Exhibitions
Stellar arts programming is not only our passion, but our promise to South Georgia. The AAAC sponsors the arts by utilizing the Carnegie Library as an art gallery for local and regional artists. We encourage community engagement by offering opening receptions for each exhibition; the openings and exhibitions are always free and open to the public and attended monthly by upwards of 200 people. We are happy to host a diverse audience from all parts of Albany and many surrounding communities with each exhibition.
CURRENT EXHIBITION
How I See Things: A Collection Through The Eyes of Christopher Jenkins Sr. ft. Christopher Jenkins Jr.
How I See Things by Christopher Jenkins offers a deeply personal and reflective exploration of Black life and culture through a variety of artistic mediums. Inspired by his hometown of Albany, GA, and the influences of both renowned artists and his father’s lifelong work in photography, Christopher’s creations illuminate the complexities of family, spirituality, love, and resilience. Each piece serves as a narrative, capturing the emotions and everyday experiences that shape Black identity, inviting viewers to engage with themes of heritage, community, and self-discovery.
Past Exhibitions
The AAAC is proud to offer access to our past programming though our archives. Click below to enjoy some of our latest exhibitions and events.