ATLANTA STREET ARTIST HENSE PRESENTS “SURFACE STRENGTH,” FEATURING NEW WORKS ON PAPER, CANVAS AND WOOD,
AT THE HISTORIC 1920s RAIL YARD BUILDING IN SOUTHWEST ATLANTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
Courtesy of Sandler Hudson Gallery


ATLANTA (October 10, 2009) - Atlanta-based artist HENSE will present an independently - produced solo exhibition entitled "Surface Strength," Friday, November 13, at the historic Rail Yard building 448 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. Atlanta, Ga 30312. The opening night exhibition will be Friday, November 13th from 7pm-12am. The work will remain on display through November.
The exhibition will include new works on paper, canvas and wood as well as a limited series of hand silkscreened prints. There will also be a premier of a short independent film entitled "The Seventh Day Project"

HENSE "SURFACE STRENGTH"
Opening reception Friday November 13th
7-12am
The Rail Yard
448 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd.
Atlanta, Ga 30312

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SANDLER HUDSON GALLERY

Please Join us Friday, December 5th, 2008 from 7-9pm at Sandler Hudson Gallery for the opening reception of

Soft Light, an exhibition of new paintings by Alex Brewer

Exhibition Date: December 5th - January 10

ALEX BREWER: Soft Light
Sandler Hudson Gallery is pleased to announce Atlanta artist, Alex Brewer in an exhibition entitled Soft Light. Brewer is an emerging southern talent. Born and raised in Atlanta, GA he has spent over a decade as a very established and prolific graffiti artist. Brewer’s show will feature between 20-30 new works on paper, wood and canvas. Large mixed media paintings on wood as well as small mono-prints on paper.
Brewer has gained a strong reputation for his large-scale street work locally in Atlanta, and through out the U.S and abroad. He has painted and exhibited in many major national and international cities. In the past few years Brewer has begun pushing his paintings in a new more sophisticated direction. His works have ended up among private collections as well as many public collections. Brewer creates paintings that are abstract and graceful, with lines that are representative of early abstract expressionist pioneers. His new work consists of layers and layers of marks applied on a surface with spray paint, marker, graphite and "anything interesting", to create a final product.