GALLERY STATEMENT
GALLERY HOURS
Tuesday-Saturday 10 - 6
and by appointment
1037 Monroe Drive
Atlanta, Georgia 30306
parking available behind the gallery
phone 404. 875. 7100
fax 404. 875. 0270
info @ solomonprojects.com
and by appointment
1037 Monroe Drive
Atlanta, Georgia 30306
parking available behind the gallery
phone 404. 875. 7100
fax 404. 875. 0270
info @ solomonprojects.com
Solomon Projects is the premier venue in Atlanta for the presentation and
promotion of innovative contemporary art. Since its inception in 1994,
Solomon Projects has become an essential part of the Atlanta community and
is recognized throughout the Southeast as a gallery committed to thought
provoking art in new media by young and established artists. Solomon
Projects establishes primary relationships with its artists and promotes
their work nationally - artist Robin Bernat's video installation,
effortless, was selected for the 2000 Whitney Biennial after first
premiering at Solomon Projects in November 1998.
In November 2001, Solomon Projects reopened after completing an extensive renovation, expanding the gallery space to allow for larger scale works and video installations. The main exhibition space - a pure white cube accentuated by the natural light of a skylight - encourages experimentation. Exhibitions run for four to five weeks and the gallery maintains a complete inventory of work available for acquisition.
Gallery artists are: Radcliffe Bailey, Karen Rich Beall, Janet Biggs, Susan Cofer, Claire Corey, Wendy Given, Lynda Grimm, Sarah Hobbs, Ridley Howard, E.K. Huckaby, David Humphrey, Jerald Ieans, Scott Ingram, Carter Kustera, Drew Lowenstein, Muntadas, Joseph Peragine, Kathryn Refi, John Daniel Walsh, Joe Walters, Leslie Wayne, Douglas Weathersby and Wendy White.
Solomon Projects's web site, www.solomonprojects.com, was developed to provide access to a growing national and international audience facilitating a discourse between the gallery and the public. The site is continually updated providing information on gallery artists and past, present and upcoming exhibitions.
Solomon Projects is a member of PADA (Professional Art Dealers of Atlanta). In 1998, gallery owner Nancy Solomon was the recipient of the Georgia Women in the Arts Award, awarded by the State of Georgia. From 1997 through 1999, Ms. Solomon was a board member of Art Papers. She attended Columbia University's Barnard College in New York, receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History. Before settling in Atlanta and opening the gallery, Ms. Solomon worked at the Lisson Gallery in London. Additional prior experience in the field includes working with modern and contemporary masters in Paris, as well as with Gallery Moos in New York City. Nancy Solomon grew up in Geneva, Switzerland.
In November 2001, Solomon Projects reopened after completing an extensive renovation, expanding the gallery space to allow for larger scale works and video installations. The main exhibition space - a pure white cube accentuated by the natural light of a skylight - encourages experimentation. Exhibitions run for four to five weeks and the gallery maintains a complete inventory of work available for acquisition.
Gallery artists are: Radcliffe Bailey, Karen Rich Beall, Janet Biggs, Susan Cofer, Claire Corey, Wendy Given, Lynda Grimm, Sarah Hobbs, Ridley Howard, E.K. Huckaby, David Humphrey, Jerald Ieans, Scott Ingram, Carter Kustera, Drew Lowenstein, Muntadas, Joseph Peragine, Kathryn Refi, John Daniel Walsh, Joe Walters, Leslie Wayne, Douglas Weathersby and Wendy White.
Solomon Projects's web site, www.solomonprojects.com, was developed to provide access to a growing national and international audience facilitating a discourse between the gallery and the public. The site is continually updated providing information on gallery artists and past, present and upcoming exhibitions.
Solomon Projects is a member of PADA (Professional Art Dealers of Atlanta). In 1998, gallery owner Nancy Solomon was the recipient of the Georgia Women in the Arts Award, awarded by the State of Georgia. From 1997 through 1999, Ms. Solomon was a board member of Art Papers. She attended Columbia University's Barnard College in New York, receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History. Before settling in Atlanta and opening the gallery, Ms. Solomon worked at the Lisson Gallery in London. Additional prior experience in the field includes working with modern and contemporary masters in Paris, as well as with Gallery Moos in New York City. Nancy Solomon grew up in Geneva, Switzerland.
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