Atlanta Art Fair

13/10/2024

Keep on discovering the incredible talent showcased at

Though the fair has ended, you can still explore art online through our viewing room. Discover local and national artists and stay connected with the arts community of Atlanta and beyond ✨

06/10/2024

06/10/2024

Art & Atmosphere @ Atlanta Art Fair

Visit to explore 60 galleries, including over 20 from around the city. The final day is open until 6 p.m. today. See you in the final hours 💫

06/10/2024

Art & Atmosphere @ Atlanta Art Fair

Visit to explore 60 galleries, including over 20 from around the city. The final day is open until 6 p.m. today. See you!

06/10/2024

Atlanta Art Fair in Frames

Join us for the final day to explore art from the Greater American South and beyond, and tune into conversations with artists Cosmo Whyte and Fahamu Pecou, the featured artists of genteel/gentle curated by Lauren Jackson Harris, as well as Art Papers’ panel on the influence of DIY spaces in shaping Atlanta’s evolving art scene.

See the Theater Programming below and plan your visit. See you until 6pm today .

🕛 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | Being a Southern Artist
Moderated by Lauren Jackson Harris
🕑 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | ALT ATL: Artist-Run Spaces and Experimental Projects
Moderated by Sarah Higgins. Presented by Arts Paper
🕓 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | In Conversation: Cosmo Whyte and Fahamu Pecou
Presented by Johnson Lowe Gallery

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05/10/2024

Visit Gallery Anderson Smith at the Atlanta Art Fair, known for its forward-thinking approach and support of a diverse artist community.

Curated by Anderson Smith and Emma Adler, the presentation in Booth A03 spotlights Atlanta-based talents Vando Davis, John Hill, Crystal Paris, Kagen King, and Kyoko Takeuchi, each adding a unique voice to the exhibit.
takeuchi’s work incorporates gold leaf and kimono-inspired designs to honor her heritage, while ’s captures life’s beauty and chaos through vibrant abstract expressionism. ’s playful Neo-Expressionist pieces use vivid colors, and ’s avant-garde wearable art blends high fashion with her Southern roots. .king’s explorations tackle social and political issues, and is celebrated for his iconic, hyper-realistic large-scale portraits collected by prominent figures.

04/10/2024

Discover the latest collaboration between THE OG (.gallery) and BAPE () featuring Atlanta-based artist Dr. Fahamu Pecou ()’s striking mural in Buckhead Village, celebrating ’s vibrant creativity both in and out of the gallery.

This collaboration also includes THE OG Edition 12 in partnership with BAPE. Check out the mural and experience BAPE’s fearless world of expression at the BAPE POP-UP ATLANTA located at 3065 Peachtree Road NW Suite B212.

Opening tomorrow Saturday, October 5, the pop-up also highlights BAPE’s latest SHARK STA footwear, inspired by the iconic SHARK FULL ZIP HOODIE.

04/10/2024

Explore works by Atlanta-based artists and at ’s Booth J03 during the Atlanta Art Fair this weekend.

Sonya Yong James, celebrated for her evocative use of materials such as horsehair and clay, delves into themes of mending and connection.

Guggenheim Fellow Amy Pleasant, recognized for her minimalist palette, creates a visual language that articulates human movement through her distinctive abstract-figurative forms.

03/10/2024

Preview ’s presentation tonight at the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair, featuring works by ATL artists and in Booth J03.

Sonya Yong James, known for her evocative use of materials like horsehair and clay, explores themes of mending and connection.

Guggenheim Fellow Amy Pleasant, uses a minimalist palette to develop a visual language that captures human motions through her signature abstract-figurative forms.

03/10/2024

The inaugural Atlanta Art Fair opens tonight at Pullman Yards’ Porter Hall!

From October 3 through Sunday, October 6, join us at the Theater for a selection of lectures, panels, and artist talks presented in collaboration with our partners.

Industry experts will explore the ins and outs of Atlanta’s creative scenes in music and film, the landscape of design in the American South, the dynamics of Atlanta’s growing art market, and the trends, challenges, and opportunities for art collecting in the region.

▶︎ See the full theater programming & plan your visit to

03/10/2024

Discover the multimedia artistry of in ’s presentation at the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair.

Born in Paducah, Kentucky, Folsom merges photography, digital media, screen printing, and painting to explore the transformative potential of images. His works are held in notable collections, including The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, The Gibbes Museum, and Telfair Museums. Explore his unique approach, blending mediums to create visually compelling narratives.

02/10/2024

On view this week at , ‘Patterns of Place’ is an exhibition by ’s Studio Artist Program that brings together artists whose diverse practices reflect the concept of place—not merely as a physical location, but as a complex web of narratives, histories, and emotional landscapes. In a world shaped by global migration and digital spaces, the idea of place remains a core part of the human experience.

▶︎ Learn more about the participating artists, the Studio Artist Program, and the exhibition to get inspired for your visit to this week, October 3–6.

02/10/2024

Discover ‘s powerful presentation in booth A15 at the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair, featuring six artists including Atlanta’s beloved Jamaal Barber, Traci Mims, Najee Dorsey, and Alfred Conteh, alongside emerging Nigerian talents Akinola Taoheed and Sophia Chioma.

On display are ’s newly commissioned sculptures and ’s works, now part of the Coca-Cola collection, along with .dorsey’s evocative “This My Baldwin” and ’s monumental “Pat and Lil’ Pat.” Additionally, emerging Nigerian artists and will present pieces representing the next wave of innovation at Black Art in America.

Learn more and plan your visit to join us this week October 3 – 6, 2024.

01/10/2024

.contemporary.gallery specializes in both emerging and established artists, offering a diverse range of paintings, works on paper, photography, and sculpture.

The gallery focuses on presenting thought-provoking, visually engaging work and allocates space to site-specific installations, giving viewers a closer look at the artistic process.

Visit Alex Contemporary at booth J07 as opens this week, October 3–6 at .

01/10/2024

At the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair, and the will present artist .

Known for her extensive exploration of abstract painting, Dancy’s work will be showcased by Marcia Wood Gallery at Booth E05, with additional pieces on view at the Mildred Thompson home, where she will serve as the October 2024 artist-in-residence.

Images courtesy of Marcia Wood Gallery and the Mildred Thompson Legacy Project.

01/10/2024

This weekend, will present “New South” in the Atlanta Art Fair Theater

Join us for a conversation that will contextualize the unique cultural production of photographers in the American South within larger trends, identify challenges, and suggest solutions to create a more sustainable infrastructure for photographers in the region. The program will be followed by a book signing with the artists.

🗓️ Saturday, October 5, 2024

Learn more and plan your visit to the inaugural , happening October 3–6 at .

30/09/2024

This week at the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair, introduces their newest represented artist, Nigerian-born artist , with a featured painting created specifically for the fair.

“In my piece, ‘Caryatid Male Figure Surmounted by a Bird,’ I have reimagined the traditional male caryatid as a contemporary figure, perched on by a bird, a signifier of the linkage of the space between the heavens and the earth and also the mystical power of women, represented on the crown of the King or Oba.”

“The supreme deity or orisha, occupying the apex of the spiritual and physical spaces of the Yoruba. I am excited to be sharing this piece via Alan Avery Art Company at the Atlanta Art Fair 2024, where hopefully it will resonate with viewers, thereby fostering intercultural dialogue to stimulate cultural awareness and diversity.”
– Wole Lagunju