Every year the Appen Media Group holds a competition for thousands of businesses in the North Atlanta region. They collect public nominations, then those that are nominated to onto the ballot in their nominated category to be put to public vote over the course of a month. The Art Center was honored to be nominated in many of the categories and beyond honored to go on to win several of those! Thank you so much to everyone who voted for us. We are so grateful for all of you bec

Monks Walking for Peace by Joan Zell The Art Center has opened our newest exhibit this week! Beyond Borders II: Global Voices is bringing world perspectives to Johns Creek through a gorgeous and varied collection of artwork. Those of you who have been with us for a while may remember our first Beyond Borders exhibition. Held in 2018, Beyond Borders was an invitational show, curated to represent the diversity of cultures and viewpoints that exist in our region. For Beyond Bord

We just said goodbye to Summer Serendipity, our annual regional exhibition and competition. Over 325 pieces were entered into the show this year, a new record for us. In the end, we accepted a little over 70 pieces thanks to the jurying efforts of Ric Skees. It was no small task to whittle down so many incredible entries into a show that we could fit in our facility, and an even bigger one to pick out the winners of the show. He spent several hours across several days examini

We're finished with summer camp and everyone's back to school around here (including our Adult art students)! We're taking a moment to look back on the last two weeks of camp and the hard work the campers put into their art at the end of summer. Week 8: Get Crafty Camp Ms. Karen led campers through a collection of fun multimedia crafts. They built houses, sewed cute bags, and made lots of art! Week 8: Anime Camp Ms. Ronit returned with another Anime camp, where the students g

As the summer camp season comes to a close, we must say goodbye to the incredible Middle and High School artwork that graced our gallery walls during this year's High Honors exhibition. Every year, these young artists astound us with the range of creative ideas on display and the sheer skill they exhibit in their work. Our juror, Leslie Murphy, had her work cut out for her when selecting the winners of both the High School and Middle School divisions of the exhibition. While

More of our creative campers share their beautiful artwork!

The Art Center celebrates another couple weeks of incredible student work!

Looking back on the past two weeks of inspiring camp projects.