Author: Heather

General Information   "Snappy" – Common Snapping Turtle Sculpture located at Phinizy Center for Water Sciences and Nature Park The Greater Augusta Arts Council, on behalf of the Phinizy Center for Water Sciences and Nature Park, is requesting proposals from qualified sculptors or...

Hosted by the Greater Augusta Arts Council, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle celebrates the creative potential of sustainability by showcasing local artwork created from upcycled and repurposed materials. Featuring works crafted by CSRA based artists, these pieces utilized reclaimed wood, discarded plastics,...

Headshots - The Word With Heather René Dunaway Written by: Heather Dunaway July 2026 As an artist, at some point, you gotta get a good headshot.In today's world, it's so important to know how to market yourself. Especially as a working artist -...

The Greater Augusta Arts Council is inviting the community to help shape the future of Augusta’s public art collection by ranking the sculptures currently featured on the Augusta Sculpture Trail. Public voting is open now through August 1, 2026, both...

Copyright - the Word with Heather René Dunaway Written by: Heather Dunaway June 2026 In today's world, creating art in any form can be scary. Not scary "boo" but scary "what if AI steals my art?" With AI tech quickly on the rise, as...

Thank you for your interest in showing artwork in "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle." About the Show: Reduse, Reuse, Recycle invites CSRA-based artists to explore the intersection of creativity and sustainability through artwork created with up-cycled and repurposed materials. From discarded plastics and...

“Built in Augusta” is an exhibition of local artists works at the City Gallery that celebrate the structures that shape the City of Augusta and the stories they carry. From historic landmarks and neighborhood homes to storefronts, and overlooked corners,...

In April 2026 a vibrant new addition to the public art landscape has arrived at Phinizy Center for Water Sciences and Nature Park. The installation of “Follow Your Path,” a steel sculpture created by artist team Wesley L. Stewart and Colleen Beyer-Stewart of...

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