Gallery Notice: The galleries are currently closed for the installation of our new exhibitions, which will open on August 15.
ROWE PROMENADE AND GEORGIA GALLERY
August 15th - October 24th, 2026
11th Annual “Stand in Ansel Adams Footsteps” Juried Competition & Exhibition
The "Stand in Ansel Adams Footsteps" competition is an annual juried black-and-white photography event hosted by the Georgia Nature Photographers Association (GNPA). Exclusively open to GNPA members, it challenges photographers to emulate Adams' iconic monochrome style through landscape, intimate landscape, and macro categories.
11th Annual “Stand in Ansel Adams Footsteps” Juried Competition & Exhibition
11th Annual “Stand in Ansel Adams Footsteps” Juried Competition & Exhibition
KISTNER ATRIUM
August 16th - October 18th
Before the Light Returns
Work from Atlanta artist, Kristin Thorsen
Reception to be held Saturday, September 13th
2pm-4pm.
FOWLER GALLERY AND KISTNER ATRIUM
August 15th - October 17th, 2026
The Rosenbaum-Kamp Japanese Woodblock Collection
The Rosenbaum-Kamp Japanese Woodblock Collection
The Rosenbaum-Kamp Japanese Woodblock Collection
The prints in this exhibition represent a collection of contemporary Japanese woodblock prints which were purchased from the Yoseido and Kanda Galleries in Japan beginning in 1970 until circa 1983.
Dr. Barry Rosenbaum and his wife Judith (née Kamp) were stationed and housed at Tachikawa Air Force Base in Tachikawa, Japan, in 1969. They spent the next three years experiencing and appreciating the Japanese culture surrounding their home in the American village around the military base.
Having been introduced to the art of Japanese woodblock print making by a friend, they were referred to the reputable Yoseido Gallery where they eventually struck up a years-long relationship with the gallery manager.
After leaving Japan, Barry and Judy continued to make purchases from Yosiedo and Kanda Galleries from annual catalogs that were sent by mail to their new home in Atlanta. Many works were framed by the galleries in Japan, and most of those pieces remain in the beautiful, hand-crafted Japanese frames seen in the collection.