Winter Exhibits at Gallery Anderson Smith (Mondays)

From the venue:

Gallery Anderson Smith curates dialogue between cultures and art. We represent contemporary artists specializing in pop art and international figurative art and curate, procure, and consult for museums, cultural institutions, arts organizations, and collectors in the US and abroad.

Anderson Smith founded the Gallery in September 2022, focusing on representing emerging artists from Atlanta, Georgia, and has since expanded that mission globally.

Featured Artists

Amar Al-Robeai 

 
Amar’s first dream was to be a painter, he couldn’t realize it due to society pressure, He graduated from the college of architecture in 2003, had a career as an architect for 5 years in Iraq and Dubai, returned home, only to leave it to Ukraine due to events that happened in Iraq in 2008, after residing in east Ukraine, he was inclined to leave architecture and head to illustration, having a career as an illustrator, then leaving east Ukraine in a hurry and heading to the far west of the country in 2014 due to the Russian occupation there, he carried on working as an illustrator, but the urge to become a fine artist kept growing, he started experimenting on how to translate feelings and ideas onto the canvas, with a certain language that he started to build, which took him years to master, in 2023 he fled Ukraine due to the new war with Russia and resided in the United States, again leaving the life he has built for the 3rd time.

Zoe Atlow

 
Zoe Atlow is a passionate artist who began expressing her emotions through drawing at the age of eight. By thirteen, she discovered her love for acrylic painting, which has since become her primary medium. Zoe’s work delves into the complexities of human emotion, often exploring themes of connection and distance. Her artistic practice has become an integral part of her identity, transforming her inner experiences into captivating visual narratives. Currently, her piece is on display at the gallery, embodying the feeling of emotional distance even in the closest moments.

Paulo Chiezzi

Taylor B. Douglas

Jeston Cameron