August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

August 15-September 21 “From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2024” McEachern Art Center  The McEachern Art Center is proud to host the second edition of the annual "From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee" series this fall. This year's exhibition features three distinguished indigenous artists showcasing their works in painting, jewelry, and wearable art. Each piece offers a unique lens into Muscogee (Creek) identity, culture, history, and artistic techniques.

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will present a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will have an opening reception on Oct. 4 at 6 p.m. and will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) presents a series of diptych photographs by Stephanie Sutton that aims to tell a story about the artist’s food choices in “FOODFACE.” The show will run through Nov. 16. Featuring 99 photos and video installations, “FOODFACE” records the last thing Sutton ate and her face each day. Sutton is currently an assistant professor in photography and expanded media at Winthrop University in South Carolina. The MAC is located at 332 2nd Street, Macon and has…

This is the second annual community artist market held at the MAC, opening the gallery up to vendors in Macon and surrounding local cities to both fine artists and crafters looking to sell their goods for the holiday season.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

December 6-January 25 Progression: From the Archives of Ric Geyer McEachern Art Center, open Thursday-Saturday 4-8 p.m. McEachern Art Center presents "Progression," an immersive exhibition that traces the creative journey of artist Ric Geyer. This show invites viewers to explore Geyer’s evolution from childhood to his current body of work, highlighting the rich interplay between object and origin. Featuring an array of materials, sketches, and finished pieces, the exhibition illustrates the progression of Geyer’s philosophy, practice, and process.

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

The McEachern Art Center, in collaboration with ACA Gallery in New York, presents Vaivén, featuring the work of Afro-Caribbean figurative artist Kandy Lopez. Lopez’s work explores constructed identities, telling stories of people of color. Her current series is centered around large, yarn-based portraits on plastic canvas. Initially designed to be walked on like a rug, these pieces symbolize the marginalization of people of color in this country. In this exhibition, the portraits are elevated on gallery walls and suspended —…

An exhibition featuring the work of Mercer University’s senior art and graphic design students. This unique exhibition transforms the gallery into a space reminiscent of a library, with each section dedicated to a different genre. It invites visitors to explore a diverse range of artistic practices, from video art and graphic design to fine art, innovative product designs, and interactive installations. Each corner of the space is carefully curated to captivate and inspire, offering a variety of perspectives and creative…

An exhibition featuring the work of Mercer University’s senior art and graphic design students. This unique exhibition transforms the gallery into a space reminiscent of a library, with each section dedicated to a different genre. It invites visitors to explore a diverse range of artistic practices, from video art and graphic design to fine art, innovative product designs, and interactive installations. Each corner of the space is carefully curated to captivate and inspire, offering a variety of perspectives and creative…

An exhibition featuring the work of Mercer University’s senior art and graphic design students. This unique exhibition transforms the gallery into a space reminiscent of a library, with each section dedicated to a different genre. It invites visitors to explore a diverse range of artistic practices, from video art and graphic design to fine art, innovative product designs, and interactive installations. Each corner of the space is carefully curated to captivate and inspire, offering a variety of perspectives and creative…

An exhibition featuring the work of Mercer University’s senior art and graphic design students. This unique exhibition transforms the gallery into a space reminiscent of a library, with each section dedicated to a different genre. It invites visitors to explore a diverse range of artistic practices, from video art and graphic design to fine art, innovative product designs, and interactive installations. Each corner of the space is carefully curated to captivate and inspire, offering a variety of perspectives and creative…

An exhibition featuring the work of Mercer University’s senior art and graphic design students. This unique exhibition transforms the gallery into a space reminiscent of a library, with each section dedicated to a different genre. It invites visitors to explore a diverse range of artistic practices, from video art and graphic design to fine art, innovative product designs, and interactive installations. Each corner of the space is carefully curated to captivate and inspire, offering a variety of perspectives and creative…

Swing by the MAC on First Friday to view the release of the 2025-2026 exhibition season, shop at a local artist pop up show, and sign up for an annual MAC membership!

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…

McEachern Art Center (the MAC) will open its 2025-2026 season with the third annual From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee, a powerful exhibition celebrating Indigenous artistry and ancestral connection. The show will run Aug. 21 through Sept. 14, with an opening reception at 6 p.m. Aug. 21, coinciding with the Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration. This year’s exhibition features three artists whose roots reflect a diversity of Southeastern Indigenous nations: Dan Beaver (Muscogee/Alabama), woodworking; Carly Treece (Muscogee/Cherokee), painting; and Amanda Rutland (Muscogee/Seminole), jewelry. The MAC…