistic expression. Each selected artist brings their unique perspective and craftsmanship to this exhibition, resulting in a rich tapestry of creativity that is sure to captivate audiences of all tastes and preferences.

The opening reception occurs on Thursday, May 16, from 6-9 pm. An online shop featuring the work in the exhibition will be available starting Tuesday, May 21, at www.swangallery.org. Out-of-state shipping is available.

ARTISTS: Savonna Nicole Atkins, Xenia Nicola Aims, Steven L. Anderson, A.J. Argentina, Aida Arias, Kaye P. Barefield, Rose M. Barron, Anja Bartels, Cassie Butcher, Mindy Chaffin, Martha Cook, Rosita Czekala, Manty Dey, Beth DiCara, Mai-Li D**g, Angela Eastman, Beth Elliott, Jonathan Eppstein, Alex Feliciano, Johanna Flores, Sally C. Garner, Stephanie Gesswein, Maddison Graybill, Rose Grown, Abby Holland, Sheryl Holstein, Abbey Hull, Dawn Johnson, Susan Ker-Seymer, Camille Kohler, Dasha Lebedev, Huey Lee, Deborah Llewellyn, Jenn Long, Mads Ludvigsen & Jessica Wassil, Katherine McClure, Lindsey McCord, Laura McKellar, Tim Mehling, Lori Meral Yalcinkaya, Adriane Mirakhor, Gretchen Neal, Jane Orr, Raymond Padron, Kathy Phelps, Anthony Raffalovich, Adrina Richard, Katrina DeMarcus Santiago, Brittany Hart Schwartzwald, Alice Serres, Susan Settergren, Ankita Shah, Lisa Shinault, Jen Singh, Janet Smith, Allie Stack, Tiffany Stroh, Nikkie Stutts, House of TAU, Carrie Taylor, Michelle Toole, Zuzka Vaclavik, Emily Vargas, Rushton Waltchack, Christian Bradley West, Barb Williams, Elise Williams

Featured artist:


The exhibition is sponsored by Sarah Kennedy.

Join us this Saturday, April 20 at 3 pm for Aineki Traverso’s artist talk for “to see you around here in the solitude.” The talk will be moderated by Atlanta-based artist, María Korol.

Aineki Traverso
“and I beheld the wretch”
Oil on canvas
60 x 96 inches

Traverso’s Edge Award exhibition remains open through May 2. Don’t miss it! Gallery Hours are 10 am - 4 pm, Tuesday - Thursday.

This exhibition is sponsored by Betty and Bob Edge.

The Forward Arts Foundation is thrilled to announce that Darya Fard has received the 2025 Edge Award!

Fard is a multidisciplinary artist with Printmaking concentration whose work examines spiritual exploration by creating metaphorical, symbolic mythical creatures inspired by Persian poetry, mythology, and psychological studies. Darya received her MFA degree from GSU, Atlanta, and her first MFA degree in painting in Iran, Tehran. Her primary aesthetic concern is in intersecting visual art and time-based mediums with Persian literature, mythology, and psychology incorporating scientistic studies and natural phenomena.



The 2025 Edge Award Finalists are Antonio Darden, Wihro Kim, Jackson Markovic, and Marinelly Piñango. Congrats to all! 🌟






The Edge Award is a nomination-based juried prize that includes $10,000, a two-week residency at the Hambidge Center, and a solo exhibition at Swan Coach House Gallery in March 2025. Each finalist receives a $2,000 cash award, and will exhibit one work during the Edge Award Exhibition.

For more information on the Edge Award, please visit our website using the link in our bio.

Aineki Traverso
“Una vida en la Patagonia y una mu**ta en la montaña”Oil and pastel on canvas
72 x 96 inches

“Presagio from the back seat”
Oil on paper
4.5 x 4 inches

“behold a pale horse”
Oil and pastel on panel
19.5 x 24 inches

“Ojo IV”
Oil on paper
3.5 x 5.5 inches

“A Promise”
Oil on paper
4.5 x 5 inches

“Cielo”
Oil on paper
4 x 5.25 inches

“to see you around here in the solitude” is currently on view through May 2nd. The artist talk is next Saturday, April 20th at 3 pm.

Open today until 4pm! Gallery hours are 10 am - 4 pm, Tuesday - Saturday.

Aineki Traverso
“behold a pale horse”
Oil and pastel on panel
19.5 x 24 inches

“to see you around here in the solitude” is currently on view through May 2nd. The artist talk is on Saturday, April 20th at 3 pm.

Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm!

Join us tonight from 6-9 pm for the opening reception of “to see you around here in the solitude” featuring works by 2024 Edge Award Winner, Aineki Traverso!

“‘to see you around here in the solitude’ is an exhibition of recent works that delves into the idea of lacunae.

Lacuna is a term used to label a gap, a missing part, or an unfilled space, most commonly in manuscripts. In a broader context, it also represents an absence in memory, experience, or understanding of personal and/or cultural narratives.

Drawing upon inherited materials such as family photographs, letters, memoirs, and digital documents, I use the rhetoric of painting to investigate extremes, banalities, emotions, losses, and curiosities. I both mourn and celebrate ancestors of the past, occurrences in the present, and events yet to come, blurring the lines between subjective reality, memory, and dreamscape.”

- Aineki Traverso



Featured work:
Aineki Traverso
“Ojo l”
Oil on paper
3.5 x 4 inches

Artist Talk: Saturday, April 20, 3 PM
Exhibition Dates: March 28 - May 2

Edge Award Finalists Andrew Lyman, Natrice Miller, Yoon Nam, and Ellex Swavoni will also present a work as part of the award exhibition.

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The Edge Award is a juried prize given annually by the Forward Arts Foundation (FAF) since 2000. The panel awards an early-career or under-recognized artist in the greater Atlanta area with a $10,000 cash prize, two-week Hambidge Center residency, and solo exhibition at the Swan Coach House Gallery. The voting panel is composed of an independent panel of Atlanta-area artists, educators, and administrators.

The exhibition is sponsored by Betty and Bob Edge.

“to see you around here in the solitude” featuring works by 2024 Edge Award Winner, Aineki Traverso, opens this Thursday, March 28, 6-9 pm.

“‘to see you around here in the solitude’ is an exhibition of recent works that delves into the idea of lacunae.

Lacuna is a term used to label a gap, a missing part, or an unfilled space, most commonly in manuscripts. In a broader context, it also represents an absence in memory, experience, or understanding of personal and/or cultural narratives.

Drawing upon inherited materials such as family photographs, letters, memoirs, and digital documents, I use the rhetoric of painting to investigate extremes, banalities, emotions, losses, and curiosities. I both mourn and celebrate ancestors of the past, occurrences in the present, and events yet to come, blurring the lines between subjective reality, memory, and dreamscape.”

- Aineki Traverso



Featured work:
Aineki Traverso
“a single specious need to keep what you never really had”
Oil on canvas
25 x 32.5 inches

Opening Reception: Thursday, March 28, 6-9 PM
Artist Talk: Saturday, April 20, 3 PM
Exhibition Dates: March 28 - May 2

Edge Award Finalists Andrew Lyman, Natrice Miller, Yoon Nam, and Ellex Swavoni will also present a work as part of the award exhibition.

miller



The Edge Award is a juried prize given annually by the Forward Arts Foundation (FAF) since 2000. The panel awards an early-career or under-recognized artist in the greater Atlanta area with a $10,000 cash prize, two-week Hambidge Center residency, and solo exhibition at the Swan Coach House Gallery. The voting panel is composed of an independent panel of Atlanta-area artists, educators, and administrators.

The exhibition is sponsored by Betty and Bob Edge.

It is the final weekend to see our current exhibition, ENIGGMA. Curated by Anna Akpele, the show features works by Atlanta-based artists Antonio Darden and FRKO.

ENIGGMA runs through next Thursday, March 21. Catch the show before it’s too late!





Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10 am - 4 pm

Please join us this Saturday, March 9, at 3 pm for the ENIGGMA Artist Talk featuring Antonio Darden and FRKO, moderated by curator Anna Akpele.

Featured work:

FRKO
“Buckhead IHOP 2K”
Acrylic on wood panel
57 x 45 inches





The exhibition runs through March 21! Come see the show before it’s too late.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Roxxboro Foundation.

Antonio Darden

Friday Night Lights (G-body), 2024
Plywood, MDF, vinyl, acrylic sheet, digital archive print
60 x 21 x 15 inches

ENIGGMA featuring works by Antonio Darden and FRKO is on view through March 21st. The show is curated by Anna Akpele.





The Artist Talk is next Saturday, March 9th at 3pm.

The exhibition is sponsored by the Roxxboro Foundation.

Time goes by so fast! Tomorrow is the last day to see Kelly Taylor Mitchell and Sergio Suárez in Material Memory. Don’t miss out on this beautiful show!

Featured works:
Kelly Taylor Mitchell
“Sequin Sketches”
2023
Georgia kudzu, flax, found adornments
8.5 x 5.5 inches (6 total)

Sergio Suárez
“…..”
2023
Ink on carved wood, fresco on ceramic, tezontle, and water
Size varies

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This exhibition is sponsored by The Forward Arts Foundation in memory of Virginia Bondurant, Mary Mobley, Jan Portman, and Meme Smith.

The Swan Coach House Gallery is pleased to present Antonio Darden and FRKO in ENIGGMA. The two-person exhibition features paintings, installation, and video. The show is curated by this year’s emerging Guest Curator, Anna Akpele.

The smell of Black & Milds and car exhaust flood the air vents. Sounds and sights of rattling trunks approaching redlights. Intentionally frozen in one of the less-welcoming sections of Peachtree Street, side-by-side. Patrons were six-deep in Escalades, petitioning for attention.

Cobalt, the lounge, set a pace. Its blue and violet facade reflected on the faces of its potential revelers that were often wrapped around the block. Popped collars, accompanied by a “chin strap” style beard with the occasional mink coat. Curly updos involving a microwave and roller set served as a backdrop to the atmospheric wafts of Victoria’s Secret’s “Endless Love”.

Chaos, Shadows and Fuel became complicit in an ignition of inevitable decline. Frequently deemed “off the heezy”, nights were often finished around 7 a.m. at Club 112 off Cheshire Bridge Road. This past was built upon the backs (and tongues) of the carousers that came before. The influx of drunken disorderly’s was/is nothing new.

You see…

What had happened was: Lives were lost under an international eye, spotlighting an underbelly that mo$t hoped had been picked up by the nightly street sweepers. It was the beginning of the end of a magical (dark) place full of culture and haste.

ENIGGMA is an investigation into the starlit shadowy past that further propelled Atlanta into a city divided. All while we were still too busy to notice it.

Opening Reception: Thursday, February 22, 6-9 PM





This exhibition is sponsored by the Roxxboro Foundation.

Kelly Taylor Mitchell & Sergio Suárez in Material Memory currently on view at the gallery through February 15th. The exhibition is curated by TK Smith.

Material Memory brings together two celebrated Atlanta-based artists whose practices use material as a critical form of communication. Beyond functional use, materials are filled with personal, cultural, and symbolic meanings that often trigger memory and imagination. When thoughtfully woven together, certain materials can read like language, offering supplemental, if not critical, meaning to a work of art. Kelly Taylor Mitchell is a multimedia artist whose artworks are the material result of their personal spiritual practice. She combines the materials of ritual with those from her personal and communal histories to evoke feelings of the familiar. Sergio Suárez is a multimedia artist whose work explores the mutability of material. His interests in cosmogony, translation, and transformation are made tangible through his experimental approach to art making traditions, resulting in art objects that push against the familiar. Material Memory is an exhibition that focuses on the rigorous art making processes used by the artists to create their artworks and offers a glimpse into their intimate and complex relationship with the materials that give their work meaning.

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The exhibition is sponsored by The Forward Arts Foundation in memory of Virginia Bondurant, Mary Mobley, Jan Portman, and Meme Smith.

Join us tomorrow from 6-9 pm for the opening of Kelly Taylor Mitchell and Sergio Suárez in Material Memory. The exhibition is curated by TK Smith.

Material Memory brings together two celebrated Atlanta-based artists whose practices use material as a critical form of communication. Beyond functional use, materials are filled with personal, cultural, and symbolic meanings that often trigger memory and imagination. When thoughtfully woven together, certain materials can read like language, offering supplemental, if not critical, meaning to a work of art. Kelly Taylor Mitchell is a multimedia artist whose artworks are the material result of their personal spiritual practice. She combines the materials of ritual with those from her personal and communal histories to evoke feelings of the familiar. Sergio Suárez is a multimedia artist whose work explores the mutability of material. His interests in cosmogony, translation, and transformation are made tangible through his experimental approach to art making traditions, resulting in art objects that push against the familiar. Material Memory is an exhibition that focuses on the rigorous art making processes used by the artists to create their artworks and offers a glimpse into their intimate and complex relationship with the materials that give their work meaning.

Following the opening reception will be an Artist Talk on Saturday, January 13 at 3 pm.

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The exhibition is sponsored by The Forward Arts Foundation in memory of Virginia Bondurant, Mary Mobley, Jan Portman, and Meme Smith.

The Swan Coach House Gallery is pleased to present Kelly Taylor Mitchell and Sergio Suárez in Material Memory. The exhibition is curated by TK Smith.

Material Memory brings together two celebrated Atlanta-based artists whose practices use material as a critical form of communication. Beyond functional use, materials are filled with personal, cultural, and symbolic meanings that often trigger memory and imagination. When thoughtfully woven together, certain materials can read like language, offering supplemental, if not critical, meaning to a work of art. Kelly Taylor Mitchell is a multimedia artist whose artworks are the material result of their personal spiritual practice. She combines the materials of ritual with those from her personal and communal histories to evoke feelings of the familiar. Sergio Suarez is a multimedia artist whose work explores the mutability of material. His interests in cosmology, translation, and transformation are made tangible through his experimental approach to art making traditions, resulting in art objects that push against the familiar. Material Memory is an exhibition that focuses on the rigorous art making processes used by the artists to create their artworks and offers a glimpse into their intimate and complex relationship with the materials that give their work meaning.

Opening Reception: Thursday, January 11, 6-9 pm.

Following the opening reception will be an Artist Talk on Saturday, January 13 at 3 pm.

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The exhibition is sponsored by The Forward Arts Foundation in memory of Virginia Bondurant, Mary Mobley, Jan Portman, and Meme Smith.

Tomorrow is the last day to catch our annual exhibition, Little Things! The show features a variety of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, woodwork, and photography for you to view and purchase.

You can also shop the show online at www.swangallery.org (click on the link in our bio!) until 4 pm tomorrow.

ARTISTS: Hannah Adair, De'De’ Ajavon, Peggy Albers, Liz Alzona, Leslie Anne, Aaron Artrip, Eliza Aviña, Emily Baker, Kaitlyn Blade, Daniel Buckley, Lindsey Checker, Zahria Cook, Adam Crawford, Trey Dowell, Erin Drakeford, Leslie Drennan, Matthew Evans, Mika Fengler, Diana Flowers, Larkin Ford, George Galbreath, Rachel Garceau, Kiara Gilbert, Karen Graffeo, Wesley Harvey, Cheyenne Hendrickson, Maxine Hess, Hail Holtzclaw, Alyssa Hood, Donna Horn, Visakha Jane, Cole Johnson, Jourdan Joly, Sierra Kazin, Wihro Kim, Chase King, Abi Knisel, Stephanie Kolpy, Emily Llamazales, Anais Lopez, Gabi Madrid, Chris May, Mary Means, Natrice Miller, Yoon Nam, Roberto Navarrete, Eleanor Neal, Kole Nichols, Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan, Honey Pierre, Marinelly Piñango, Allen Quandee, Alexandra Lane Ries, Rial Rye, Stephen Shon, Corran Shrimpton, Erin Sledd, Evan Stoler, Lizzy Storm, Parker Thornton, Tori Tinsley, Gregor Turk, Igor Vavrovsky, Ana Vizurraga, Tim Wedig, Megan Reeves Williamson, Adam Gabriel Winnie, Niki Zarrabi

This exhibition is sponsored by the Sartain Lanier Family Foundation
Liza Jancik - Jane Lanier - Landon Lanier

Come by the gallery this week to pick up a last minute gift for the holidays! Little Things features a variety of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, woodwork, and photography for you to view and purchase.

You can also shop the show 24/7 online at www.swangallery.org (click on the link in our bio!)

ARTISTS: Hannah Adair, De'De’ Ajavon, Peggy Albers, Liz Alzona, Leslie Anne, Aaron Artrip, Eliza Aviña, Emily Baker, Kaitlyn Blade, Daniel Buckley, Lindsey Checker, Zahria Cook, Adam Crawford, Trey Dowell, Erin Drakeford, Leslie Drennan, Matthew Evans, Mika Fengler, Diana Flowers, Larkin Ford, George Galbreath, Rachel Garceau, Kiara Gilbert, Karen Graffeo, Wesley Harvey, Cheyenne Hendrickson, Maxine Hess, Hail Holtzclaw, Alyssa Hood, Donna Horn, Visakha Jane, Cole Johnson, Jourdan Joly, Sierra Kazin, Wihro Kim, Chase King, Abi Knisel, Stephanie Kolpy, Emily Llamazales, Anais Lopez, Gabi Madrid, Chris May, Mary Means, Natrice Miller, Yoon Nam, Roberto Navarrete, Eleanor Neal, Kole Nichols, Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan, Honey Pierre, Marinelly Piñango, Allen Quandee, Alexandra Lane Ries, Rial Rye, Stephen Shon, Corran Shrimpton, Erin Sledd, Evan Stoler, Lizzy Storm, Parker Thornton, Tori Tinsley, Gregor Turk, Igor Vavrovsky, Ana Vizurraga, Tim Wedig, Megan Reeves Williamson, Adam Gabriel Winnie, Niki Zarrabi

This exhibition is sponsored by the Sartain Lanier Family Foundation
Liza Jancik - Jane Lanier - Landon Lanier

The Little Things online store is now live!

One of our most popular shows every year, Little Things, features hundreds of one-of-a-kind, small works from over 65 artists from Georgia and the Southeast. The showcase offers paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and more at a range of price points, just in time for the holidays!

Find every artwork online at www.swangallery.org

Out-of-state shipping is available for most works.

ARTISTS: Hannah Adair, De'De' Ajavon, Peggy Albers, Liz Alzona, Leslie Anne, Aaron Artrip, Eliza Aviña, Emily Baker, Kaitlyn Blade, Daniel Buckley, Lindsey Checker, Zahria Cook, Adam Crawford, Trey Dowell, Erin Drakeford, Leslie Drennan, Matthew Evans, Mika Fengler, Diana Flowers, Larkin Ford, George Galbreath, Rachel Garceau, Kiara Gilbert, Karen Graffeo, Wesley Harvey, Cheyenne Hendrickson, Maxine Hess, Hail Holtzclaw, Alyssa Hood, Donna Horn, Visakha Jane, Cole Johnson, Jourdan Joly, Sierra Kazin, Wihro Kim, Chase King, Abi Knisel, Stephanie Kolpy, Emily Llamazales, Anais Lopez, Gabi Madrid, Chris May, Mary Means, Natrice Miller, Yoon Nam, Roberto Navarrete, Eleanor Neal, Kole Nichols, Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan, Honey Pierre, Marinelly Piñango, Allen Quandee, Alexandra Lane Ries, Rial Rye, Stephen Shon, Corran Shrimpton, Erin Sledd, Evan Stoler, Lizzy Storm, Parker Thornton, Tori Tinsley, Gregor Turk, Igor Vavrovsky, Ana Vizurraga, Tim Wedig, Megan Reeves Williamson, Adam Gabriel Winnie, Niki Zarrabi

This exhibition is sponsored by the Sartain Lanier Family Foundation

Liza Jancik - Jane Lanier - Landon Lanier