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NEWS CLIPS – OCTOBER 2017

NEWS CLIPS – OCTOBER 2017

REBRANDED ART GALLERY DEBUTS AT PHIPPS PLAZA

Phipps Plaza’s freshly rebranded Gallery Seven (formerly Carré d’artistes Atlanta) features original paintings, photographs, sculptures and more by artists from all over the world, with an emphasis on local artists. Owner Brenda Joyce says she opened the studio in hopes of bridging the gap between different cultures and helping the Atlanta art community become known on a global scale. “Art is for everyone,” she says. “With so much unrest going on in the world, I plan to use art to connect people from all walks of life.” Notable Atlanta-based artists whose work can be seen at the space include Leroy Campbell, DL Warfield, Bob Ichter and Nabil Mousa. And with pieces starting at just $40, the prices are even accessible to art lovers on a budget.

Gallery Seven
Phipps Plaza
3500 Peachtree Road N.E.
Atlanta 30326
404.416.9916
artgalleryseven.com

FOUR NEW SHOWROOMS OPEN AT ADAC

The Atlanta Decorative Arts Center has added 11,000 square feet of new space, bringing the total showroom count to 65. The new additions include Alno, the world’s second largest kitchen manufacturer; Phillip Jeffries, an industry leader in handcrafted wall coverings; Showroom FiftyEight, offering modern home furnishings; and the expanded Up Country Home, featuring one-of-a-kind pieces for your home and business. “All four showrooms encapsulate a luxury experience and complement our vision for a one-of-a-kind design destination,” says Katie Miner, ADAC’s general manager. The center is open to all design enthusiasts, no credentials required, although some showrooms don’t sell directly to the public.

ADAC
351 Peachtree Hills Avenue N.E.
Atlanta 30305
404.231.1720
adacatlanta.com

SANDY SPRINGS GAZETTE NOW AVAILABLE AS A MAGAZINE

Launched online in February 2016, the Sandy Springs Gazette was created to preserve and promote the area’s unique local history. Based on residents’ interviews and oral histories, the stories range from tales of illegal moonshine brewing to the end of segregation in Fulton County. After collecting content over the course of a year, Heritage Sandy Springs has published a print edition, available to purchase at their office or online.

Heritage Sandy Springs
6110 Blue Stone Road
Sandy Springs 30328
404.851.9111
heritagesandysprings.org

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