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“Sketchy Truth” by Mike Luckovich

“Sketchy Truth” by Mike Luckovich

Mike Luckovich has been working for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution since 1989 as an editorial cartoonist. He is the 2005 Reuben winner, the top award for the year’s cartoonist by the National Cartoonists Society, and the winner of two Pulitzer Prizes.

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“The Art Of Sharpism” by Arm Of Casso

“The Art Of Sharpism” by Arm Of Casso

Arm Of Casso is an Atlanta based artist. His background in fine arts coupled with his experiences living in cities like Philadelphia, Miami and Atlanta have shaped his unique style into what it is today. He has coined the term “Sharpism” as a way to describe how he weaves sharp, intricate, and contoured lines into all of his pieces. He creates intricate, abstract and colorful pieces with mixed medium methods including acrylic paint, and oil based markers. See The Art of Sharpism in our Featured Artist Gallery March – April 2022.

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5 Artists Currently Inspiring Me

5 Artists Currently Inspiring Me

It is important for artists to be influenced and affected by the work of other artists. Join rek Gallery’s resident artist and curator, Rick Baldwin, as he discusses five contemporary artists he is currently receiving inspiration from.

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January First Friday and Opening Reception for “Sex, Drugs & Butterflies”

January First Friday and Opening Reception for “Sex, Drugs & Butterflies”

Join us January 7, for our first First Friday of 2022 and the opening reception of “Sex, Drugs and Butterflies” the new Featured Exhibit by Lexington, Kentucky artist Jennifer Hart. Jennifer taps personal transformations from her past traumas to challenge viewers to rediscover beauty in society’s discards and dehumanization. She leverages the tradition of quilting to creatively reimagine the use of textiles in a modern, innovative way.

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“Sex Drugs and Butterflies” by Jennifer Hart

“Sex Drugs and Butterflies” by Jennifer Hart

Lexington, Kentucky artist Jennifer Hart taps personal transformations from her past traumas to challenge viewers to rediscover beauty in society’s discards and dehumanization. She leverages the tradition of quilting to creatively reimagine the use of textiles in a modern, innovative way.

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