Fine Art Photography: Exhibition in Atlanta: Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Mary Stanley Studio Project

Holly Andres – Portland, OR presented Courtesy of Jackson Fine Art
Kendrick Brinson – Atlanta, GA
Eric De Fino – Los Angeles, CA
Sion Fullana – Brooklyn, NY
Steve Giovinco – New York, NY
Brendan Kingsley – Savannah, GA
Thomas Petillo – Nashville, TN
Christopher Rauschenberg – Portland, OR
Hrvoje Slovenc – Brooklyn, NY
Sarah Small – Brooklyn, NY

This is the first time many of these fresh new talents have exhibited their work in Atlanta. They are innovative, highly collectible, and nationally and internationally recognized for their technical and conceptual aptitude. There are also a few seasoned photographers who have exhibited internationally and are included in numerous prominent museum collections. Several of the artists will travel to Atlanta to attend the opening on Thursday including Sarah Small, Sion Fullana, Eric De Fino, Kendrick Brinson and Brendan Kingsley. Please join me in welcoming them to Atlanta!

ARTIST TALKS
Two artists visiting Atlanta from Brooklyn, New York will present Artist Talks on Saturday October 8th. Brief biographies for these artists are included below.
12 PM – Sarah Small
1 PM – Sion Fullana

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I hope that you will join me in celebration of this exciting exhibition!

Warm regards,
Mary

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Bios for Artists presenting talks on Saturday October 8th
Sarah Small, born in Washington, DC, began her photography career at age 13. She is a graduate of RISD, currently lives in Brooklyn, NY and teaches photography at Parsons. Her work explores the unlikely interactions born when dissociated characters are brought together into the same space. She has received much acclaim for her ongoing body of work Tableau Vivant of the Delirium Constructions. Her description of this project is intriguing “Part homage to the history of art, part joyous celebration, part party, part radical experiment…revealing the evolutionary process of creating art and community…” Small’s work has appeared in publications including Vogue, Life, and The New York Times. Her images have been exhibited in the U.S. and internationally, in such venues as Caprice Horn Gallery, The Corcoran Gallery, and The Australian Center for Photography. She has been the recipient of numerous awards, and was recently named by American Photo as one of the “Top 13 Emerging Photographers” working today.

Sion Fullana is a professional photographer, journalist and filmmaker living in New York City. He was born in Majorca Spain and lived in Barcelona and San Antonio de los Banos Cuba where he graduated in film directing from the prestigious EICTV (International Film and TV School). Since moving to Manhattan in 2006, he has focused his career on street photography and has emerged as one of the masters of the mobile photography movement. Sion combines his journalistic and cinematic background with his talented manipulation of smartphone technology to create iconic images and tell engaging stories. His work is featured regularly in Time Out NewYork, and in numerous publications including Wink-Magazine, Gup Magazine, El Pais, El Mundo, Phaidon.com, Mashable, American Photo Magazine and many others. He teaches mobile photography for Apple, and is one of the founders of MPG, an artist cooperative seeking to push mobile photography into the mainstream of photojournalism.

About our new location
Mary Stanley Studio—Project Space is downtown in Gallery 2 at Marquis Two Tower on 235 Peachtree Center Avenue. The space is on the ground floor, adjacent to the Marriott Marquis Hotel (in the site formerly occupied by MODA – Museum of Design Atlanta).Link for driving directions.

Gallery Hours: Thursday & Friday from 12 noon – 6pm & by appointment. (I will make an effort to meet you or take you down to see the new gallery at your convenience.) We will also participate in the Downtown Art Walk on the first Thursday of each month.

Valet parking is available at the Marriott Marquis Hotel. LAZ parking lots at corner of Harris and Courtland or on Courtland at Baker Street offer $5 after 5pm daily. Also for the environmentally efficient, it is VERY convenient to the Peachtree Center Marta Station. You can walk via the skywalk to the gallery without even going outdoors. About Mary Stanley
Since founding Mary Stanley Studio in 2004, Mary Stanley has been actively involved in a wide range of contemporary art initiatives. As art consultant, artist representative, independent curator, and collector, she enjoys working with artists, collectors, museums, galleries, curators, and art nonprofit organizations to enhance the cultural and creative climate in the city of Atlanta.

In 2006, Mary founded the Young Collectors Club (YCC) to provide educational programming for would-be collectors of contemporary art. YCC now boasts over 200 members and was voted by Atlanta Magazine in 2009 as the “Best Gateway to the Art World”. Each season’s educational series features exclusive behind-the-scenes sessions showcasing art critics, museum curators, artists, gallery owners and authorities on the art of collecting. Programs are held twice monthly on midweek evenings in venues including galleries, museums and collections within private homes. Audiences are limited to ensure an intimate learning experience and discussion. Mary Stanley is available to YCC members to consult at no charge on any art purchase at any gallery on the local, national or international scene.In 2006, Mary founded the Young Collectors Club (YCC) to provide educational programming for aspiring collectors of contemporary art. YCC now boasts over 200 members and was voted by Atlanta Magazine in 2009 as the “Best Gateway to the Art World”. Each season’s educational series features exclusive behind-the-scenes sessions showcasing art critics, museum curators, artists, gallery owners and authorities on the art of collecting. Programs are held twice monthly on midweek evenings in venues including galleries, museums and collections within private homes. Audiences are limited to ensure an intimate learning experience and discussion. Mary Stanley is available to YCC members to consult at no charge on any art purchase at any gallery on the local, national or international scene.