Dear Art Folks,
We are pleased to share with you The Art of OBJECTS now on exhibition through August 15 @kailinart!
Join us for our OBJECTS MIXER
Saturday, August 9th
4 - 7 pm
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for these amazing photos!
OBJECTS mixer + photos
The Art of OBJECTS : exhibiting through 8/15
Dear Art Folks,
We are pleased to share with you The Art of OBJECTS now on exhibition through August 15 @kailinart!
Join us for our OBJECTS MIXER
Saturday, August 9th
4 - 7 pm
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for these amazing photos!
OBJECTS 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 will also feature new art from our juror Marc Boyson and fiber artist Sandy Teepen. Thank you to Robie DuChateau for helping us transport all the lovely pedestals from Amy Spanier of IDEA Gallery ideagalleryatl.com
OBJECTS ARTISTS : Helen M Ziga, Amy Yoshitsu, N.Dia webb, Santiago Saucedo, Benjamin Rouse, Megan Reeves Williamson, Hanna Newman, Doug McAbee, Jordan Matthew, Kai Lum, Grace Kisa, Chase Lanier, Ryan Lamfers, Eric Kaepplinger, Krista Jones, Hopeton St.Clair Hibbert Jr., Chad Hayward, Krista Grecco, Karen Graffeo, Kat Gomez, Adam du Shole, Ashley Delaney, Christopher Paul Dean, Christopher Choi, Philip Carpenter, Bonnie Bergman, Corrina Sephora, Katie Aronat, Lesley Anton, SARA SCHINDEL, Rolando Vazquez, Laura Mink, Esteban Patino, Johnny Draco and Dane Brown.
Join us as we mark this exciting new chapter at KAI LIN ART, honoring innovation in sculpture and the artists shaping its future.
exhibiting through August 15, 2025
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
Print Biennial closing + mixer
We are pleased to invite you to our
ATLANTA PRINT BIENNIAL
Closing + Mixer
Friday, July 11th
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for the awesome photos! valentinsivyakovphotography.com
This exhibition featuring 45 artists from across the US and beyond creating 53 prints from a diverse range of techniques from lithography to woodcut, monotype to screenprint, silk screen to multi-plate etching, aquatint to drypoint, engraving to photogravure, photopolymer to chine-colle.
Erika Adams, David Avery, Cameron Bailey, Jamaal Barber, Carlos Barberena, Andrew Blanchard, Sarah Bogdal, Robert Brown, justin diggle, Steve Dininno, Matthew Egan, Scott Fisk, John Folsom, Phil Garrett, Melissa Harshman, Claire Havenhill, Dusty Herbig, Yuji Hiratsuka, Anthony TungNing Huang, Jayne Reid Jackson, Stephanie Kolpy, Lauren Kussro, Amanda Lilleston, Liz Lovin, Joseph Lupo, Michelle Martin, Matthew McHugh, Traci Mims, Grace Moon, Margaret E. Murray, Paige Nguyen, Walter Procska, DeAnn Prosia, Elizabeth Rose, Liz Roth, Benjamin Rouse, Natalie Schorr, John Schulz, Jason Scuilla, Meredith Setser, Anuj Shah MD, Sarah Smelser, Emily Stokes, Jon Swindler, Jasmin Warnock, Brandon Williams.
For anyone interested in a print, please reach out to us at 404 408 4248 or email info@kailinart.com
OBJECTS : July 18 - August 15
Opening Reception
Friday July 18, 2025
7:00 - 10:00 PM
free and open to the public
Exhibition runs through August 15, 2025
OBJECTS
KAI LIN ART is proud to present our fifth exhibition of 2025 and inaugural juried exhibition of 3-dimensional works: OBJECTS. This landmark showcase brings together 35 contemporary artists from across the Southeast and beyond, highlighting the expressive potential and versatility of sculpture and relief sculpture.
OBJECTS 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 will also feature new art from our juror Marc Boyson and fiber artist Sandy Teepen. Thank you to Robie DuChateau for helping us transport all the lovely pedestals from Amy Spanier of IDEA Gallery ideagalleryatl.com
OBJECTS ARTISTS : Helen M Ziga, Amy Yoshitsu, N.Dia webb, Santiago Saucedo, Benjamin Rouse, Megan Reeves Williamson, Hanna Newman, Doug McAbee, Jordan Matthew, Kai Lum, Grace Kisa, Chase Lanier, Ryan Lamfers, Eric Kaepplinger, Krista Jones, Hopeton St.Clair Hibbert Jr., Chad Hayward, Krista Grecco, Karen Graffeo, Kat Gomez, Adam du Shole, Ashley Delaney, Christopher Paul Dean, Christopher Choi, Philip Carpenter, Bonnie Bergman, Corrina Sephora, Katie Aronat, Lesley Anton, SARA SCHINDEL, Rolando Vazquez, Laura Mink, Esteban Patino, Johnny Draco and Dane Brown.
Join us as we mark this exciting new chapter at KAI LIN ART, honoring innovation in sculpture and the artists shaping its future.
exhibiting through August 15, 2025
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
Atlanta Print Biennial 2025 :: installation gallery
We are pleased to share with you The Art of the Atlanta Printmakers Studio 7th Atlanta Print Biennial. Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for the awesome photos!
valentinsivyakovphotography.com
This exhibition featuring 45 artists from across the US and beyond creating 53 prints from a diverse range of techniques from lithography to woodcut, monotype to screenprint, silk screen to multi-plate etching, aquatint to drypoint, engraving to photogravure, photopolymer to chine-colle.
Thank you to all the participating artists and to juror Todd Anderson!
Erika Adams, David Avery, Cameron Bailey, Jamaal Barber, Carlos Barberena, Andrew Blanchard, Sarah Bogdal, Robert Brown, justin diggle, Steve Dininno, Matthew Egan, Scott Fisk, John Folsom, Phil Garrett, Melissa Harshman, Claire Havenhill, Dusty Herbig, Yuji Hiratsuka, Anthony TungNing Huang, Jayne Reid Jackson, Stephanie Kolpy, Lauren Kussro, Amanda Lilleston, Liz Lovin, Joseph Lupo, Michelle Martin, Matthew McHugh, Traci Mims, Grace Moon, Margaret E. Murray, Paige Nguyen, Walter Procska, DeAnn Prosia, Elizabeth Rose, Liz Roth, Benjamin Rouse, Natalie Schorr, John Schulz, Jason Scuilla, Meredith Setser, Anuj Shah MD, Sarah Smelser, Emily Stokes, Jon Swindler, Jasmin Warnock, Brandon Williams.
We will be hosting a closing artist/collector/printmaking mixer on
Friday, July 11th from 6:00-8:00pm
For anyone interested in a print, please reach out to us at 404 408 4248 or email info@kailinart.com
The Art of our 7th Atlanta Print Biennial
Dear art people,
We are pleased to share with you The Art of the Atlanta Printmakers Studio 7th Atlanta Print Biennial.
This exhibition featuring 45 artists from across the US and beyond creating 53 prints from a diverse range of techniques from lithography to woodcut, monotype to screenprint, silk screen to multi-plate etching, aquatint to drypoint, engraving to photogravure, photopolymer to chine-colle.
Thank you to all the participating artists and to juror Todd Anderson!
Erika Adams, David Avery, Cameron Bailey, Jamaal Barber, Carlos Barberena, Andrew Blanchard, Sarah Bogdal, Robert Brown, justin diggle, Steve Dininno, Matthew Egan, Scott Fisk, John Folsom, Phil Garrett, Melissa Harshman, Claire Havenhill, Dusty Herbig, Yuji Hiratsuka, Anthony TungNing Huang, Jayne Reid Jackson, Stephanie Kolpy, Lauren Kussro, Amanda Lilleston, Liz Lovin, Joseph Lupo, Michelle Martin, Matthew McHugh, Traci Mims, Grace Moon, Margaret E. Murray, Paige Nguyen, Walter Procska, DeAnn Prosia, Elizabeth Rose, Liz Roth, Benjamin Rouse, Natalie Schorr, John Schulz, Jason Scuilla, Meredith Setser, Anuj Shah MD, Sarah Smelser, Emily Stokes, Jon Swindler, Jasmin Warnock, Brandon Williams.
We will be hosting a closing artist/collector/printmaking mixer on
Friday, July 11th from 6:00-8:00pm
For anyone interested in a print, please reach out to us at 404 408 4248 or email info@kailinart.com
FOR AVAILABILITY & INQUIRIES
404 408 4248 | INFO@KAILINART.COM
The Art of Claude-Gerard Jean
This collection of five new artworks by Claude Gerard exemplify the artist’s nuanced approach to Op art, where geometric rigor and optical illusion converge to create a sense of active visual engagement. Drawing from the traditions of 1960s Op art, Gerard builds upon this lineage with a contemporary sensibility, using symmetrical, lattice-like patterns that vibrate with kinetic energy. The eye is drawn into and across the surface, activating a sensation of motion that contradicts the physical stillness of the work. This contrast between appearance and reality is foundational to Gerard’s artistic investigation.
Central to his pieces is the use of repetition and symmetry, which Gerard uses not just for visual effect, but as a meditative structure. These works function as visual mandalas—objects that demand prolonged looking, inviting viewers into a contemplative state. The central floral or starburst-like forms anchor the compositions, while the radiating patterns destabilize the gaze. This tension between focus and disorientation mirrors the internal processes of thought, introspection, and altered perception—key themes in Gerard’s practice.
A unique feature is their integration of sculptural qualities through layered surfaces and reflected color. The slight depth created by cut or built-up surfaces allows light to pass through or reflect within the work, subtly illuminating colored elements beneath the dominant black-and-white pattern. This interplay of material and light transforms the flat optical design into something tactile and immersive. In doing so, Gerard bridges the gap between painting and sculpture, a recurring interest in his multidisciplinary approach.
These formal choices are deeply connected to Gerard’s conceptual concerns. With a background in nursing and a personal interest in mental health and counter-culture, Gerard’s work often explores the relationship between perception, consciousness, and the body. The psychological effect of these optical patterns—at once hypnotic and destabilizing—can be read as metaphors for the complexities of the human mind. By destabilizing visual perception, Gerard mirrors the fragile balance of inner experience, offering viewers a space to reflect on their own mental landscapes.
Ultimately, these works serve not only as optical experiments but as visual meditations—objects that slow time and heighten awareness. Claude Gerard uses the language of Op art to do more than challenge vision; he encourages introspection. His art is a celebration of the intimate interplay between sensation and emotion, control and chaos. Through this layered, perceptual experience, Gerard reminds us of the delicate threads that tie together the personal and the universal, the visual and the psychological.
Atlanta Printmakers Studio 7th Print Biennial 2025
Friday, June 13th, 2025
7:00 - 10:00 PM
free and open to the public
Exhibition runs through July 11
ATLANTA PRINTMAKERS STUDIO 7TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BIENNIAL
We are pleased to announce our fourth exhibition for 2025 : The 7th Atlanta Printmakers Studio Print Biennial 2025
The Atlanta Print Biennial is an international juried exhibition, open to all artists working in hand-pulled printmaking processes. The exhibit is organized by Atlanta Printmakers Studio and hosted by Kai Lin Art, a contemporary art gallery located in the vibrant Westside District of Midtown Atlanta, GA. Atlanta Print Biennial 2025 is June 13 – July 11, 2025.
This year’s juror, Todd Anderson, received a BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a MFA from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Over the course of several years, he apprenticed at Tandem Press, eventually becoming a fine art collaborative master printer. Today, Anderson balances a vigorous studio practice with working at Clemson University, where he teaches interdisciplinary courses that intersect art, rhetorics, and the climate crisis. Anderson’s artwork has been acquired by ~35 notable institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Afriterra Library, the Davis Museum at Wellesley College, the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation, the Asheville Museum of Art, Nevada Museum of Art, the New York Public Library, Stanford and Yale Universities, and the U.S. Library of Congress. Anderson’s artworks have been exhibited ~150 times nationally and internationally, including at Art Basel Miami, the New York Affordable Art Fair, Scope London, and at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The Atlanta Printmakers Studio (APS) was established to support the fine art of printmaking in metro Atlanta. Founders envisioned an organization that would provide a well-equipped printmaking studio for local artists as well as raise the awareness of printmaking as an art form. In August 2005 the incorporation papers were signed and in December 2006 APS’s 501c3 non-profit status was approved – Atlanta Printmakers Studio was founded.
Local art centers, universities, and galleries made available their facilities and galleries for workshops and exhibits as APS built membership and formed the organization. During the first year APS received many generous equipment donations. However, we needed of a permanent home. After many months of looking at potential studio space APS moved into the Metropolitan Warehouse complex. The doors opened in November 2006 near downtown Atlanta, and classes began in January 2007. Over the years APS has become a vital printmaking resource for artists, collectors, college students and children.
exhibiting through JULy 11th, 2025
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
LEISURE Artist Talk!
Dear Art Peoples,
You are cordially invited to our:
LEISURE Artist Talk
Saturday, May 31st, 2025
4:00 - 6:00pm
RSVP :: info@kailinart.com
Join Chad Hayward, Hail Holtzclaw, Claude-Gerard Jean, George Galbreath, and Santi Saucedo for a lively discussion of the state of contemporary art in our age of flux.
The Art of Chad Hayward
Chad Hayward’s artworks, composed of acrylic, spray paint, hemp thread, and hand-dyed linen, presents a vivid exploration of form and color that speaks directly to the concept of leisure. At first glance, the artwork’s intricate layers of brightly hued dots and meandering patterns evoke a sense of wonder and contemplation. This visual complexity encourages viewers to pause and immerse themselves in the painting, experiencing it slowly and deliberately. Such an invitation to spend unhurried time with the work aligns with the essence of leisure—an opportunity to detach from structured routines and engage with art in a meditative, open-ended way.
The materials and process behind his work further enrich its connection to leisure. Hayward’s choice to incorporate hand-dyed linen and hemp thread signals a tactile and time-consuming approach to making, where the act of creation itself becomes a form of mindful leisure. These techniques suggest a rhythm of repetition and attention to detail that is less about urgency and more about presence and engagement. The artwork’s layered textures, formed by careful application of dots and lines, echo the kind of focused, peaceful state often associated with leisurely activities like embroidery, walking, or observing nature.
Finally, the work’s organic composition and radiant color palette evoke feelings of joy, playfulness, and escape—emotional states commonly linked to leisure. The swirling shapes and patchworks of color resemble natural landscapes or dreamlike terrains, offering viewers a sensory journey away from the constraints of everyday life. In this way, Hayward’s artwork functions not only as an object of aesthetic interest but also as a visual metaphor for the mental and emotional space that leisure makes possible: one of curiosity, imagination, and restoration.
LEISURE : May 9 - June 6
Opening Reception
Friday May 9, 2025
7:00 - 10:00 PM
free and open to the public
Exhibition runs through June 6, 2025
LEISURE
We are excited to announce our third exhibition of 2025 :: LEISURE a group exhibition featuring new art from CHAD HAYWARD, HAIL HOLTZCLAW, CLAUDE GERARD JEAN, GEORGE GALBREATH, and SANTI SAUCEDO
In an age where productivity is often equated with value, this exhibition reclaims leisure as a radical and generative space. The show brings together five contemporary artists whose practices embrace slowness, daydreaming, play, and the unstructured as vital components of creation. Rather than viewing leisure as separate from labor, the works on view suggest that time spent in contemplation, rest, or pleasure can open doors to new ideas, forms, and meanings.
Leisure here is not passive—it is an active, chosen resistance to urgency, a way of being that nurtures experimentation and authentic expression. Through diverse media and approaches, the exhibition asks what kind of art emerges when we make space simply to be.
exhibiting through june 6, 2025
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
The Art of Santi Saucedo + Krista Grecco
Dear Art Folk,
We are excited to share this latest collection of 12 works by Santi Saucedo & by Krista Grecco.
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for the fantastic photos! Please connect with us @kailinart for inquiries into availability or to tour the exhibition.
Also check out our OBJECTS open call for 3D & Relief Sculpture exhibition upcoming!
Essential Exhibition runs through May 2, 2025
featuring Kevin Palme, Valentina Custer O’Roark, Santi Saucedo, Laura Cleary Williams, Krista Grecco and introducing Jasmin Warnock
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
ESSENTIAL Artist Talk this Saturday
Please join Kevin Palme, Valentina Custer O’Roark, Laura Cleary Williams, Santi Saucedo, Jasmin Warnock, and Krista Grecco for our:
ESSENTIAL
ARTIST TALK
Saturday, April 19th, 2025
5:00 - 7:00pm
*Talk begins promptly at 5:30pm
The Art of Jasmin Warnock
Dear Art Folk,
We are excited to share this latest collection of 15 new works by Jasmin Warnock. We will be hosting an ARTIST TALK for Essential featuring all 6 of the artists on exhibition on Saturday, April 19th from 5:00 - 6:30pm with the talk beginning promptly at 5:30pm.
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for the fantastic photos! Please connect with us @kailinart for inquiries into availability or to tour the exhibition.
Also check out our OBJECTS open call for 3D & Relief Sculpture exhibition upcoming!
Happy Spring!
Essential Exhibition runs through May 2, 2025
featuring Kevin Palme, Valentina Custer O’Roark, Santi Saucedo, Laura Cleary Williams, Krista Grecco and introducing Jasmin Warnock
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
The Art of Laura Cleary Williams
Dear Artsy People,
We are excited to share this latest collection of 22 new works by Laura Cleary Williams. We will be hosting an ARTIST TALK for Essential featuring all 6 of the artists on exhibition on Saturday, April 19th from 5:00 - 7:00pm with the talk beginning promptly at 5:30pm.
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for the fantastic photos! Please connect with us @kailinart for inquiries into availability or to tour the exhibition.
Also check out our OBJECTS open call for 3D & Relief Sculpture exhibition upcoming!
Happy Spring!
Essential Exhibition runs through May 2, 2025
featuring Kevin Palme, Valentina Custer O’Roark, Santi Saucedo, Laura Cleary Williams, Krista Grecco and introducing Jasmin Warnock
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
The Art of Valentina Custer O'Roark
Dear Artsy People,
We are excited to share this latest collection of 22 new works by Valentina Custer O’Roark. We will be hosting an ARTIST TALK for Essential featuring all 6 of the artists on exhibition on Saturday, April 19th from 5:00 - 7:00pm with the talk beginning promptly at 5:30pm.
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for the fantastic photos! Please connect with us @kailinart for inquiries into availability or to tour the exhibition.
Also check out our OBJECTS open call for 3D & Relief Sculpture exhibition upcoming!
Happy Spring!
Essential Exhibition runs through May 2, 2025
featuring Kevin Palme, Valentina Custer O’Roark, Santi Saucedo, Laura Cleary Williams, Krista Grecco and introducing Jasmin Warnock
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
The Art of Kevin Palme
Dear Artsy People,
We are excited to share this latest collection of 10 new works by our resident artist Kevin Palme. We will be hosting an ARTIST TALK for Essential featuring all 6 of the artists on exhibition on Saturday, April 19th from 5:00 - 7:00pm with the talk beginning promptly at 5:30pm.
Thank you to Valentin Sivyakov Photography for the fantastic photos! Please connect with us @kailinart for inquiries into availability or to tour the exhibition.
Happy Spring!
Essential Exhibition runs through May 2, 2025
featuring Kevin Palme, Valentina Custer O’Roark, Santi Saucedo, Laura Cleary Williams, Krista Grecco and introducing Jasmin Warnock
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
FOR AVAILABILITY & INQUIRIES
404 408 4248 | INFO@KAILINART.COM
ESSENTIAL :: March 14 - April 2
Opening Reception
Friday March 14, 2025
7:00 - 10:00 PM
free and open to the public
Exhibition runs through May 2, 2025
ESSENTIAL
We are excited to announce our second exhibition of 2025 :: ESSENTIAL a group exhibition featuring new art from Kevin Palme, Valentina Custer O’Roark, Santi Saucedo, Laura Cleary Williams, Krista Grecco and introducing Jasmin Warnock.
exhibiting through May 2, 2025
FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 404 408 4248 OR INFO@KAILINART.COM
The New South 6 :: opening photos
Dear Art People,
We are excited to share with you photos from the opening of The New South 6 from our photographer Valentin Sivyakov Photography. Please stop by the gallery to visit our exhibit which will run though March 7th @kailinart
We will be hosting our
THE NEW SOUTH 6
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, March 1st, 2025
12:00 - 8:00 pm
For more on the art of TNS6 please visit this link and for inquiries and availability, connect with us at the gallery at 404 408 4248 or info@kailinart.com
The Art of The New South 6
Juror Chloe Alexander’s Statement
The South is a place of rich complexity—a woven tapestry of resilience, tradition, and transformation. In The New South, we explore the evolving landscape of this region through the perspectives of artists at various stages in their careers. This exhibition brings together a diverse group of creators who challenge, reimagine, and celebrate what it means to be "Southern" in the 21st century.Each artist in The New South contributes to a dialogue that blurs the lines between past and present. From the enduring legacy of Southern craftsmanship to innovative approaches in contemporary artmaking, this show reveals how artists who call the South home are shaped by, and in turn, shape the narratives of their communities.
Here, traditional works on paper are reinterpreted alongside contemporary experimentation and conceptual frameworks, unfolding into layered compositions—offering both personal introspection and communal reflection. The artworks become mirrors, reflecting a South that is at once familiar and foreign, redefined by the multiplicity of voices that make up our evolving collective identity.
Kai Lin Art is proud to present this collection of voices that collectively reimagine the South not as a static place, but as a living, breathing idea — welcome to The New South.
Juror Tim Flower’s Statement
Through new narratives and methods, traditional stories reimagined, or inventive material combinations, this representative swath of artists and artworks show us the diversity of ideas and directions we are all a part of. We are the New South.
