This is DL WARFIELD’s piece “Hands of Fabian” 46” in diameter now on view for Objects 2 and available DM @kailinart for details @dlwarfield @occasionalsuperstar 🫶⚙️🤠
These two dynamic #metalworks by @corrinasephora.metalartist are now on exhibit for our OBJECTS 2 show of #3d artworks and available @kailinart 🔨🎨🫶
The dream team back at it again #artband @kailinart 🎨🎸🏆
And just in time for the summer these wonderful works by @cameronblissart and @kristagrecco are on exhibition and available DM @kailinart for details 🎨🍑💕
Cameron Bliss Caught Off Guard oil on canvas 48” x 48”
Krista Grecco Bear Bust Hand built porcelain with 23-karat gold leaf
Krista Grecco Big Panda Hand-built porcelain, 23-karat gold leaf
Krista Grecco Bear Bust with Golden Ears Hand-built porcelain, 23-karat gold leaf
See you tonight for #objects 2 @kailinart juried by @kristagrecco
https://www.kailinart.com/news/objects2
This landmark showcase brings together 17 contemporary artists from across the Southeast and beyond, highlighting the expressive potential and versatility of sculpture and relief sculpture.
OBJECTS 2 celebrates a diverse range of themes, styles, and techniques—each work offering a unique perspective on form, material, and meaning. From the abstract to the figurative, minimal to intricate, the exhibition underscores the enduring power of dimensional art to transform space and perception.
Along with the exhibition, OBJECTS 2 will also feature new artwork from our resident mixed media artist Marc Boyson and fiber artist Sandy Teepen.
OBJECTS 2 ARTISTS : DAVID CARLTON, JOHNNY COHEN, DL WARFIELD, SANTI SAUCEDO, LARS FINDERUP, LOWKEY LYSS, RICH STEVENS, HEATHER DEYLING, CHRISTOPHER CHOI, JOHN ROBERTS, SEAN BERUBE, CORRINA SEPHORA, DILLAN LADNER, SUSAN KRAUSE, VALENTIN SIVYAKOV, ALLEN PETERSON & HANNA NEWMAN.
Getting the #artband back together @kailinart thanks to @naturexnoelle for developing these photos from year’s past 🎨🎸🫶
Join KAI LIN ART as we host our very first ever open call for a juried show of figurative works featuring the human form: PHYSIQUE.
https://www.kailinart.com/physique
This inaugural showcase brings together contemporary artists from across the Southeast and beyond, highlighting the the Human Form in anatomy, posture, poise, and beauty.
PHYSIQUE, celebrates a diverse range of themes, styles, and techniques—each work offering a unique perspective on form, material, and meaning. Encompassing the figure, minimal to intricate, the exhibition underscores the enduring power of the figure to transform space and perception.
The competition is open to both emerging and established artists who work with the Human Form. Please submit your artwork and application form before the June 19th, 2026 deadline to be considered.
Juror @threecrows
Art @kevinsculpture
A #vip visit to the incredible @asherald exhibition at @highmuseumofart with the #artband 🎨🫶🎸
Objects 2
Friday june 5, 2026
7:00 - 10:00 PM
free and open to the public
Exhibition runs through July 17, 2026
https://www.kailinart.com/news/objects2
Juror @kristagrecco
KAI LIN ART is proud to present our fourth exhibition of 2026 and second annual juried exhibition of 3-dimensional works: OBJECTS 2.
This landmark showcase brings together 17 contemporary artists from across the Southeast and beyond, highlighting the expressive potential and versatility of sculpture and relief sculpture.
OBJECTS 2 celebrates a diverse range of themes, styles, and techniques—each work offering a unique perspective on form, material, and meaning. From the abstract to the figurative, minimal to intricate, the exhibition underscores the enduring power of dimensional art to transform space and perception.
Along with the exhibition, OBJECTS 2 will also feature new artwork from our resident mixed media artist Marc Boyson and fiber artist Sandy Teepen.
OBJECTS 2 ARTISTS : David Carlton, Johnny Cohen, DL Warfield, Santi Saucedo, Lars Finderup, LOWKEY LYSS, RICH STEVENS, Heather Deyling, Christopher Choi, John Roberts, Sean Berube, Corrina Sephora, Dillan Ladner, Susan Krause, Valentin Sivyakov, Allen Peterson & Hanna Newman.
Join us as we mark this exciting new chapter at KAI LIN ART, honoring innovation in sculpture and the artists shaping its future.
Hosted the #unspoken pop up with @forallhumans.co and @thequeerindigo @misslalari @ankur.amor @artitus13 for an evening of fun, frolic and fashion 🪩🤠💃🏾 @melissa_deaderick
Closeups from our #play exhibition @kailinart 🪩🎨🎮
https://www.kailinart.com/2026-play
Join KAI LIN ART as we host our very first ever open call for a juried show of figurative works featuring the human form: PHYSIQUE.
https://www.kailinart.com/physique
This inaugural showcase brings together contemporary artists from across the Southeast and beyond, highlighting the the Human Form in anatomy, posture, poise, and beauty.
PHYSIQUE, celebrates a diverse range of themes, styles, and techniques—each work offering a unique perspective on form, material, and meaning. Encompassing the figure, minimal to intricate, the exhibition underscores the enduring power of the figure to transform space and perception.
The competition is open to both emerging and established artists who work with the Human Form. Please submit your artwork and application form before the June 19th, 2026 deadline to be considered.
Juror @threecrows
The current state of the #officespace @kailinart 🎓🙏🎨
Pleased to share our yearly Gene Allcott exhibition with @scaddotedu for the scholars and fellows chosen for the trip and exhibit @kailinart 🏆🎓🎨
Pleased to share this #artinstallations for this #collab work of art by @lelabrunetart and @pharrisatl from our PLAY exhibition 💕🎨🫶🌷🪩🧑🚒🧯
Final days of our exhibition Echoes curated by Chloe Alexander @thehaplessprintmaker 💕
Submissions extended through May 11th!
Join KAI LIN ART as we host our second Open Call for juried 3-Dimensional works: OBJECTS.
This landmark showcase brings together contemporary artists from across the Southeast and beyond, highlighting the expressive potential and versatility of sculpture and relief sculpture.
https://www.kailinart.com/objects
OBJECTS II, celebrates a diverse range of themes, styles, and techniques—each work offering a unique perspective on form, material, and meaning. From the abstract to the figurative, minimal to intricate, the exhibition underscores the enduring power of dimensional art to transform space and perception.
The competition is open to both emerging and established artists who work in 3-Dimensions. Please submit your artwork and application form before the May 11th, 2026 deadline to be considered.
Juror @kristagrecco
Art @johnnydraco_ @sandyteepen @jonesyartatl
A nice visit from @kevinwillpaint of @strandpodcast for a conversation on the state of art over the past 18 years @kailinart 🎤🎨💭
Dear Friends,
We’d like to invite you to our ECHOES exhibition Artist & Collector MIXER + Talk this Saturday, May 9th from 4:00 - 6:00pm. Please join Chloe Alexander, Curator and our staff at KAI LIN ART as well as many of the artists from our exhibition for a roaming chat about their practice, art and the state of our creative community.
ECHOES ARTIST + COLLECTOR MIXER
Saturday, May 9th, 2026
4:00 - 6:00pm
https://www.kailinart.com/news/echoes-mixer
ECHOES imagines a return shaped by interruption in response to En Masse, a printmaking exhibition that was cut short by a tragic fire. Rather than reconstructing what was lost, this exhibition leans into the nature of repetition as something that inevitably shifts, and where traces of the original are visible but are transformed by time, memory, and continuous practice.
Dear Friends,
We’d like to invite you to our ECHOES exhibition Artist & Collector MIXER + Talk this Saturday, May 9th from 4:00 - 6:00pm. Please join Chloe Alexander, Curator and our staff at KAI LIN ART as well as many of the artists from our exhibition for a roaming chat about their practice, art and the state of our creative community.
ECHOES ARTIST + COLLECTOR MIXER
Saturday, May 9th, 2026
4:00 - 6:00pm
https://www.kailinart.com/news/echoes-mixer
ECHOES imagines a return shaped by interruption in response to En Masse, a printmaking exhibition that was cut short by a tragic fire. Rather than reconstructing what was lost, this exhibition leans into the nature of repetition as something that inevitably shifts, and where traces of the original are visible but are transformed by time, memory, and continuous practice.
