This past summer the High Museum in Atlanta was one of the stops for the traveling exhibition, Dutch Art in a Global Age, which features Dutch artworks from the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. While viewing the artworks in the exhibit, we found ourselves constantly met with similarities that these masterful seventeenth-century works have with the contemporary paintings at our gallery. Keep reading to see some of the connections we made between the artworks at Gregg Irby Gallery and paintings from the exhibit Dutch Art in a Global Age…

Have an art-lover in your family or just looking for yourself? Shop the 2024 Holiday Art Gift Guide from Gregg Irby Gallery! Click the Image to Read More.

This fall, as with many, people are embracing feelings of warmth, nostalgia, new beginnings, and a sense of comfort. Trending contemporary art themes often reflect these emotions. In this post we will explore some of these fall art trends through original paintings at our Atlanta art gallery. Click the Image to Read More.

We are excited to welcome our newest artist to Gregg Irby Gallery, Andrea Curtis! Andrea is based in South Wales and explores color, pattern and still-life through mixed-media collages. We asked the Welsh artist a few questions to get a peek into her collage-based painting process and her design inspirations. Click the Image to Read More.

Art has an incredible power to transform spaces, evoke emotions, and reflect personal style. Clients frequently come into our Atlanta art gallery asking if a painting has to match a specific fabric or color swatch. Click the Image to Read More.