MINT Gallery

Categories: art exhibit

Engage with 50 artists, view artwork, purchase favorite pieces, enjoy tasty cocktails by Bombay Sapphire, and vibe to energetic DJ sets.

This year’s show will include TWO nights, each night with its own different set of artists...a total of 50 artists! Two-hour time slots i...

Cost: $25.00

  When asked about his feeling about ARTiculate ATL, Dr. Fahamu Pecou had the following to say: “ARTiculate is one of the most memorable and unique art experiences I’ve ever had. Aside from the amazing artists, artwork, and the intimacy of the presentation... the environment and energy were pal...

Cost: Free

  When asked about his feeling about ARTiculate ATL, Dr. Fahamu Pecou had the following to say: “ARTiculate is one of the most memorable and unique art experiences I’ve ever had. Aside from the amazing artists, artwork, and the intimacy of the presentation... the environment and energy were palp...

Cost: Free

As part of MINT's Studio Artist Program, MINT is inviting curators, gallerists and collectors to tour our 18 artists' studios during a 3rd Thursday Open Studios event. The Open Studios are a way to promote our studio artists by introducing their work to a larger audience. MINT would love for you to ...

Cost: Free

Race, gender, identity, beauty, and social equity are dominant themes addressed by artists featured in the 2020 Atlanta Celebrates Photography Ones To Watch selection by independent curator Mary Stanley at MINT Gallery. These eleven young photographers are making work that is optimistic, controversi...

Cost: Free

Summertime temps tempt day-drinking in the sun — a super fun activity until next thing you know you’re sunburnt with a hangover creeping in before darkness falls. A new show helmed by artist Cold Tony celebrates a bubbling alternative: seltzer. Local makers including Dan Scoggins, Sara Santamari...

Cost: Free

Juried by Atlanta-based artists Micah and Whitney Stansell, the exhibit features work from 36 artists from all over the country.

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Mary Stuart Hall tackles the recontexualization of the written word in tangible forms.

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Tiny art returns to pepper the walls of MINT Gallery for the public eye, and if wallets allow, to buy, too. MINT’s Annual Postcard Pin-Up Show is back Fri., Dec. 11 and Sat., Dec. 12, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The exhibit provides a chance for well-known, emerging, and dabbling artists alike to showc...

Cost: Free

GSU part-time instructor Curtis Ames uses salvaged materials in a variety of mediums including sculpture and painting in a new show called in general.""

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This video exhibition explores repetitive and routine actions creatively through a static frame.

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Photographer Justin Plakas curated a night of some of his favorite art films from makers like Lex Brown, Jody Fang, Lilly McElroy, among others.

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James opens her solo exhibition and the Process Residency at MINT gallery. How to Be a(n) <#$>> is a multidisciplinary exploration of ontology.

Cost: Free

VIDA VOCE #15: a monthly reading + performance series featuring womenREADINGS BY:Sarah PadgettCristen CongerGina AbelkopMUSIC BY:Madeline AdamsAdelaide TaiPERFORMANCE BY:Sasha Klupchak. Curated by sherri caudell.

Cost: Free

MINTʼs ninth annual Postcard Pinup Show, a noncurated show open to all artists, takes place Dec. 13.The event allows each participant a chance to share their creative output with a large audience and buyers are able to purchase art at a very reasonable price, all while benefiting MINT Gallery, a 50...

Cost: Free

New work from contemporary artist Jon Duff is featured at MINT through September. This artist won MINT's First Annual Juried Exhibition, Live Amateurs, and has been featured at such museums as the Baltimore Museum of Art and Scope Miami. Artist Talk: Sunday, Aug. 10, 1-2 p.m.

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MINT gallery transforms into SUMPTUARY, a five-week-long hyper-saturated series of installation, performance, and social encounter commissioned through guests’ incremental donations on food an drinks. The 35 projects presented by SUMPTUARY include five full-gallery installations by Marcia Vaitsman...

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A group exhibition looking at visual culture within the digital age.

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Juried by artist Craig Drennen, Live Amateurs will showcase the work of 55 of the most exciting emerging artists currently living and working in the Southeast. A closing reception takes place Feb. 7 from 7-11 p.m.

Cost: Free

MINT is proud to announce Live Amateurs, our 1st Annual Juried Exhibition to be hosted at MINT Gallery in Atlanta, GA in January 2014. Juried by artist Craig Drennen, Live Amateurs will showcase the work of 55 of the most exciting emerging artists currently living and working in the Southeast United...

Cost: FREE

Local photographer Leah Roth and creative consultant Corey Bertrand have teamed up to release the anticipated project Dirty Ego". The idea behind "Dirty Ego" is “Ordinary People Doing Bad Shit". It is inspired by human desire to break the rules and be free."

Cost: Free

MINT Gallery is proud to present an exhibition of new work by Kevin Byrd and William Schweigert. The two artists have created two bodies of work that respond to the space, time, and each other's work. This exhibition will feature all new painting, sculpture, and site-specific installation.

Cost: Free

The Iowa Film MaFiA takes over Contraband Cinema. Wielding the collective might of their curiosity, collaborations, teachings, and Iowa University MFAs, the group brings experimental media for hacking into your eyeballs and altering your senses. Projection on 16mm and video will be accompanied by th...

Cost: $5 recommended donation

MINT will show their first curated exhibit at their new location. Whim is an exhibition of six artists whose work is influenced by the subtle chaos of intuition.

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MINT Gallery is moving and it has a lot of stuff to sell. Stop by, have a drink, and peruse art, furniture, and other items. All funds raised go toward the gallery's matching grant.

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Leap Year, the year-long emerging artists mentorship program facilitated by MINT, announces the final exhibit for the 2011/2012 artists John Paul Floyd, Jane Garver, and Chelsea Raflo. The exhibit.

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