About Face Artist and Subject

Thanks to About Face artist, Sandy Hooper for bringing her great aunt and one of the subjects of her series, Women on the Home Front, Kathleen Eidson to see the last day of the exhibit.

Review of About Face at BurnAway.org

Thanks to Meghan Norman at Burnaway for her review of About Face.

In civilian speak, an “about face” can mean a sudden change in attitude or principle. But the term originated as a military command for directing soldiers to turn 180 degrees from the point of attention, causing a literal change in viewpoint. About Face, the current exhibition at Spruill Gallery, presents alternative perspectives on war, challenging viewers to consider an opinion different from their own. The best works in the show are able to personalize the stories of those who fight for our country and those who have become victims of wars at home and abroad.

Check out the full review here.

Atlanta PlanIt listed "About Face" as a Spotlight event. We think that means that you should come see it! The show will be up for another two weeks!

'About Face' Opening Reception

Thanks to everyone who made it out to our opening for About Face! The exhibition continues through May 1st.

About Face opens this Thursday!

Neil Jones, Welcome to the Army, 2009.

Our next exhibition, "About Face" opens this Thursday night from 6-9pm. We hope you can make it!