Different Trains Gallery

SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT at our O4W sister space!!!

Join us for opening night this Friday, April 10, from 5-8pm at The Sun ATL • Art Gallery + Event Space for “Let’s Go Dancing”, paintings celebrating the songs of Kevn Kinney / Drivin N Cryin by Atlanta artist Anna Jensen. The show will run through May 23 and we’ll announce dates soon for an artist talk and musical performances with some very special guests!

Anna Jensen Art
Kevn Kinney
Drivin N Cryin
edgewoodartsdistrict

📍 The Sun ATL 399 Edgewood Ave 30312






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Happy New Year! Our sister gallery celebrates year one in the next week. If you haven’t been over to the new space in Sweet Auburn, you’re in for a treat.

Don’t miss the opening weekend January 16-19 and a BRILLIANT! group show featuring over 100 works by 21 artists from 3 continents spanning 4 generations.

Different Trains is open by appointment and we have a couple pop-ups in the works for 2026. In the meantime…

Congrats to .by.harry and for an excellent review and kudos to for keeping arts journalism alive in Atlanta!

“The Art of Belief” featuring Howard Finster & Harry Underwood is showing at The Sun ATL in the through November 15.

It’s a MUST-SEE!! 👀

Beyond economics, arts programming serves an essential civic function. Programs like “City Lights Collective” don’t merely report on culture - they help create and sustain it. They connect artists with audiences, galleries with collectors, and communities with the creative voices that define a city’s character. When we eliminate these connections, we don’t just lose a radio show; we lose part of our cultural identity.

Please click the link in our bio to read an open letter to and sign the petition to save

If the recently cancelled show has meant something to you, or if you believe Atlanta needs more spotlights on local artists and creative voices, I'd be grateful if you'd take a moment to read my open letter to and sign the petition.
Beyond economics, arts programming serves an essential civic function. Programs like "City Lights Collective" don't merely report on culture - they help create and sustain it. They connect artists with audiences, galleries with collectors, and communities with the creative voices that define a city's character. When we eliminate these connections, we don't just lose a radio show; we lose part of our cultural identity.
On behalf of Atlanta's arts and culture community and "all who truly believe the arts are a continuing effort of the human spirit to find meaning in existence..."

Have you seen this petition yet? Save & Support WABE's City Lights Collective

THIS JUST IN…
New paintings by have arrived at Different Trains Gallery, including this absolute stunner! DM to schedule a private viewing or inquire.

🖼️ Ruth Franklin, “Skylark”, 2025, acrylic on wood panel, 36x36 in.