Find Art Show spaces for rent in Atlanta, GA

About Atlanta

Many people recognize Atlanta as a very happening city. What you may not know is that part of that is because of the big business that is headquartered there. Besides having some of the biggest entertainment labels in the south located there, Atlanta also happens to be the global headquarters of the beverage company Coca-Cola. The bottling giant runs several attractions in the area and is a major source of employment as well.

The city has an impressive arts district. One of the top-visited museums is the High, or the High Museum of Art. Atlanta Contemporary holds works and artist studios, and MODA is a must-see attraction as well. These and other museums and galleries feed the interests of local art aficionados.

Are you looking to book an Atlanta art show space to display your own talent and creativity? The perfect venue awaits!

Art Show Options in Atlanta

Art Shows can be a lot of fun. To make sure an art show goes well means there are a ton of little details to manage and things to situate, besides just finding the right space. When it’s time to put the event together, the best course of action is to take stock of what you need and find the local vendors and suppliers to help you acquire it.

• Event Planner
  Planning an art show is not something that everyone can do. If this is your first time or you just find you need help, an event planner is the right person to call. Coordinating the artists, setting up the venue and arranging the guest list if the show isn’t open to the public are all details that an event planner can handle for you.
  
  
• Lighting
  Proper lighting is a must for any art-related event. Unfortunately, you can’t rely on the venue to have perfect lighting or to be able to provide all of the lighting you need for your unique situation. That’s why you may want to get a sense of what your needs are and find a lighting supply rental to get the spotlights or other gear you need to put everything on display properly.
  
  
• Photographer
  There are bound to be things that you want to show off to a wider audience from the art show, so it might be a good idea to hire a professional photographer to take pictures of the show itself. They can help with putting together publicity for the show, capturing moments at the show, or putting together packages of photos or videos to highlight the pieces in the art show for a different audience.

Art Show Companies in Atlanta

An Atlanta art show space is a venue that could get a fair deal of traffic if set up in the right place. Local companies can help to make the room shine.

• Kris Lavender Wedding and Event Planning
  Kris Lavender has a great rapport with Atlanta event vendors and her team has plenty of experience in designing and implementing all types of gatherings from weddings to corporate gigs. They’ll work behind the scenes to make your show spectacular. They also rent out decor items.
  
  
• Atlanta Sound and Lighting
  Sound, lighting and video support are just a few of the services you’ll find with Atlanta Sound and Lighting. Over 40 years of experience in the field plus 20 Consumer Choice Awards assures excellent care. They’ve produced events for Imagine Music Festival, Atlanta Botanical Garden and Atlanta Dogwood Festival, among others.
  
  
• Diego’s Photography
  Whether it’s headshots, portraits, in-the-moment images and beyond, Diego’s Photography will “tell the story” of your art show in any aspect you choose. Diego Salcedo is the master behind the camera and has taken photos at corporate events, baptisms, bar and bat mitzvahs and much more. Diego is comfortable with deadlines and happy to direct you as required.

Pros and Cons of Art Shows in Atlanta

Atlanta is a very vibrant city. From the history and culture to the food and music scenes, you’ll find there’s something for everyone to dive into when they get here. The sheer amount of options in Atlanta can make it feel overwhelming at times.

Advantages

• Southern hospitality
  One thing that is true about Atlanta, like many other southern cities, is that the people tend to be just a bit friendlier than other places. This can help a great deal when you’re trying to find an art show space or just trying to put things together.
  
  
• Art scene
  Being a city with a love for art, the traffic through your Atlanta art show space should be top-notch in regards to the number of people.
  
  
• Mild winter
  Whether you’re from up north or born and raised in the south, the one thing most people love about the climate in Atlanta is that the winters are incredibly mild. Snow is a rarity and even if the temperature does dip down a bit, it never gets quite as cold as some other places on the map, even in the south.

Disadvantages

• Heat and humidity
  Just like the winters in Atlanta might be nice, what’s not nice is that the heat and humidity in the summer can do a number on anyone not prepared. As southerners will tell you, it’s one thing to be hot, it’s another thing to be hot and humid, where the thickness of the air can sap your strength.
  
  
• Traffic
  Unfortunately, the one thing you’ll have to deal with in Atlanta that’s just like every other major city is the traffic. Atlanta is not immune to the problem of too many people driving cars on the road at one time.
  
  
• Congestion
  Atlanta is a bustling city with a ton of people and tourists. This can mean that going to major attractions will involve wading through large crowds. If you’re not a fan of crowds it might be a good idea to skip the more touristy stuff until the off-season.

Famous Locations in Atlanta

• Piedmont Park
  If you’re in for taking in a bit of nature and maybe getting some exercise, then taking a run through Piedmont Park is a must. After you’ve found your art show space you’ll love the greenery and if you’re a history buff you’ll enjoy the fact that this is the site of the Battle of Peachtree Creek from the Civil War.
  
  
• Atlanta History Center
  If you're interested in taking in a bunch of sites or having several attractions to visit all in one place, then the Atlanta History Center is the right place for you. The grounds contain numerous museums as well as historic houses and mansions all with historic exhibits and things to explore.
  
  
• High Museum of Art
  If you’re more into art and architecture than history, then perhaps visiting the High Museum of Art is the right choice. The original building was built by famed architect Richard Meier but has since been added to, making it quite the sight. Inside you’ll find exhibits ranging from the Renaissance to the modern day.