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December 4th, 2012
T Lee Art & Design handbags will be on display for sale at the Silver Hill Manor, 1037 Main Street, Stone Mountain Village, GA 30083, Saturday December 8, 2012 from 10:00AM to 4:00PM.
Melange Collection Handbags one day sales for $99.00, regular price $129.00.
February 29th, 2012
You are invited to welcome Fawn Lowery to the Village. Fawn is the new artist in the
City of Stone Mountain's SMart, Inc. micro-enterprise powered by ART Station.
She joins T Lee Art & Design and Bill Leavell Studio in the Center Town Gallery.
We hope you will stop by to meet Fawn.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Center Town Gallery ~ 951A Main Street
Drinks & light hors d'oeuvres will be served.
For information please call:
Bus: 770-469-1105
OR
Studio: 770-465-2320
January 7th, 2012
This exhibition celebrates the coming together of two distingusted female quit makers. Tracie has nine quilts on display that include several series, President Obama, Micheal Jackson, and Celebration.
The Quilt Artistry of
Tracie Lee Hawkins
EXHIBIT DATES
November 13, 2011-March 16, 2012
Excluding Holidays
Presented by The National Center for
the Study of Civil Rights and African-American
Culture at Alabama State University
P.O. Box 271, Montgomery, AL 36101-0271
334-229-4824 or 334-229-4106
Email: civilrightscenter@alasu.edu
September 24th, 2011
The Georgia Municple Association wrote a wonderful article in the Georgia Citys Newspaper. Click on more information below to read the article.
September 24th, 2011
Stone Mountain Arts Incubator Opens - The Champion News Paper January 3rd, 2011
The Stone Mountain Arts Incubator and Microenterprise Program, a project to beautify the downtown Stone Mountain area and provide space for selected artists opened Oct. 8, 2010. The artists have set up shop in Main Street spaces subsidized for a time by a grant to the city of Stone Mountain, ART Station and DeKalb County.
The new streetscape project and the arts incubator program are part of an effort to revitalized downtown Stone Mountain and make use of some of its previously empty retail stores. At the heart of the project is a sculpture, “Granite Workers,” by John Thigpen, a piece that celebrates the men who once worked the area’s granite quarries.
February 6th, 2011
Artists involved in their community is what it is all about. Much credit to Gordon Lynch.
Copy the following address into your web browser to read the article.
http://stonemountain.patch.com/articles/congressman-johnson-tours-art-station-and-smart-project#photo-4740848
February 4th, 2011
Tracie Hawkins, Fiber artist of Center Town Gallery, discusses sewing with a customer.
Credit Gordon Lynch
January 26th, 2011
On Saturday January 22, 2011, hundreds of residents from all over metro Atlanta showed their appreciation for the arts in this month's stroll. In this free event, guests were able to view the three exhibits at ART Station and four studios at the two SMart, Inc. galleries, eat plates of food, drink wine and sparkling juice, listen to live music, and mingle.
Fabric artist Tracie Hawkins of T. Lee Art & Design Studio shows off some of her handbags at the Center Town Gallery. Credit Sarah Bakhtiari
Cut and paste the following link in your address window to see the full article and event photos.
http://stonemountain.patch.com/articles/crowds-roll-in-for-downtown-stone-mountain-art-stroll
January 11th, 2011
Artists In Stone Mountain Get Help Starting Their Business By Crystal Cruz Channel 2 News - October, 2010
A few artists in Dekalb County are calling a new program in the city of Stone Mountain an opportunity of a life time.
The city is helping six artists start their own businesses.
Tracie Hawkins is one of the artists and sewing is a passion of hers.
Hawkins spent twenty years working in corporate America, but a few years ago she ditched it to pursue her passion for the arts.
“If I’m not doing what I love, then I’m not living,” said Hawkins.
She applied for the Arts Incubator program this year.
The program is using a $247,000 grant from Dekalb County, to provide studio and gallery space to six artists.
Rent is fifty dollars a month, for at least one year.
“I have been given an opportunity that most people can't imagine,” said Hawkins.
In return the artists must take business classes, in hopes when they graduate, they'll rent their own...
