MINT

Join us for EngageMINT, our annual fundraiser Art Party July 13th from 6-10pm! Art, Food, Music, Community!

MINT is a non-profit gallery based in Atlanta GA. We utilize our space to highlight and empower emerging and community artists!

Our goal is to raise $30,000 to help keep our doors open. Tickets are available in our Linktree.

We will be closing out two exhibitions “Wefted Whispers” by and “Let Go” Photography exhibition curated by

100 boards pick up will resume this week! Schedule coming soon!

Buy your tickets now! Thank you for your support!

Join us this Saturday from 6-9 for the opening of “Wefted Whispers” by Kimani Johnson ! You don’t want to miss this fascinating textile exhibition. More information on our website Mintatl.org.

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Join us June 15th from 6-9pm for double exhibition openings of “Wefted Whispers” a solo exhibition by Kimani Johnson (Leap Year Artist Resident) and “Let Go: An ode to releasing” A group photography exhibition curated by Brit Sadé MINT’s Gallery and Program Director.

This is a free event!

Unfortunately, MINT has been affected by the Atlanta Water Break. We will reopen our doors on Wednesday from 1pm-7pm. Please contact the artists directly for private tours .half

Today is your last chance to check out these amazing exhibitions!
Gallery Hours have been adjusted 1:30-6:30pm.

Calling all volunteers! 💐

Use the QR code to submit and volunteer at MINT. Let’s grow together!

Join us tonight for Open Call Winner Emily Llamazales Artist Talk from 7-9pm.

Moderated by .thornton.studio.

Join us at 7pm on Thursday, May 23rd for an Artist Talk from Emily Llamazales, an Open Call recipient. Emily will be joined in conversation by Parker Thornton (.Thornton.studio) to share thematic insights on her work and answer questions.

Mörk Materia is an exploration into possible ecologies and microcosms by way of sculptural ceramics and photographs. Llamazales’s solo show on view in gallery two through June 1st.

Become part of our ‘100 Boards under $100’ initiative. Pick up a 12x12 board, unleash your creativity, and help fill our gallery with masterpieces. Details for pickup and drop-off in submission bio.

Mark your calendars for June 15th! 🌟 Dive into “Wefted Whispers,” a solo exhibition by the incredible Kimani Johnson, where fiber art meets the powerful themes of autonomy, respectability, and erotic power.

This immersive experience tackles respectability politics in the Black community, celebrating Black s*xual autonomy and taboo topics. Discover a vibrant mix of pleasure activism and quilting that shines a light on marginalized groups like q***r individuals and s*x workers.

Hailing from Atlanta with a BFA in textiles from Georgia State University, Kimani Johnson masterfully incorporates vintage Black pornographic magazine images into their work, celebrating the sensuality and empowerment of Black women. Don’t miss this stunning showcase of Black erotic autonomy, inviting you to appreciate the beauty and complexity of Black s*xuality in a whole new way.

Join us and be part of this transformative journey!

Please join us TONIGHT May 18th 6pm for an engaging discussion with Leap Year Fellowship recipient Nyala Yvonne ( .half ) at Atlanta’s MINT Gallery ( )☀️

A first for the emerging artist, Nyala will be taking questions from the audience, discussing artistic process, and ‘the why’ behind The Golden Half Exhibition currently on display

Moderated by Oriyomi Walcot-Ceesay ( .the.brain )

‘The Golden Half’ is an art exhibition by Nyala Yvonne that weaves together the threads of coming-of-age storytelling with experimental afro-surrealist collage art. This immersive experience redefines some traditional biblical motifs, while also shedding new light on ideas of identity, empowerment, and the pursuit of authenticity.

Each artwork serves as a poignant chapter in this captivating narrative, celebrating the transition from adolescence into adulthood—the golden half of life, as Nyala sees it.

This exhibit challenges ideas of strength and fearlessness, championing the underdog and inspiring confidence in the face of adversity. Highlighting the courage it takes to embrace change.

Tonight at MINT Join us for the opening of Master’s Thesis exhibition, In Her Company.

“Growing up, I found solace and strength in the trust and love of my female friends, which bridged the gaps left by familial neglect. I believe in the unique bond shared among women, fostering vulnerability and authenticity while navigating the delicate balance of intimacy and independence. Through my photography, I aim to depict the profound connections between women, illuminating their joy, vulnerability, and unwavering support. For my project, I documented the lives of close friends I met while studying abroad—a group of Chinese women in Atlanta. As international students, our relationship with the city was complex; neither tourists nor fully integrated, we sought refuge in our apartments, where friendships flourished amidst cultural unfamiliarity. Despite camaraderie, we grappled with a sense of isolation. With graduation imminent, I capture the bittersweet emotions of parting and the uncertainty that accompanies the transition, honoring the cherished moments and enduring bonds forged.” -

🌟 Join us for EngageMINT on our new date, July 13th from 6-10pm! 🌟

Help us reach our $30,000 goal to keep our doors open and support the art community. This funding is crucial for continuing our mission and providing a vibrant space for creativity.

Let’s celebrate Summertime and art together while supporting MINT’s mission to make Atlanta a destination for the arts: a cultural hub where artists thrive, patrons experience transformative work, and communities are activated and engaged.

MINT believes that art enriches the world. Our dynamic programming, exhibitions, community partnerships, and outreach serve artists and art enthusiasts alike. We make space for artists to take risks, be curious, and create brilliant and challenging work reflective of our city.

Enjoy drinks, music, and art while making a difference! 🎨🍹🎶

Join us Saturday May 18th, 2024 from 4:00pm -6:00pm for our Open Studios! Support our incredible artist community. Then, from 6:00pm - 7:00pm, we will be hosting .half’s artist talk moderated by Oriyomi Walcot-Ceesay .the.brain

Calling all artists! 🎨Submit your artwork for our annual Silent Auction at [email protected]

Fill out the form from the QR code.

🎨 Join us in supporting MINT’s mission! Calling all artists to help us reach our $30,000 fundraising goal at EngageMINT on June 1st. Your contribution keeps us thriving, providing vital studio and exhibition space for artists year-round.

Opportunity 1: Become part of our ‘100 Boards for $100’ initiative. Pick up a 12x12 board, unleash your creativity, and help fill our gallery with masterpieces. Details for pickup and drop-off in submission bio.

Opportunity 2: Submit your artwork for our Silent Auction, showcasing at MINT on June 1st. Starting bids at $125, this exhibition, titled ‘Timeless Voices,’ will be curated by Brit Sadé.

Let’s make a difference together! 💫

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Tomorrow at 6pm Clark Atlanta University is hosting their annual art exhibition at here at MINT. Please come and support the youth through collecting art work and donating to ! 💐

See you tomorrow night! 🥳

Today we are closed for installation. Please join us tomorrow May 10th, 2024 from 6-9pm for the Clark Atlanta University Student Art Exhibition. Support the arts! 💐

Only 24 days left until EngageMINT 2024! 🎨✨

Don’t miss your chance to be part of an unforgettable celebration of art and community.

With your sponsorship, you’ll directly contribute to our mission of nurturing emerging talent, promoting diversity, and sustaining impactful arts initiatives.

Let’s come together to make a difference!

Contact us to learn more about sponsorship opportunities. ”

💐💐Get ready to create art memories and fundraise for a great cause at EngageMINT!

Join us on June 1st from 6-10pm for an unforgettable exhibition party that helps MINT continue to support the art community.

See you there, ticket link in linktree! Would like to make a donation? Check out our Givebutter link available in Linktree in bio.

Join us tomorrow, Saturday 4/27 from 6-9pm for “The Golden Half” Solo exhibition by .half Nyala Yvonne.

“The Golden Half” is an art exhibition by Nyala Yvonne that weaves together the threads of coming-of-age storytelling with experimental afro-surrealist mixed media collage art.

Nyala Yvonne (b.1997) is a Black American artist originally from Tallahassee, Florida, and now based in Atlanta, Georgia. Nyala’s creative journey is a synthesis of traditional and contemporary techniques. Through the tactile manipulation of found materials and the dynamic interplay of images, Nyala explores themes of memory, identity, and societal constructs.

Congratulations to our new Curator Resident ! Welcome to MINT!

Thank you all for your patience with this announcement. We are excited about this new program fostering Atlanta’s curating community.

Please join us tomorrow for our Leap Year and Open Call exhibitions from 6:00-9:00pm. See you soon!

Mörk Materia is a captivating exhibition by Emily Llamazales.

It delves into speculative future ecologies, blending sculptural ceramics, metal, and found objects Inspired by alien allure and space's vastness, it's more than art—it's a reflection on our planet's potential trajectories

🌍 Drawing from Aase Berg's epic poem, explore post-cataclysmic evolution amidst radiation and climate shifts.

💫 Join us for the grand unveiling on April 27th at 6 pm and immerse yourself in the visionary landscape of 'Mörk Materia'

✨ Eventbrite link in bio for tickets! "

Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Open Call winners!
April Wright ()
Land Report Collective ()
Ash Hagerstrand ()
Manami Ishimura (.ishimura)
D La Her ()

We look forward to hosting your exhibition at MINT! 🎉🎉

Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Leap Year Artists!

Please welcome the following artists to MINT:
Katy Beltran (.katy)
Candace Caston ()
Madison Nunes ()
Emmy Esquerre ()
Mitchell Biggio ()

We look forward to supporting your artistic growth 🎉

We are closed for installation! 4/19-4/26

Join us for our exhibition openings on April 27th from 6:00pm - 9:00pm. RSVP encouraged. Links in bio.

Interested in volunteering? Email Brit at [email protected]

Wonderful opportunities to learn the exhibition installation and opening process, network and more.

On April 27th we have a huge opening with two incredible artists! Our leap year artist .half and open call winner !
RSVP link available for both artists in our linktree!

See you soon!

“Blooming Perspectives” An exhibition showcasing MINT studio artists. Join us Friday, during normal gallery hours, to see this beautiful Spring inspired exhibition.

Artists Featured: and Janelle Dunlap

Curated by

Join us April 27th for our Open Call Winner’s, , exhibition “Mörk Materia“.

Emily Llamazales is an interdisciplinary artist whose work draws from science-fiction and reimagined biology in order to address concerns about our ecological future.

By way of an indulgence in sci-fi media and a studied fascination of the ocean’s own alien-like organisms, speculations on future ecology are formed here as objects and portals that portray creatures and landscapes both real and imagined through sculptural ceramics, metal and detritus. Alluding to the vastness of space and the depths of the ocean where the sun loses its reach, Mörk Materia, meaning dark matter, also borrows its name from a sci-fi epic poem by Swedish writer and critic Aase Berg. The poem unfolds as a post-cataclysmic parable in which the narrator witnesses the slow drip of mutation and evolution towards a new order of biology, post radiation and climate disaster.

We are excited to announce our next Leap Year Artist Exhibition! Nyala Yvonne .half

‘The Golden Half’ is an art exhibition by Nyala Yvonne that weaves together the threads of coming-of-age storytelling with experimental afro-surrealist collage art.

This immersive experience redefines some traditional biblical motifs, while also shedding new light on ideas of identity, empowerment, and the pursuit of authenticity.

Each artwork serves as a poignant chapter in this captivating narrative, celebrating the transition from adolescence into adulthood—the golden half of life, as Nyala sees it.

This exhibit challenges ideas of strength and fearlessness, championing the underdog and inspiring confidence in the face of adversity. Highlighting the courage it takes to embrace change.

In her mixed media collage works, Nyala intricately weaves together disparate elements—vintage photographs, textile fragments, assorted ephemera, and digital tools—to construct layered narratives that blur the boundaries between past and present. Each composition serves as a visual tapestry, inviting viewers to unravel its intricate threads and uncover hidden meanings.

RSVP link available 4/9 at 12pm.