Spruill Gallery

Delighted at the acquisition of Charity Hamidullah "I made my own seat" by Marryam Moma at last Friday’s opening reception!

"Returns" is on view through June 19, with work by Charity Hamidullah, Sayma Hossain, and Masela Nkolo. Engage with the artists on June 6 from 2-3 PM.

Gallery Hours:
-Sunday: 12-4 PM
-Monday: Closed
-Tuesday-Saturday: 10 AM - 6 PM

We had a wonderful time at our "Returns" opening reception this past Friday! Thank you to all who came out to see the amazing work by Charity Hamidullah, Sayma Hossain, and Masela Nkolo.

"Returns" will be on view through June 19 with an opportunity to engage with the artists on June 6 from 2-3 PM.

Gallery Hours:
-Sunday: 12-4 PM
-Monday: Closed
-Tuesday-Saturday: 10 AM - 6 PM

Masela Nkolo - "Returns" on view May 7 - June 19

Based in Atlanta, Masela Nkolo is an Congolese multidisciplinary artist who reclaims discarded materials such as oil lanterns, screwdrivers, and doors to craft totemic figures that embody his personal experience through a syncretic interpretation of traditional African art.

Growing up during the Congo Civil War, Nkolo's art powerfully embodies themes of resilience and transformation. Influenced by African tribes and modern Congolese masters, Nkolo's work bridges past and present, celebrating identity and advocating for peace and social justice.

Currently a Midtown ATL resident, Nkolo has shown work at venues such as The Mint Museum, ArtFields, Johnson Lowe Gallery, Agora Gallery, and more.

Sayma Hossain - "Returns" on view May 7 - June 19

Raised between Bangladesh and the American South, Sayma Hossain is a textile installation artist working at the intersection of material reclamation and cultural memory.

Her practice, rooted in the traditions of unorthodox quilting, tapestry weaving, and the use of found objects, centers on reimagining discarded textiles. This tactile storytelling merges personal narrative with broader social commentary.

With a BFA from Georgia State University's Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design, Hossain exhibits work nationally and internationally and has installed permanent public art across the South, with clients including Patagonia, Living Walls, the City Speaks, Midtown ATL, Dashboard, Orange Barrel Media, Goat Farm, and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

We are excited to welcome our 2023 AMPLIFY artist Charity Hamidullah back to Spruill Gallery for "Returns," on view May 7 - June 19!

Charity Hamidullah is an Atlanta-based multi‑disciplinary artist whose work harnesses the power of daily life and environment to deepen purpose and foster connection.

Currently a Midtown ATL resident, Hamidullah's public art projects and murals can be found on streets and in businesses across the city, including at Microsoft, Target, on the Atlanta Beltline, and beyond.

She has participated in additional residencies with Atlanta Beltline Business Ventures, The Creatives Project (TCP), The Yards, TILA Studios, and the Blackberry Arts Collective, and she has shown work at Atlanta Contemporary, MINT Gallery, and more.