Hood Street Art Center

Hood Street Art Center Hood Street Arts Center is a 20,000 sf collective of artistic talents all under one roof.
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Home to the Gallery at Hood Street: Art Gallery and Event Venue, the Henry Players Theater Troupe, the DiBlasi School of Ballet and the Studios for visual artists. The Hood Street Art Center represents emerging regional artists seeking to increase community awareness and appreciation in the Southern Crescent area of Atlanta.Through centrally located exhibits, we work to build sales and support for our artists, as well as arts exposure and enjoyment for our community.

09/11/2023

Have a graduate this year? They need celebrating! Our May 2024 calendar is filling up fast, so contact us today for info on hosting your graduation party with us!

https://www.galleryathoodstreet.com/tour

08/28/2023
Congrats to all the winners of the Reflection Forward juried art show!!
08/25/2023

Congrats to all the winners of the Reflection Forward juried art show!!

09/10/2022
Come out to the Gallery at Hood Street this Thursday from 6-8 PM!
06/06/2022

Come out to the Gallery at Hood Street this Thursday from 6-8 PM!

REFLECTIONS by Karen Waters Johnson

Join us for an art exhibit and reception on Thursday, June 9th from 6:00-8:00 PM featuring the works of local artist Kwatersgallery.com. Using oil as her primary medium, her work also includes watercolor, pencil, archived life drawings and graphic design.

We hope to see you all there!
*This event is free and open to the public

We are super proud of our Resident Artist, Zerric Clinton, for having his artwork featured in the Georgia State Capitol ...
05/31/2022

We are super proud of our Resident Artist, Zerric Clinton, for having his artwork featured in the Georgia State Capitol this month. To see more of his artwork, stop by Gallery at Hood Street today!
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Good Morning! We are happy to announce that Dr. Zerric Clinton art will be featured at the Georgia State Capitol for June is Vitiligo Awareness month. Here is more from Dr. Zerric Clinton - Resident Artist As an educator and artist, I have taught art in the secondary level for more than 20 years. Over my career, I have worked in the classroom to inspire students to become artists. In 2010, I received my PhD in
Dr. Zerric Clinton - Resident Artist

As an educator and artist, I have taught art in the secondary level for more than 20 years. Over my career, I have worked in the classroom to inspire students to become artists. In 2010, I received my PhD in Art Education from Florida State University. Prior to this, I received my BFA in Art Education and my Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Valdosta State University. Currently, I teach art education at Dutchtown High School and have been an adjunct professor in the FSU Department of Art Education. I was humbled to be named the Georgia Art Educator of the Year in 2015 and I continue to serve the art association as the President-Elect.

My research is often reflected in my artwork, as it focuses on the way that visual culture influences adolescents. Primarily, I work in a mixed media format using a combination of paint, pen and ink to create abstract representations that feature textured areas of color. For more of Dr. Clinton art see link: https://www.galleryathoodstreet.com/studio-artists

05/27/2022

REFLECTIONS by Karen Waters Johnson

Join us for an art exhibit and reception on Thursday, June 9th from 6:00-8:00 PM featuring the works of local artist Kwatersgallery.com. Using oil as her primary medium, her work also includes watercolor, pencil, archived life drawings and graphic design.

We hope to see you all there!
*This event is free and open to the public

Only a few days left. Buy your tickets today!
05/06/2022

Only a few days left. Buy your tickets today!

Comedy for a cause!! Get your tickets!

03/22/2022

Make sure to stop by the Gallery this week. Art created by students K-12 throughout Henry County will be on display!

At the Gallery at Hood Street, your special day is their special day! That's why they love hearing from their clients!
03/04/2022

At the Gallery at Hood Street, your special day is their special day! That's why they love hearing from their clients!

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02/15/2022

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Be sure to check out our friends with the Visual Artists Collective, this Thursday at the Gallery!
09/28/2021

Be sure to check out our friends with the Visual Artists Collective, this Thursday at the Gallery!

The Visual Artists Collective of Henry County, will meet this Thursday, September 30, 2021 at the Gallery at 6PM!

All types of artists are invited to attend- painters, sculptors, stained glass artists, fabric artists, etc.. If you have art supplies that you no longer use, please feel free to bring them and share them with a fellow artist. Social distancing and masks are recommended.

**If you’re unable to make it, be sure to like their page and follow along! The Visual Artists Collective is an association of artists in all mediums. Founded in 1993, the VAC strives to bring recognition, support, education, and involvement to the community and it’s members.

The VAC is committed to expanding their community involvement with upcoming programs, events and continued support to their members.

Hope to see you there!

Such a beautiful piece, done by Renee Acker Crouser!
09/15/2021

Such a beautiful piece, done by Renee Acker Crouser!

Check out one of the Gallery’s very talented, Resident Artists!
09/08/2021

Check out one of the Gallery’s very talented, Resident Artists!

08/06/2021

Out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to postpone the Luau on the Lawn until a later date due to rising cases of COVID-19 in Henry County.

We plan to still host the event in the Spring of 2022 and will announce the new date when available.

We would like to thank you all for the overwhelming interest in this event! Everyone stay healthy and we can’t wait to party with you in the Spring!

There is still time to sign up!! Give the kids something fun to do this Thursday at the Gallery!
07/12/2021

There is still time to sign up!! Give the kids something fun to do this Thursday at the Gallery!

Looking for a fun activity for the kids to do this summer?! Join us for the CLAY-MAZING KIDS CLASS on Thursday, July 15th! 🎨

They will learn hand building techniques in order to create a colorful and original air dry clay animal based on their own imagination! They’ll also have fun learning how to use the popular three marker challenge for art projects.

• $21.50 Registration fee (all materials included)
• Ages 5-18
• Instructor: Steph Calvert
• Limited spots available so sign up today!

07/07/2021

Looking for a fun activity for the kids to do this summer?! Join us for the CLAY-MAZING KIDS CLASS on Thursday, July 15th! 🎨

They will learn hand building techniques in order to create a colorful and original air dry clay animal based on their own imagination! They’ll also have fun learning how to use the popular three marker challenge for art projects.

• $21.50 Registration fee (all materials included)
• Ages 5-18
• Instructor: Steph Calvert
• Limited spots available so sign up today!

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136 Hood Street
McDonough, GA
30253

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In early 2015, American Artist and Master Sculptor Andy Davis moved his art studio and gallery from an old cotton mill on Macon Street into an unoccupied hosiery factory on the corner of Sims and Hood Streets in McDonough, Georgia.

Andy assembled an inaugural group of local artists and together they transformed the 20,000 square foot facility into 5 artist studios, a proscenium style theater, a dance school, an art gallery, and potential green space for outdoor events.

By the spring of 2015, they had almost completely renovated the facility. Andy had set up his studio and atrium for birds within the back of the building, and the six artists he selected began working in theirs as well.

And then, on the cusp of the public opening of the center, Andy was killed in an accident while sitting at a stop light on his motorcycle in McDonough. His family drew to his side and he passed away surrounded by his loved ones on July 12th, 2015. A beautiful memorial celebration was held in the center, in which over 350 people attended. So many people came, that we had to transmit the service to the performing art center. We named the Gallery in his honor–The Andy Davis Gallery.

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