Tiffany Whitfield and Rebecca Brantley

Elizabeth Brown and Will Eskridge

Toadsgoboad is Lance Ash

February 6th - 29th
Opening reception: Friday February 8th, 6-8PM

“Toadsgoboad is a procurementist artist. Toadsgoboad is Lance Ash”. Lance Ash is a local painter who goes by the name of Toadsgobaod. The show contains 32 acrylic on canvas paintings of mainly figurative based illustrative art. The each of the paintings depicts a grouping of figures and symbolic objects through which story narratives are created. The figures are painted in an almost illustrative abstract manner where you are forced to look at the exaggerated shape and expressions of them to determine their mood. The group of works are truly cohesive and united in their repetition of forms, colors, and gestures.
- More about Lance Ash as Todsgoboad

Lyndon House Refuse Show

March 1st - 9th
Opening Reception: Friday March 7th, 6-8pm

The name “Salon de Refuse” means “exhibition of rejects” in French. The term originates from 1863 when a group of artists were rejected from the prestigious “Paris Salon”. When the artist were rejected they created their own “salon” for the public to view and judge accordingly.
We have given the artist here in Athens the same opportunity. Every year the Lyndon House holds a spring juried show; this year almost 700 pieces were entered into the show and the Lyndon House can only hold about 150 pieces. The Lyndon House sponsors a show allowing the artists to still show their work. The show usually shows a wide range of ability, styles, and mediums.
-More about Lyndon House Art Shows

Mad Zoo People: UGA Sculpture Students

“Mad Zoo People” is a group of four graduate students from the Sculpture department of UGA. The group is composed of John Powers, Elizabeth Brown, Stacy Isenbarger, and Emily Hadland. Each of the artists has a unique way of using sculpture to communicate their artistic expression.
Stacy Isenbarger
John Powers

BFA printmaking Exit Show

Erik Patten

April 21st - May 9th
Opening Recpetion: April 25th 6-8pm
Erik Patten is a local photographer that currently apart of the UGA graduate program. He says this about himself: “I have come to look upon photography as a means to explore the way my own personality and cultural constructs are shaped and influenced by the artifacts of contemporary culture.” Erik’s works are based on “everyday” objects that he chooses to bring in to a new light using photography.
-More about Erik Patten

Renaissance Men: David and Galen Burke

“Renaissance Men: David and Galen Burke” consists of a father and son who both truly represent the meaning of a “Renaissance Man”. The Burkes produce artworks of a musical, scientific, and a visual fine art manner. Their works are a compilation of pieces that are heavily influenced by their abilities and interests. This father and son duo covers a wide range of artistic expression through photography, sculpture, digital media, and both scientific and musical instruments.