Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

City of Norcross

Norcross Gallery & Studios Announces City-Focused Photo Contest

person in a hat taking a photo with a cell phone

Local photographers are invited to capture the essence of Norcross in a snap for this fun fall competition!

Norcross Gallery & Studios will host a special ‘Our Home Is Your Home’ photo competition from Saturday, September 21 through Sunday, October 20 to showcase the city through all four seasons.

Whether you’re an amateur or pro photographer — using a smartphone or a professional camera — the gallery (and the city) wants to see the world through your lens.

There’s no fee to enter, and submitted photos will be displayed at both Norcross City Hall and at the gallery. Top photos will also receive prizes and ribbons. According to a release about the contest, participants are not required to be residents of Norcross, but the town must be shown in each photo.

Sponsors for the event include the City of Norcross, Georgia Council for the Arts, the Norcross Public Arts Commission (NPAC), the National Endowment for the Arts, April MacManus of Keller Williams Chattahoochee North, Advanced Color Imaging (ACI) of Norcross and Explore Gwinnett.

Formerly known as Kudzu Gallery and Studios, Norcross Gallery & Studios is an organization of volunteer artists whose focus is on the support and advancement of local art and artists throughout the community.

Through a partnership with the City of Norcross, the gallery was able to secure a brick and mortar site for continued growth. They now host regular workshops and special events along with annual member-only exhibitions that allow artists to share their work. Norcross Gallery & Studios exhibitions and receptions are always free and accessible to the public.

An entry link for the photo competition will be available on the gallery’s website starting Saturday, September 21.

For more information, visit them at norcrossgalleryandstudios.org.

Written By

You May Also Like

Community

Community-focused nonprofit welcomes new and returning group of student leaders Former United Nations CEO Kathy Calvin believes, “Young people aren’t the leaders of tomorrow. They...

Neighboring Community

Wetland restoration, a new boardwalk, outdoor classrooms and ADA access to playgrounds are included in the project. The City of Dunwoody is making improvements...

Neighboring Community

Dunwoody Public Works invites volunteers to participate in the City of Dunwoody’s new Adopt-A-Stream program. Volunteers will select a site to adopt along a...

© 2024, Southwest Gwinnett magazine | Website Managed by Mighty Rockets LLC