The Gallery at City Springs features rotating exhibits produced by local artists. The Gallery is open during City Hall hours.
Clay Fisher - For the Birds Project
Clay Fisher enjoys photographing a variety of subjects including people, nature, architecture, landscapes, rural areas, and other themes. His favorite form of photography is nature and travel, which has taken him to several U.S. National Parks, Georgia State Parks Nature Preserves and National Forests. His body of work captures the diversity, complexity and reverence often overlooked by the human eye within these natural places.
In 2018, he moved from the city to the suburbs, he recognized and was captivated by the variety of birds that either migrate through or inhabit his neighborhood. While contemplating about taking on a bird project, he ran across the book, The Genius of Birds by Jennifer Ackerman. Upon reading the book, it was evident that it was the right, next project. Clay hopes that as you engage with these images, you are encouraged to think differently about birds and the impact they have on our lives; from honoring their mere beauty to their contribution in the diversity and role they lend to nature.
His work has been exhibited at the Georgia State Capitol, galleries, juried exhibitions, various businesses throughout the southeast and published in newspapers and magazines.
Additionally, he serves on the Executive Committee of SlowExposures, an annual photography event hosted in Zebulon Georgia that celebrates the rural south. As a Georgia full-time resident for 30 years, Clay lives in Sandy Springs.
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Artists wishing to be considered for an upcoming exhibit can submit an application.