Gallery at City Springs

The Gallery at City Springs features rotating exhibits produced by local artists. The gallery is open during City Hall hours.

Current Exhibit

Caminos Compartidos

Note: Installation date: September 28, 2026

Artist: Carla Contreras, Carol Santos, Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan, Soo Kim Yung

Caminos Compartidos (meaning “Shared Paths”) brings together the diverse experiences and artistic perspectives of Latin visual artists with roots across Latin America. Through painting, sculpture, mixed media, illustration, and other forms of visual expression, the artists explore cultural identity, lived experiences, heritage, and the histories that shape their creative journeys. By bringing together distinct stories and artistic approaches, the exhibition highlights both the individuality of each artist’s path and the connections that emerge when those paths come together. Featuring a range of mediums and creative processes, Caminos Compartidos celebrates the richness of Latin American cultures and the ways art can connect, inspire, and bring communities together.

About The Artists

Alex Ferror
Alex Ferror is a Brazilian visual artist, muralist, and illustrator whose work explores childhood imagination, emotion, and human connection. Born in São Paulo and with ties to Atlanta and Lisbon, his practice draws inspiration from cartoons, comic books, and Brazil’s street-art tradition. His work spans murals, painting, sculpture, illustration, and public art, with projects across the United States, Brazil, Portugal, Mexico, and beyond.

Instagram: @alexferror

Armando Chacón
Armando Chacón is a Guatemalan-born American artist whose practice bridges surrealism, abstraction, and impressionism. With more than three decades of artistic experience, Chacón creates paintings and large-scale murals exploring memory, movement, cultural identity, and the human experience. His work reflects the ways personal experiences, emotions, and cultural backgrounds can shape artistic expression.

Instagram: @armando_chacon_59

Horacio Arias Rodriguez
Horacio Arias Rodriguez is a second-generation Mexican American artist whose practice explores manhood, identity, and cultural heritage through domestic spaces and interpersonal relationships. Working between the northern Georgia landscape and Atlanta cityscape, his work invites viewers to consider their own experiences and relationships with the spaces they inhabit. Rather than offering definitive answers, Rodriguez creates opportunities for reflection and personal interpretation.

Instagram: @pensadorpequenito

Tatiana Dueñas
Tatiana Dueñas is a Colombian painter from Bogotá whose artistic practice explores painting and visual expression. Currently associated with SCAD Atlanta, Dueñas brings a perspective shaped by her Colombian heritage and experiences as an emerging artist. Her work contributes to the diverse range of artistic voices and perspectives represented in Caminos Compartidos.

Instagram: @tatianaduenas.studio

Previous Exhibits

The Gallery at City Springs has previously featured the following artists and exhibitions:

• Gary Bodner
• Lorraine Christie
• Susan Westmoreland
• Jan Eubanks
• Fran Scher
• Diana Toma
• Diane Shaftman
• DAKORO Edwards
• Jody and Cary Goldstein
• Debra Nadelhoffer
• Emerging Artists Group Show
• PeQue
• Clay Fisher
• What Will the City of Sandy Springs Look Like 20 Years in the Future? – Children’s Group Show
• Kathy Rennell Forbes
• Black History Month 2026 Group Show
• The Chattahoochee River Art Exhibition by Gregg Bauer
• What Matter Holds Group Exhibition

Future Exhibits

Artists wishing to be considered for an upcoming exhibit may submit an application.

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