studio spaces for artists
near historic marietta square
Art has the power to bring people together, and that's more than true at Marietta Art Collective.
A group of Marietta artists connected when they realized they shared the goal of creating an art space close to home that offered ambiance and personality.
They searched for months and finally found the perfect spot in the former Coca-Cola warehouse. The old warehouse was ramshackle, dirty … and perfect.
The group set out to transform it under the direction of manager Kent Rosenbury, whose wife, Deb, had been traveling miles each day to a studio space in Chamblee.
Gallons of paint and tons of elbow grease later, the Marietta Art Collective is now open for business with 10 artists actively creating.
Visitors are welcome to come by and check out a piece of Marietta history and observe a new entrant in the Gem City’s vibrant art scene.
You will find excellent art and happy artists who are delighted to be able to create in the city they call home.
Deb Rosenbury has extensive experience in all things creative, including interior decorating, textile design and painting. Her work has been featured in several Southeast art shows and studios, including The Loft in downtown Marietta.
Stephanie O'Neal, a former UX designer, has returned to her creative roots: paint. Stephanie specializes in thematic collage and colorful realism.
Jill Hooley, who has 25 years of art education experience, offers beginner and intermediate art classes along with private lessons, open studio consulting, and private paint and sip events. Jill recently retired from teaching art at Marietta High School and now collaborates with the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art, Kennesaw Mountain and the Marietta Art Collective.
Elizabeth Mobley, who has been creating glass art since 2005, advanced her glass skills by studying at the Glass Fusing School in Italy, at the Corning Museum of Glass, and under prominent glass masters. She is president of the Carrollton Artists’ Guild and teaches at several art centers and schools. Her offerings at the Marietta Art Collective include workshops and private lessons.
Caleb Brown's artwork has attracted the attention of several prominent collectors including a U.S. president, Super Bowl MVPs Grammy-Award winners and platinum-selling recording artists.
Jodie Hutchens, a former CNN design director, produces energetic paintings in acrylic, oil and mixed media. You’ll find her work in top-notch galleries, including The Loft.
Suzanne Dent, a former digital marketer and furniture painter, is enjoying a second career in art. She loves color, texture and movement — and seeks to bring all three to her creations.
Kurt Martin attended the Art Academy of Cincinnati and has studied under Atlanta artists Tom Nash, Marc Chatov and Henry Barnes. He previously focused on portraiture, but he is currently interested in exploring landscapes, seascapes and still lifes.
Diana Salzmann uses oils to craft rich, detailed paintings and portraits.
Grace Wilbanks is a mixed media artist whose passion centers on chaotic beauty found in explosions of color, typography, images and textures.
october artwalk
4:30-6:30 p.m. oct. 4
November artwalk
4:30-6:30 p.m. Nov. 1
december artwalk
4:30-6:30 p.m. Dec. 6
(holiday Open house preview)
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 7
Arrange a Centerpiece
for your thanksgiving table!
Two sessions
11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Nov. 26
click here for details and to sign up
art classes with Jill Hooley
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click here to sign up for October classes
JFHooley art Classes
Glass workshops with Elizabeth Mobley
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CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT PRIVATE SESSIONS
E. mobley glass
Kent Rosenbury, manager
678-836-7322
358 Roswell street
suite 2150
Marietta ga
From Marietta Square: Head east on roswell street. turn right on se lakewood drive (at True Value Hardware). the parking lot is on the right behind Emerson Court, which is across the street from the National Cemetery.
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