OPENING RECEPTION
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2026
7:00 - 10:00 PM
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
EXHIBITION RUNS THROUGH MARCH 13, 2026
KAI LIN ART is pleased to announce our first exhibition of 2026 and the seventh iteration of our annual juried works on paper exhibition: THE NEW SOUTH 7 on view through March 13, 2026.
THE NEW SOUTH 7 brings together 63 selected works by 48 artists living and working across the Southeastern United States. Chosen from over 800 submissions, the exhibition reflects the continued vitality, diversity, and experimentation emerging from the region’s contemporary art community. This year’s exhibition was juried by Beth Wilson, Fine Art Specialist for The Coca-Cola Company, whose selections highlight the breadth of conceptual, material, and formal approaches possible within the medium of paper.
Celebrating paper as both a traditional and expansive medium, THE NEW SOUTH 7 encompasses a wide range of themes, styles, and techniques—from intimate drawings and printmaking to mixed-media and sculptural explorations—underscoring paper’s enduring relevance in contemporary art practice.
TNS 7 EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Alexandra Chiou, Anne Harper, Bijou Proctor, Billy Clifton-Strawn, Bob Goldstein, Brandon Williams, Carol Santos, Chris Moss, Corrina Sephora, Daisy-Anne Dickson, Dakota Henry, David Gerhard, David Robinson, Donald Medley, Donna Horn, Elizabeth Stockton, Emmy Marshall, Esteban Patino, Jasmin Warnock, Jasmine Cato, Jason Swift, Jen Singh, Jenny Bonner, Jenny Brewer, Jill Pope, Josh Winkler, Lisa Watson, Liz Alzona, Luke Hamilton, Mada Jones, Malikah Tamirah, Marie Brix, Marryam Moma, Megan Reeves Williamson, Melissa Harshman, Mia Anika, Nicci Schwartz, Overstreet Ducasse, Patricia Cooke, Philip Carpenter, Reagan Kruse, Sadie Pennell, Sharon Shapiro, Shaun McCallum, Stan Kaady, T. Michael Martin, Yousef Bushehri, and Yuan Butler
Now in its seventh year, THE NEW SOUTH continues Kai Lin Art’s commitment to fostering dialogue, discovery, and visibility for artists across the Southeast while offering a snapshot of the region’s evolving creative landscape.
Exhibiting through March 13, 2026
KAI LIN ART — Atlanta, GA