WildArt is a new and innovative art studio located in the heart of Historic Square, Covington, Georgia. The exposed brick walls and tall ceilings lend character to the place which was once the facade for the Vampire Diaries TV show. WildArt represents a number of local artists who show their finest work.
The impressive artist's inventory features a wide variety of paintings and artistic media in many styles, including figurative, abstract, landscape, still life, wood turning, hand-spun writing instruments and many others. All of the artists are selected to inspire your own spark of creativity! Experience your own Creative Wild Side in many of the classes and workshops offered in WildArt Gallery!
The impressive artist's inventory features a wide variety of paintings and artistic media in many styles, including figurative, abstract, landscape, still life, wood turning, hand-spun writing instruments and many others. All of the artists are selected to inspire your own spark of creativity! Experience your own Creative Wild Side in many of the classes and workshops offered in WildArt Gallery!
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Beauty And Beast
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Chuck Hanes and Elizabeth Collins of Beauty and Beast Art, long time residents of Morgan County, have been full time time studio potters for over 15 years. They not only make functional pottery such as dishes, face mugs, face jugs, and baking wares but create complex original sculptural artwork using clay and many natural elements.
Margaret Brown
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My story is a journey with many detours, but always coming back to painting. I have a lot in common with the Impressionists; however, I do not have a specific message - it is more like a conversation. I am fascinated by colors, shadows, reflections, and the play of light and space all around me. Born in Long Island, New York, I studied art at the New York University College in New Paltz, New York in the 1970's.
John Conklin
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In 2005 a wonderful new medium opened up for me when I followed an intensive glass fusion course in The Netherlands. Over the years since I've further expanded my experience in working with glass to include bead making/torch work and some glass blowing. Today my creative focus is primarily making functional, one of a kind, glass pieces utilizing diverse glass making techniques.
Michael Edwardy
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Michael was born in Statesboro, Georgia. Turkey, Korea and Guam as well as several U.S. locations. Michael served for 20 years in the US Air Force as a logistics and supply officer. Michael has a 20 year career as a middle school teacher in Georgia. He now lives with his wife, Barbara, in San Antonio, Texas.
Stephen Johnson
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I am originally from Crawford County, Georgia, home of the Lizella Red Clay I use in my pottery. I grew up surrounded by this clay. This clay was dug a mile to the east of my childhood home and processed a half-mile to the west. Lizella Red Clay even provided my first job, as I worked at Lizella Clay Company while in high school.
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