A new exhibit, “Limitless,” is now open at Norcross Gallery & Studios. Featuring varied pieces, thoughtfully selected by judge David Paul Jackson, the show opened February 13 and will continue through March 22. A reception will be held on Sunday, March 2 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Some outstanding works included in the show are Anne Labaire’s lovely sculpture titled “Dreamers,” inspired by a quote from Van Gogh “I don’t know anything with certainty, but seeing the stars makes me dream.”
Kathy Collins shared that her lively acrylic painting, “Traveler,” began as “Ode to 2024,” created with quick, angry strokes, which were subsequently carved into as the painting process had a cathartic effect. The intent and effect was to create a sense of traveling through the year and across the canvas.
Wil Grewe Mullins, a noted experimental photographer, has added another fascinating abstract photograph to his body of work, which leaves viewers wondering ‘How does he do that? What is the subject?’
The title, “Inferno” describes the piece well color-wise, though Mullins’ thoughts may be something else entirely.
Terry Stone chose an unusual predominant color for his abstract “Lucania.” What isn’t unusual for him is the finished work — an excellent abstract-designed painting.
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Located in downtown Norcross at 116 Carlyle Street, Norcross Gallery & Studios is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to access, education and cultural opportunities for the community, as well as for support of artists.
Featuring the work of local artists, “Limitless” is a thought-provoking exhibit. Viewers are invited to stop by during the gallery’s open hours to enjoy this first juried exhibition for 2025.
A wide selection of styles and media are on display, and guests are encouraged to vote for their favorite choice.
Regular gallery hours are Thursday–Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The public is also invited to attend the reception on Sunday, March 2 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
A special thanks to Mikki Dillon who leads the arrangement and hanging of paintings for the exhibits. Her excellent eye has made each exhibit appealing to viewers and collectors of art for many years at the gallery.
For more information about the exhibit or Norcross Gallery & Studios weekly art classes, visit norcrossgalleryandstudios.org.
