Frosty, Frozen, Falls today at the Woodruff Park Fountain

Brr. It was grim and gray this afternoon in downtown Atlanta. The Woodruff Park waterfall was about half ice and half water, one of it's good looks.


I made a dash for the mezzanine at the Equitable Building. It's one of my favorite places in downtown Atlanta.


The column is from the "old" Equitable Building 1892-1971. Here is a bit more from about the Equitable Building Columns from "Public Art Around the World."


Looking north from the mezzanine, between the Rhodes Haverty Building on the left and the Candler Building on the right I can see the huge Georgia Pacific Wreath.


The water is running. You can can hear the falls in my shivering video.

Artists Terri Dilling and Mark Leibert at Sandler Hudson Gallery

My December 10 gallery hop continued at Sandler Hudson Gallery in the same building as Octane at the corner of Howell Mill and Marietta on Atlanta's Westside.


A very good crowd.


On the left is Mark Leibert, co-founder and Director of Kaikoo Media. I really liked his work on paper; one of which were are blocking in this picture.


Mark's glider provided some masculine relief; the tree an uncannily soft filigree.


I love this little orange work on paper.


Here is Terri Dilling in front of her screen-print and mixed media on panel, "Come Together" which seems to have a positive/negative thing going. I didn't notice it until I had time to stare at the photo.


Terri's diptych "Fluctuation"


When you go to Sandler Husdon Gallery, make sure to visit the roof top deck. There is a view and there might be some art. This is Terri's helix "tree" with paper flowers.


Folks were wondering what in the world I was doing with my camera shooting from the sidewalk. I was too.


Thanks to to Terri, Mark, and Sandler Hudson Gallery. There work will be there until January 8, 2010.

I regret that I've not yet met the proprietors, Robin Sandler and Debbie Hudson.