UPCOMING EXHIBITION:

"A Lost Past in a Forgotten Future" April 22- May 22, 2010

Exploring cultural and personal symbolism as it relates to the human condition, Omar Richardson makes his postgraduate debut at the Wm Turner gallery. Featuring large format monoprints, woodcuts and photo-intigrated prints.

 

PAST EXHIBITIONS:

"Mythos For The Mortal" March 25 - April 17, 2010

"The overarching theme of apocalypse (from the Greek word Apokalypsis, meaning ‘to unveil’ or ‘to reveal’) has allowed me to reconnect with my youth and my heritage and has driven me to articulate more clearly my own perspective regarding the future and what it will ‘reveal’ to us.

 

"Via Dorso: Sonnets to Unguarded Moments" February 11 - March 13, 2010

A series of drawing and photography depicting the male nude “by way of the back.” From this unconventional viewpoint, the artist takes us beyond the typical facade of power and control.

 

"Inside" September 17 - October 3, 2009

A site-specific installation by John Morse.

"Forever Young" JULY 30 -AUGUST 22, 2009

The solo exhibition of jewelry design by JacQueline Sanchez.

 

"terra incOgnitO" MARCH 27 - APRIL 25, 2009

The solo exhibition of new computer-robotic acrylic works by Joseph Nechvatal.

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"ALL YOU CAN'T EAT AND OTHER TALES OF WAITING" FEBRUARY 12 - MARCH 14, 2009

The solo exhibition of video installation, photography and
drawings by world-renowned artist Caterina Verde.

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"CARTE BLANCHE" DECEMBER 4, 2008 - JANUARY 30, 2009

“Carte Blanche,” a gallery-wide collection of new photography
from Bernard Matussière, debuts at Wm Turner gallery.

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"BEAUX ARTS: FRENCH CONTEMPORARY" OCTOBER 23, 2008 - JANUARY 30, 2009

With his second show in his new gallery space, David Turner, owner of Wm Turner gallery,
continues to raise expectations of fine art in Atlanta—especially of the European variety.

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THE END OF THE WORLD SEPTEMBER 18 - OCTOBER 15, 2008

Wm Turner gallery launches with its inaugural show, “The End
of the World,” a solo exhibition of works by Matthew Rose.

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