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dk Gallery

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dk Gallery

dk Gallery

Marietta, GA
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Bringing contemporary fine art to Historic Downtown Marietta. Paintings. Sculpture. Only Originals. 25 West Park Square Marietta, GA 30060 770-427-5377

Joseph Adolphe

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Joseph Adolphe / These paintings, like the sacred animals, have at their heart my intense longing to bring to fruition those forces of nature that I find are essential as far as inspiring me to continue on my path. The organic nature of the subjects allow me to explore a wide range of diverse formal themes, even to the point of abstracting away from the realism of the two themes mentioned above. / by dk Gallery

Jere Allen

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Jere Allen / Artist Statement:
My paintings employ a reactive method in the search for an elusive notion that has perplexed me for many years. The images, symbols, and compositions that stem from personal, social, political realities are often a foil to assist in the realization of feelings generated by that notion. / by dk Gallery

Mark Andrew Allen

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Mark Andrew Allen / I am interested in being an artist of my own time and expressing that narrative in my own way. / by dk Gallery

Karen Appleton

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Syd Atkinson

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Jay Barnes

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Jay Barnes / I am a native Southerner and artist. I find myself working in wood as my primary medium because of its beauty and individuality, as well as its understated elegance. / by dk Gallery

Ginger Birdsey

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Ginger Birdsey / My ceramics and paintings are concerned with a personal need to preserve a lost moment in time, an emotionally charged memory fragment to be reorganized, transformed, and protected as it rapidly moves away from us. / by dk Gallery

Clara Blalock

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Clara Blalock / I don’t ever want to quit growing and changing the way I work. I want my story to be one of evolution. I am always on a quest for that perfect piece of art. Until then I will enjoy the adventure. / by dk Gallery

Julia Burns

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Julia Burns / The paradox of life is much the same as the paradox of ceramics; the clay has a mind of its own and my goal is to collaborate with it, to express one moment. / by dk Gallery

Susan Easton Burns

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Susan Easton Burns / As a painter, Susan’s environment, and a desire to make some simple connection with the viewer influence her paintings. / by dk Gallery

Lance Carlson

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Lance Carlson / A commercial Architect by profession and training, Lance Carlson has been
rediscovering painting and other artistic expressions for the past several years. Lance Carlson is a principal in his own firm, Carlson & Mosley Architects in Atlanta, Georgia. The freedom and control that avails itself in the creation of art can be elusive in architecture. / by dk Gallery

Ali Cavanaugh

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Ali Cavanaugh / My intention in painting is to exemplify the human condition through the lens of my art. I strive to paint not only the delicate features of the external person but to capture the tender unseen presence that transcends understanding in the depth of a soul. The mystery of existence is profound. My hope is that in these works depicting the complexity within thought and emotion, people might find inspiration to look at one another in new ways and grow in sincere appreciation for each other.
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Kevin Chambers

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Kevin Chambers / Artist or the inspiration? For Kevin Chambers, the artist was intrinsic, but inspiration came at age 12. That is when he started formal art training in Blairsville, Georgia with famed artist Colleen Sterling. Today, his works and collaborations are widely exhibited and displayed in public, national, international, corporate and private collections around the world. / by dk Gallery

Elizabeth Chapman

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Elizabeth Chapman / I find the force and beauty of the creative process to be compelling. It is vital to my existence. While creating a mixed-media painting or sculpture, spirit and intuition guide while my hands mindfully follow. This is an intensely satisfying experience, thus my studio is my favorite place to be. I’ve always been curious and creative. / by dk Gallery

Robin Cheers

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Robin Cheers / Texas-based painter, Robin Cheers’ gift is her ability to bring a magnifying glass to life’s simple moments. Her paintings encourage us to appreciate the extraordinary stories that are told in the most ordinary of circumstances. / by dk Gallery

Kathrine Allen Coleman

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Kathy Cousart

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Kathy Cousart / “It is my desire to share the wonderful world that I adore and along the way teach and inspire others to see the beauty that surrounds us.” / by dk Gallery

Sharon Crumley

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Craig Cully

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Craig Cully / Craig Cully is an artist whose subjects are rendered with intimate care and attention to their unique beauty while communicating
an underlying content that resonates with the audience. Having grown up in the suburbs of Philadelphia some of his
earliest influences come from the area’s long-standing tradition of realist painters. / by dk Gallery

Helen DeRamus

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Helen DeRamus / Her work focuses on the concept of memory with the intricacies of its texture and layering. Since memory provides a sense of self universally, her work is a search to find ways to express that sense in all its complexity using the natural world for inspiration. The work is both abstract and figurative using several mediums, most notably encaustic, a combination of dammar resin, beeswax and pigment fused to a rigid surface. Her creative journey starts with making her own paint. / by dk Gallery

Steve Dininno

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Steve Dininno / Dininno’s beautifully painted illustrations exhibit stunningly luminous, impressionistic colors, as well as a conceptual ability that is among the finest in his field. / by dk Gallery

Don Dougan

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Claire Dunaway

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Claire Dunaway / I primarily worked on wood panels for this series. The surface allowed me to scrape back and add layers
with sandpaper and an awl. I used charcoal in addition to acrylics on many pieces, allowing the paintings to
retain a little bit of a “sketchy” feel as I might capture them in my sketchbook while observing the amazing
creatures... / by dk Gallery

Suzie Eifrid

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Suzie Eifrid / Suzie is fascinated with every medium and is constantly exploring the diverse world of color and texture. Her hard work and diligence to her craft has lead to an explosion of excitement with her most recent creations. Though each work different, there is a similarity that easily identifies the characters as one. Her bold acrylic paintings are carved with intricate patterns, creating texture and depth, bringing each work of art to a different dimension. / by dk Gallery

Maureen Engle

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Maureen Engle / Maureen Engle is a graduate of The University of Virginia and later studied art in southern France where she started to develop a loose, impressionistic style whether painting in oil, acrylic or watercolor. She is a painting instructor at Chastain, Roswell and Alpharetta Art Centers. Her specialty is a palette knife painting and watercolor portraiture. Maureen love to incorporate layering and unexpected color in her paintings. / by dk Gallery

Diane Evans

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Diane Evans / The concentration of negative space created by the forces of objects as they relate to surrounding space is my study. This inner space lures me into the secrets it holds, questioning the relationship it has with the organic movement of form that wrestles with the encroaching space. The negative space of interest, evolves as my studies progress, causing me to question, what is the draw beneath this interest? / by dk Gallery

Angela Bentley Fife

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Angela Bentley Fife / My paintings: Oil paintings of still life, figures, cityscapes and once in a while a stray plein air landscape. Whatever my mood prescribes. / by dk Gallery

Paul Flack

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Heather Foster

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Heather Foster / Heather Foster has always been interested in drawing and painting. Starting at an early age, Foster took after school art classes at a local community center. Throughout high school, Foster attended extracurricular art classes at Moore College of Art, the Philadelphia College of Art and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. In 1990 Foster received a BFA from the Maryland Institute, College of Art. / by dk Gallery

Ruth Franklin

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Terrence Gasca

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Terrence Gasca / I am regularly inspired by people and objects in everyday settings. Calling attention to the subtle beauty found in “ordinary” subjects excites me because it is generally perceived as commonplace and is so often overlooked. If I can influence a viewer’s awareness or perception of something so ordinary through the use of color, light, and composition, then I feel I have found success. / by dk Gallery

David Goldhagen

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David Goldhagen / David Goldhagen’s sculptural forms and massive handblown sculptures are distinguished by his unique style of layering color and form. His painterly approach to art glass marries bold colors to brilliant, clear crystal
in a clean, modern style. Using traditional glassblowing methods thousands of years old, David Goldhagen creates each piece of art glass at the end of a blowpipe. / by dk Gallery

Maggie Grier

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Maggie Grier / The paintings before you are creations from my mind’s eye. They are about how nature feels and the interplay of color and light and movement or the absence thereof. Even though these paintings are abstractions rather than specific places, I feel that letting nature move me is very much the first step in my process. / by dk Gallery

John Guernsey

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John Guernsey / In painting, I believe there should be a balance of observation, technical skill, and emotion. I approach each work with a good compositional plan and I try to build the painting gradually, employing well thought out concepts of light, color, and atmosphere. The majority of my painting is 'en plein air.' / by dk Gallery

Ana Guzman

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Ana Guzman / I work very fast and furiously capturing images with quick impressions and turning them into finished pieces. My paint application is similar to Abstract Expressionist techniques with using realistic subject matters, applying the paint loosely and abundantly. / by dk Gallery

Cecilia Haught

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Cecilia Haught / Through her richly colored and highly realistic paintings, She takes her viewers to places of pleasure, relaxation and warmth. Although she paints a large variety of subjects in multi-styles, the primary theme of her work is creating pleasing emotions and warm atmospheres. Whether in murals, on antique windows, or on oversized canvas, Cecilia’s works truly take her viewers to another place. Her fascination with and use of strong, natural light lends to the sense of reality in her paintings. / by dk Gallery

Gina Hurry

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Gina Hurry / I’ve always been a painter. I have a love/hate relationship with the creative process. I can be impulsive and tend toward extremes. I count it a privilege to create. I’ve been immersed in creative community all my life. I’m a dreamer. I love to be messy I’m inspired by life. I adore my palette knives. Shopping for paint is like taking a stroll thru the candy store. I hope to share my passion and vision with others. I believe in the bigger story more than what we can see / by dk Gallery

Jodie Hutchens

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Jodie Hutchens / The figure is an absolute essential in my path of expression. At times my figurative work will appear to be more realistic or
representational, but the narrative conveys abstract ideas. Other times my work appears to be unstructured and unfinished with the message conveying no more than the simple beauty of a line. / by dk Gallery

Holly Irwin

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Holly Irwin / My new figurative work is a passionate journey through feelings, identities and relationships, focusing on the language of gesture. I traveled through various stages of abstraction, exploring some new materials and seeking a deeper level of expression in this body of work. Some of my figures started with sketches of live models which were then re-created on canvas or paper. Many of the figures are
whimsical and intuitive based more on emotion than reality.
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Karen Jacobs

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Karen Jacobs / An ongoing interest in the linear juxtaposition of remnants and patterns has led much of my work to be classified as geometric abstraction. Organized by divisions which aren't always precise and shapes which tend to stack and interlock, the work may remain totally abstract or venture into suggestions of landscape. / by dk Gallery

Jane Jaskevich

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Stephanie Jordan

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Stephanie Jordan / Expression—the ever-changing expression the human face makes, the unpredictable expression nature has as it is turned on its side, the emotional representation through color, thought, object and smell. These moments are filled with stories of bounty of life and are gems of realization and understanding, however, they are often under-valued, left unnoticed, unquestioned and un-cared for. Expression, in physical and psychological form, is what my paintings seek to document and understand. / by dk Gallery

Gena Keith

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Gena Keith / Mixed media is my favorite medium. It offers me the opportunity to use a wide range of materials and the process encourages experimentation. I am inspired to interact with the objects and materials in a spontaneous and personal way. I almost never start out with an idea for a finished image. I select the materials I want to work with and let the piece develop. Very exciting-as in wow, where did that come from. / by dk Gallery

Lorra Kurtz

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Lorra Kurtz / My work has many layers. I begin a painting with a palette of colors in gouache or acrylic. If something moves me in the initial layer, it can dictate the direction or subject matter of the piece. As the work progresses, I incorporate line with graphite pencil, charcoal, watercolor pencils, pen and oil pastels. The composition can change throughout the layering process. Since a realistic object is not present, it takes soul searching to finish each piece. / by dk Gallery

Karen Laborde

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Karen Laborde / I begin a painting by writing phrases of my stories onto blank canvas. Found material becomes metaphor. Marks reveal the intuitive. The words may disappear in the layers of acrylic, texture and collage, but they guide the finished process. In my work I hope to highlight the intangible space between imagination and communication, a space created between our thoughts and words. / by dk Gallery

Dave Lasker

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Dave Lasker / To create is to explore the imagination, to honor tradition, to discover beauty and harmony, and to look beyond the known. I believe the creative process; creates the creator. What inspired an artist during the early stages of development evolves, changes, adapts and matures over time... Just as the seed grows, so does the planter. / by dk Gallery

Philip Levine

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Philip Levine / The progress in my painting has always followed the course parallel to my personal growth. My painting process begins with selecting something to paint that touches me at some level for a reason I may not be aware of immediately. The first stages of the painting are disciplined and methodical. Eventually, I reach the point where I feel it’s time to let go and let my instincts for color and my strong feeling dictate what comes off the end of the brush. / by dk Gallery

Shellie Lewis-Dambax

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Shellie Lewis-Dambax / My work is a direct reflection of my mood and emotional state. The Act of creating is also a struggle for me that opens a new conversation and awareness within myself. The process of my paintings begins with writing, sketching randomly and rhythmically, applying various marks and splotches of paint, then I apply and remove paint to reveal images, developing them to my liking. I seek to explore my humanness through my art in hopes to connect to others. My work is a struggle. / by dk Gallery

Kris Meadows

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Kris Meadows / Kris currently spends much of his time between painting portraits and figurative images and teaching oil painting classes privately out of his Marietta studio and occasionally at the Atlanta branch of The Savannah College of Art and Design. / by dk Gallery

Alberto Mier

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Alberto Mier / “It all comes down to a love for art as well as for the process of creating it. It’s important as breathing, producing art brings balance and without it, I feel incomplete.” / by dk Gallery

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