Jordan Benator – she/her My interest as a composer is in exploring creative ways for performers to interact with technology. Computers are powerful performance tools capable of incredible enhancement to live music, but a lot of works that take advantage of them only do so to add prerecorded backing tracks to their performances. This allows composers […]
Layla Ali Amar she/they I talk to myself through my art. I have difficulty understanding how I feel, so my art is a map allowing me to explore my emotions safely. I believe we live in a state of instantaneous repetition. Each version of myself is always alive in a moment of singularity. My art […]
Personal relationships with gender and identity are unique to every individual. Frequently these identities and experiences transcend the limits of language and semantic meaning. Showcasing visual work exploring artists’ personal relationships with gender, this exhibition will provoke visitors to think critically about what it means to be gendered in the world today and to reflect […]
Running in the rain, falling in the ocean curated by Zachary Francois of Prelude Pointe Gallery highlights the art of fiber artists whose work explores color theory through the use of textiles. Using fiber art techniques originating from Black people these artists use textile making as a form of healing and meditation. The result of […]
The Dalton Gallery is seeking artwork for our upcoming exhibition- Transcendent. Artists creating visual work on gender identity and experience are invited to apply to this exhibition on view from September 20 to December 5. Applications are open through September 5 at bit.ly/DGtranscend For more information or if you have any questions please contact us […]
The Dalton Gallery of Agnes Scott College is excited to welcome you to view our fall exhibition, Transcendent in person starting on September 20. For the safety and wellbeing of our visitors, students, staff, and campus community, our COVID-19 visitation policy abides by regulations set by the Agnes Scott College COVID-19 taskforce. We ask that you […]
Can You Hear Us Now?: Revolutionary Art of the Next Generation opens this Wednesday, March 30. The Dalton Gallery of Agnes Scott College presents Can You Hear Us Now?, a student-designed exhibition displaying activist art made by young adults in the Atlanta Area. Can You Hear Us Now? aims to oppose historical and colonial institutional […]
The Dalton Gallery of Agnes Scott College presents a juried exhibition of work by young emerging artists from the Atlanta area- &yet again. In January 2020 the Dalton Gallery of Agnes Scott College presented a juried exhibition of work by young emerging artists from the Atlanta area in collaboration with community partners. &yet sought to connect and […]
A multi-sensory installation of projections, video work, and fabric pieces, our fall exhibition, Strata, transforms from amazing to stunning once nighttime falls. We’re opening up the gallery for three nighttime visitation hours this fall so everyone can enjoy Strata in it’s fullest impact. Nighttime visits will be offered on 10/25, 11/13 and 11/29 from 7-9pm. You can […]
The Dalton Gallery and the Department of Art & Art History are excited to announce our fall 2021 exhibition on view; Strata. Strata is composed of site-specific projection artwork by Shannon Collis. You can book your visit today and read our current Covid-19 safety policy here. Strata, a project by interdisciplinary artist Shannon Collis, is […]
BURNAWAY Thu, September 16, 2021 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM EDT ONLINE event Register Add to calendar Mood Ring artists Alexis Childress, Parker Thornton, and Matthew Flores will join Burnaway in an hour-long Q+A and Artist Talk via Zoom.
The Dalton Gallery is excited to host the annual Decatur Fine Arts Exhibition by the Decatur Arts Alliance once again. The 2021 Fine Arts Exhibition will be on view Thursday-Sunday from 12-4pm. You can reserve your ticket here. Make sure to mark your calendar for the Last Call reception on June 13, 2021 from 4-6pm. […]
This presentation of our graduating Senior Independent Studies was taught by Professor Anne Beidler. Adena Adams, Amya Moore, Rachel Smith, Valeria Soto Tredunlo, Nyla Taylor, Candace Turner.
This section contains the work from ART 340 & 460 Drawing and Composition taught by Professor Anne Beidler. Allison Aguilera, Chrissy Erickson, Emily Findlay, Kayla Ishmael, Taylor Jones, Breanna Madison, Anabel McGinnis, Kaitlyn Murdock, Rebecca Oliveira, Nyla Taylor, Emma Zelski, Karen Galiano, Amya Moore.
This section contains the work from ART 241 & 341 Printmaking taught by Professor Anne Beidler. Printmaking 241: Tj Bender, Care Dickson, Cameron Glasscho, Sulliavan Gutierrez Torres, Jordan Hood Printmaking 341: Sophie Feierman, Carla Ferrazzi, Kaitlyn Murdock, Rachel Smith
This section contains the work from ART 240 Drawing and Composition taught by Professor Anne Beidler. Laila Floyd, Hajar Harda, Ella Harris, Natasha Mashabatu, Princess Miller, Jackie Piña
This section contains work by the students in the spring section of ART 244 Digital Processes taught by Professor Nell Ruby. Ayoko Kodjovi Candace Turner Rebecca Patterson Rebecca Paterson Natasha Mashabatu Mitch Galiano Michaye Mcllwain Fatima Mohamed Evvie Cooley Candace Turner Ayoko Kodjovi Candace Turner Michaye Mcllwain Mitch Galiano
This section contains the work from the fall class of ART 160 Visual Thinking taught by Professor Nell Ruby. Arabella Lewis Kaelyn Dicks Laura Kearne Belinda Grace Brooks Wanru He Arabella Lewis Fatima Mohamed Jordan Hood Kaelyn Dicks Rabbit Frishe Autumn Hastings Kai Cameron Kit Tures Noni Vaughn Paola Mejia TJ Bender Autumn Hastings Fatima […]
This section contains work by the students of ART 344 Advanced Digital Process taught by Professor Nell Ruby. Adena Adams Sophia Allen Eliza Crofts Emily Oldfield Nusrat Sarwar Valeria Soto Tredunlo Valeria Soto Tredunlo Maria Villarreal Maria Villarreal Maria Villarreal Maria Villarreal Allison Aguilera Allison Aguilera Allison Aguilera Allison Aguilera Allison Aguilera Previous Next
