More art for our 35th

For 50 years the gallery has featured Southern folk art, contemporary fine art, handmade pottery, glass, jewelry and many "blues" related items with funk mixed in.

More art for our 35th

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September 25, 2006

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50 Years/50 Artists

October 02, 2021

In celebration of the Attic Gallery's 50 years in downtown Vicksburg, we have asked 50 artists to provide one piece each to hang in our Anniversary show. We are posting the show here so you can take your time to study the work, but we hope you will come to the Attic Gallery to see this extraordinary collection hanging on our walls. In keeping with the celebratory nature of this show, we are posting remarks from some of the artists about Lesley and this milestone. If you would like more information or are interested in purchasing a piece, call us at 601 638 9221. Ron Lindsey Mexican Dog and Coleus 16" x 20" $675 *SOLD* Pat Abernathy Spring Garden 24" x 24" $650 *SOLD* Anthony Difatta Frida Acrylic 24" x 24" $800 Kat Fitzpatrick Talking About Family Encaustic on birch 24" x 24" $650 *SOLD* Mary Hardy Surrounded by Wings 23" x 28" $650 Lesley Silver Unbounded Promise Collage on board 8 1/2" x 10...

Ron Koehler: 50th Anniversary Gallery #3

April 19, 2021

Brush Block Grid #15 by Ron Koehler 16 1/2 " x 17" Wood $800.00 The Brush Block Grid Series is the continuation of a series that I started several years ago. During November of 2021, my older sister, Marilyn, contracted the Covid Virus and was placed on a ventilator in the hospital for a month before she passed away in December. During this time I spent many hours in the studio because I felt the need to create. The carved brushes placed on 3 ½” x 4" blocks of split wood, mainly plywood. Splitting plywood created many different textural elements and coloration. Each piece of split the wood became more amazing. After seeing many of these blocks side-by-side I decided to mount them on panels as a group. During this time I created 25 panels consisting of 15 - 30 brush blocks on each panel. Lesley remembers: I first heard of Ron as the head of the Art Department at Delta State. We invited him to participate in one of our theme shows, and his commitment to the the...