EXHIBIT, Cine
EXHIBIT
Domus Domus
New works by Alice Stone-Collins
January 1st through February 25th 2023
ATHICA@Ciné presents an exhibition of new works by Atlanta-based artist Alice Stone-Collins, whose intricate hand-painted collaged pieces ask questions of tradition and to the ties that bind. Her work highlights the tensions between the mundane, the everyday, and the apparent dead. An MFA graduate in Studio Art from the University of Tennessee, Stone-Collins is a faculty member at Georgia Gwinnett College.
"The land where our home sits was once the home of the Creek Indians, who for over hundreds and thousands of years built villages along the Chattahoochee River. There are no remaining Creek Indian homes in our neighborhood. No Creek villages in Metro Atlanta. And no more evidence of the grand Chattahoochee Mounds which were destroyed during the construction of Six Flags, an amusement park.
Home, it has been said, is where the heart is. But what lies at the heart’s center? What do these contested spaces reveal?" — Alice Stone-Collins
About the Artist
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Alice Stone-Collins is an artist living in Atlanta, GA where she is a faculty member at Georgia Gwinnett College. Alice earned her MFA in studio art from the University of Tennessee and has exhibited her work regionally and nationally. She has been a resident artist at KMAC (Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft) based out of Louisville, Kentucky and the David and Julia White Artist Colony in Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica. Alice has been featured on Studio Break and The Artists Mother Podcast and her work published as the cover art for Aurora, The Allegory Ridge Poetry Anthology. She was also a finalist for the Jean-Claude Reynal Scholarship among other honors and awards. Instagram: @alicestonecollins |
Domus Domus is sponsored in part by The James E. and Betty J. Huffer Foundation, The Georgia Council for the Arts, and The National Endowment for the Arts.