“Remembrance.” Exhibit at the Cultural Arts Center

An exhibit entitled “Remembrance” focused on the ability of art to preserve the point of view and memory of an artist even after they are gone will be on display at the Cultural Arts Center of Douglasville/ Douglas County (CAC) from July 6 – August 25th, 9 am – 5 pm. The free opening reception will be celebrated on Thursday, July 9th, from 6-8 pm at the CAC, hosted by Kaiser Permanente and featuring delicious food from SharBerry Kitchen. Anyone and everyone is invited! Focused on the power of artwork to preserve the memory of departed artists, this powerful exhibit will feature work by creative souls who have passed. The pieces selected for the show are crystallized memories; moments in time that provide a snapshot of the spirit of the person long after they have died. 

Throughout the years, the CAC has had the honor of displaying the work of hundreds of gifted and inspiring artists.

This exhibit honors the memory of some of these artists by featuring the beautiful and powerful artwork they created during their lives. “Remembrance” is a heartfelt exhibit dedicated to celebrating the lives, legacies, and artistic contributions of these remarkable individuals. This special showcase brings their artwork back to light, offering both a tribute and an opportunity for reflection.  

Through these pieces, we are reminded of the power of art to transcend time, connect generations, and preserve the essence of those who created it. Artists Donald Holdman, Barry Benner, Betty Norton, Mary Ann Carney, Elizabeth Stephenson, Mariano Zucchi, Lois Robertson, Mel Miller, and Arlene Seitzinger are among those whose pieces will be displayed as a memorial to their creative work. Guests at the exhibit reception will have the opportunity to participate in a memorial activity celebrating these past artists and remembering loved ones they have lost.