Gallery

Dave Lasker: True Form

Utilizing design, form and shape, Dave Lasker creates decorative sculptures and functional furniture. Spruill Gallery was proud to present examples of both in True Form. During his creative process, Lasker says he often feels an “instinctive sense of expression. It may occur through bending a curve to draw a line, or carving and reshaping a form until the form feels true.”

Homecoming – New Works from Ilona Cutts

After recently becoming a US Citizen, Cutts has begun to put down roots and discover the illusive feeling of Home.  In her new body of work, Homecoming, Cutts explores this idea of Home and what it means to her and others.

Home doesn’t have to be an address or a physical place, home is what is in our hearts, a sense of belonging, a feeling of peace.     – Ilona Cutts

The Calmness in Cognition
A Visual Presentation by Acquille Dunkley 

Through advances in technology, Dunkley is able to breathe new life into visual art with endless possibilities. Creating environments with full control over lighting, textures and colors, he is able to generate spaces where shadows and highlights become the sculptor of moods and emotions.  

Fingerprints – Photographs from Kathryn Nee 

Allowing the derelict and broken to have the final word, Nee gives voice to the silent. During her many travels, she documents the slow decline of abandoned buildings and sprawling industrial spaces, capturing the residue of humanity; the fading fingerprints of society and culture. 

Pomp & Circumstance

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January 29 – May 8, 2021

This exhibition  provided a platform for recent graduates of Georgia universities to express their work and offer them the visibility and entry into careers in the art world that they missed out on during the closure of their schools in 2020.

Featuring the work of:

Yana Bondar; Cristina Echezarreta ; Alec Kaus; Andres Palacio; Alyssa Smith; RJ Sturgess

Questionable Origins: New Sculptural Work from Eileen Braun

Exhibition Dates: January 30 – March 14, 2020

For a virtual exhibit experience, watch the YouTube Series Origins of Eileen Braun: An Artist Speaks

Part I
Part II
Part III

Sculptor Eileen Braun conjures the skeletal hulls and germinating pods of an infant organism in her biomorphic forms. They appear before you suspended, reaching out mid-air, or as if propagating from the ground. Some cloaked in a suggestion of heavy metals, other rusted, and some entirely organic in nature. It is with closer inspection that we find these beings might not be as they seem.