Hagedorn Foundation Gallery

Hagedorn Foundation gallery to exhibit work of photographer Landon Nordeman. Opening reception Thursday, Jan. 29.

Cost: Free

She paints soft, luminous color field style paintings of the Georgia landscape. She interprets everyday formations in translucent colors from room-sized to intimate. Sandoz covers large areas of her surfaces with thinned and fluid paint in loose abstractions, allowing the viewer to pay attention to ...

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Photo-based installations by Matthew Gamber and Peter Bahouth.

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery presents the two-person lens-based exhibition New Takes. Artists Matthew Gamber and Peter Bahouth investigate various approaches to the photographic image, which resonate with a discourse about the philosophy of the medium, and tag ideas about the psychology of perception...

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Artist Peter Bahouth and other speakers partake in a press conference about Bahouth's latest exhibit. The other speakers include Art Papers editor Victoria Camblin; artist, curator, and educator Craig Drennen; and Sidewalk Radio founder and host Gene Kansas

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery is pleased to welcome exhibiting artist Peter Bahouth for a Press Conference including Art Papers editor Victoria Camblin; artist, curator and educator Craig Drennen and Sidewalk Radio founder and host Gene Kansas to review the plight and resurrection of Henry, the hero o...

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MATTHEW GAMBER (b.1977, Sandusky, OH) lives and works in Boston, Massachusetts. Through a variety of photographic approaches, Gamber experiments with how the medium of photography creates our perception of the world. DAN WEISKOPF is an Associate Professor of Philosophy and an associate faculty membe...

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery is pleased to present a two-person lens based exhibition New Takes. Gamber’s work is abstract and technical, using photograms, abstracted photographs and the projected image to open up a dialogue about surface information and culture. Bahouth’s presentation, the debut...

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery is pleased to present works by award-winning photographers: Claire Rosen, Guillermo Srodek-Hart and Steve Aishman, whose images examine the affective power of sheer presence and the inscription of cultural history that impacts us all. Whether working in vintage studio set...

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery is pleased to present works by award-winning photographers: Claire Rosen, Guillermo Srodek-Hart and Steve Aishman, whose images examine the affective power of sheer presence and the inscription of cultural history that impacts us all. Whether working in vintage studio set...

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In The Aishmans

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery presents two one-person exhibitions, by Atlanta sculptor David Landis and Savannah painter June Stratton, that consider how people and nature reflect each other in behaviors, strength and fragility. The dual exhibition, titled Animal Dreams opens Thurs., July 17, with an ...

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery is pleased to present two one-person exhibitions, by Atlanta sculptor David Landis and Savannah painter June Stratton, that consider how people and nature reflect each other in their behavior, their strength and fragility. The dual exhibition, titled “Animal Dreams,” ...

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery is presents Night Map, an installation and series of photographic prints by Danish artist Nanna Debois Buhl, and 1h, a solo exhibition of photographic prints by German photographer Hans Christian Schink.

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In his talk Concepts of Cartography and Visual Art, Dean Steve Aishman will discuss how Nanna Debois Buhl and Hans Christian Schink’s work participate in the continued evolution of cartography by displaying contemporary visual representations of how humans locate themselves in a place. 16,500 BC h...

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SCAD Dean Steve Aishman discusses two solo exhibitions currently on exhibit at Hagedorn Foundation Gallery: 1h" from Hans Christian Schink and "Night Map" from Nanna Debois Buhl. Aishman will discuss how Buhl and Schink’s work participate in the continued evolution of cartography by displaying con...

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Hagedorn Foundation Gallery is pleased to host a Gallery Talk and Book Signing with artist Hans Christian Schink and Brett Abbott, Donald & Marilyn Keough Family Curator of Photography, The High Museum of Art. Schink will discuss his inspiration and process for his awe inspiring global series of sil...

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Hans Christian Schink and Nanna Debois Buhl exhibiting work from their current series 1h" and "Night Maps". Join us for the artists' opening reception May 15th

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featuring the works of Peter Bahouth, Paul Hagedorn and Gregor Turk.

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New York based artist, Bryan Zanisnik's new large-scale C-prints depict the chaotic inner happenings of a crowded consciousness.

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With her latest exhibition, I wasn’t lying; you didn’t ask the correct questions., artist Liz Linden presents viewers with simple, straightforward imagery that unfolds into multiple, often contradictory readings of everyday objects.

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A group exhibition, including photographs by F.C. Gundlach, Ethan Levitas, and Yijun Liao, curated by Elisabeth Biondi. Hagedorn Foundation Gallery will host an opening reception Thur., Jan. 9, from 6:30-8 p.m.

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Trine Søndergaard is one of the most prominent contemporary Danish photo artists. The Monochrome series presents 16 portraits of anonymous sitters presented in hand-painted frames that match the individual hue and tone of each image. An artist's reception takes place Fri., Dec. 13, from 6-8:30 p.m.

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Acclaimed New York City photographer Paul Lange has segued from editorial and celebrity images to fine art photography. The 50-acre country estate of renowned Manhattan florist Zeze provides the subject matter for his new nature series. Big Blooms are large, lavish portraits of flowers – primaril...

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Opening Reception for Linda Bunnen, Nudes" from 6 to 8:30 PM."

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Atlanta photographer Ruth Dusseault's Modern Nature focuses on tourist attractions of the South and specifically examines idiosyncratic structures and inventions designed by amateurs and entrepreneurs in the '30s and '40s for these locales. The work is exhibited in over-sized Cibachrome panoramas re...

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Martin Parr has a wide-ranging selection of about 25 works now on view at the Hagedorn Foundation Gallery. Parr first rocketed to art-world fame in the mid '80s with his color photographs of the seedy but lively goings-on at crowded, tatty British beach towns. His sharp documentarian's eye captured ...

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