In collaboration with the Office of the Governor, GCA facilitates this rotating exhibit that seeks to capture the uniqueness of Georgia landscapes and communities as seen, explored and depicted by Georgia’s artists. The two-dimensional images cover a wide range of media that includes, but is not limited to, photography, paintings, works on paper and mixed media. Artwork is sought annually from artists in a specific region of the state and is exhibited in the Office of the Governor in the Capitol as well as in the Governor’s Mansion.
The next featured region will be Region 3- Atlanta. The deadline for submissions will be announced in May, 2022.
The Art of Georgia IV: Imaging Home; Landscapes – Guidelines
Art of Georgia IV Digital Guides
Region 1, Northeast Georgia, State Capitol Exhbit
Region 1, Northeast Georgia, Governor’s Mansion Exhibit
History
The program, which began in 2012, has exhibited 354 works of art by 261 Georgia artists to date. Digital exhibit guides for each show can be found below.
The Art of Georgia I: Celebrating Georgia’s Landscapes and People Digital Guides
“The Art of Georgia: Celebrating Georgia’s Landscapes and People: Northwest Georgia”
“The Art of Georgia: Celebrating Georgia’s Landscapes and People: Southeast Georgia”
“The Art of Georgia: Celebrating Georgia’s Landscapes and People, Metro Atlanta“
“The Art of Georgia: Celebrating Georgia’s Landscapes and People, Southwest Georgia”
“The Art of Georgia: Celebrating Georgia’s Landscapes and People, Northeast Georgia”
The Art of Georgia II: Portraits of Community
The Art of Georgia II Submission Guidelines
The Art of Georgia II: Digital Exhibit Guides
The Art of Georgia III: Celebrating Home
Entries for The Art of Georgia III: Celebrating Home, South Georgia Region are now being accepted. See the guidelines for complete county list. Deadline to submit work is March 20, 2018.
Like the two before, this third iteration of the program seeks to capture the uniqueness of communities throughout Georgia as seen, explored, and depicted through the artist’s eye. Submission guidelines and digital exhibit guide to current and past exhibits are available.
Georgia Council for the Arts in collaboration with the Office of the Governor, is pleased to announce a call for entries for The Art of Georgia III: Celebrating Home. This third iteration of the exhibit, like the two before, seeks to capture the uniqueness of communities throughout Georgia as seen, explored, and depicted through the artist’s eye. Two-dimensional visual art, in a variety of media, exploring this theme will be considered. *Please note that the state has been divided into only two regions for The Art of Georgia III. See the guidelines for the county list.
The Art of Georgia III Submission Guidelines
The Art of Georgia III Digital Exhibit Guides