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Pryor Fine Art Our mission is to engage a contemporary stable of artists who exemplify innovation in technique, content and quality.

Our clients enjoy the consistent quality, the welcoming environment and the knowledgeable staff. At Pryor Fine Art we believe in an unfaltering truth that a work of art is capable of creating an indescribable connection between the artist and it's viewer. Pryor Fine Art was founded as Bennett Street Gallery in 1988 by artist and business entrepreneur Susie Grant Pryor, and was one of the first galleries on the Buckhead antique alley now known as Bennett Street. Pryor Fine Art’s mission is to engage a contemporary stable of artists who exemplify innovation in technique, content and quality. Our clients enjoy the consistent quality, the welcoming environment, and the knowledgeable and friendly staff. Today Pryor Fine Art represents over 40 artists who make up an exciting profusion of invention and varied techniques. While our artists offer a range of painting styles and artistic genre, there is a common thread of competence, originality and emotive intrigue. The thrill and joy of dealing art come from close relationships with artists and patrons alike. Nurturing our artists to continue to create and evolve is just as satisfying as sharing their work with our clients. Pryor Fine Art strives to present artists and paintings that transcend and transform everyday objects and moments, all the while, providing the collector with a peaceful place to connect with these emotive, original works of art. The gallery is a nationally recognized liaison between a successful stable of artists and collectors everywhere.

Today is the final day of the 2026 Atlanta Art Fair. Come and see us at Booth B05 at Pullman Yards, 11am–6pm.Our debut h...
10/04/2026

Today is the final day of the 2026 Atlanta Art Fair. Come and see us at Booth B05 at Pullman Yards, 11am–6pm.

Our debut has been such a rewarding experience. We’ve loved meeting so many new people, seeing familiar faces and sharing the work of our amazing artists.

Deepening our connection with Atlanta’s thriving art community is something we are thankful for and proud of. Thank you to everyone who has visited us and helped make this a memorable week!

Featured artists:

Dusty Griffith
kathy_moss_art
Kimo Minton
Wendy Chidester
Joseph Adolphe
Eric Saint Georges
Elena Zolotnitsky
Catherine Woscow
Nancylegge
Dennis Lee Mitchell
Patrick Pietropoli
Edite Grinberga

09/24/2026

New work by Atlanta-based artist Tracy Sharp has arrived at Pryor.

Three new small-scale figurative mixed media works on paper bring an intimate, quiet presence to the figure, with softened edges and layered surfaces that leave each form partially unresolved.

Two new mixed media works on canvas capture birds in motion through gestural marks, shifting forms, and heavily worked surfaces that give the compositions both movement and texture.

Come and view these works in the gallery, and see more by Tracy Sharp at pryorfineart.com

Artwork featured:

Three figurative mixed media works on paper
22.5h × 12.5w inches

Two mixed media bird works on canvas
54h × 72w inches and 40h × 30w inches

New works by Atlanta-based artist Tracy Sharp have arrived at Pryor Fine Art, including three small-scale figurative mix...
09/22/2026

New works by Atlanta-based artist Tracy Sharp have arrived at Pryor Fine Art, including three small-scale figurative mixed media works on paper and two larger mixed media works on canvas inspired by birds.

Across these new works, Sharp continues to explore form through layered, tactile surfaces and a process of obscuring and revealing. Her small-scale figures carry an intimate, almost suspended presence, as though emerging gradually from atmospheric fields of pigment and texture.

In the larger works on canvas, Sharp introduces a stronger sense of movement. Gestural marks sweep across the surface, capturing the energy and essence of birds rather than precise depictions.

Working with materials including pigment, plaster, wax, and coffee, Sharp builds surfaces that hold traces of the process itself — scraped back, softened, stained, and reworked over time.

Come and view these works in the gallery, and see more by Tracy Sharp at pryorfineart.com

A new selection of work by Juniper Briggs is now on view at Pryor Fine Art.This body of work emerged during a year of si...
09/14/2026

A new selection of work by Juniper Briggs is now on view at Pryor Fine Art.

This body of work emerged during a year of significant change for Briggs and her family, including a recent move to Arizona. It has been a period of transition and adjustment, and Briggs is particularly proud of the work that has come from it.

Perhaps fittingly, change is also embedded in the way she paints. Working intuitively through a process of addition and omission, Briggs allows each composition to evolve — beginning with one idea and sometimes arriving somewhere entirely different. Layers of color, texture, expressive line, figures, animals, and recurring symbols build a narrative as the work develops. The dove, which appears throughout her practice, represents peace and protection for the artist.

Briggs is also drawn to what we carry beneath the surface: the complexity of thought and emotion that can exist behind an outward sense of calm.

“I think of my paintings as an outward reflection of the intertwined relationship between the body and the soul. I am fascinated by the juxtaposition between a calm outward stare and the wilderness of thought and emotion within. The clean confidence we present to the world versus the beautifully complex struggle we contain.” — Juniper Briggs

Discover these works at the gallery and explore more by Briggs at pryorfineart.com

Artwork featured, all mixed media acrylic on canvas:

You, Me, and the Deep Blue Sea, 49 × 60 in.
Oasis, 42 × 50 in.
Daisy Mae, 29 × 42 in.
Message in a Bottle, 45 × 48 in.
Making Strides, 48 × 60 in.
On The Same Wavelength, 48 × 64 in.
Under His Wing, 42 × 49 in.

New works by Wendy Chidester have arrived at Pryor!There is a realism in Chidester’s paintings that makes them feel almo...
09/10/2026

New works by Wendy Chidester have arrived at Pryor!

There is a realism in Chidester’s paintings that makes them feel almost audible. The click of a typewriter key, the turn of a dial, the movement of a mechanical part — each object carries the memory of touch, use, and the sounds produced through our interaction with it.

There is also a wonderful playfulness to these paintings. Bold color, graphic shapes, words, intricate details, and confident areas of negative space come together in compositions that feel both precise and full of life.

Working in oil, Chidester scratches, layers, and glazes her surfaces to capture the wear, texture, and character of objects collected from another time. Vintage typewriters, gum machines, cameras, and other familiar artifacts become more than still-life subjects; they hold traces of the people who once used them and the ingenuity of their design.

Visit the gallery to experience these works in person, and explore more by Wendy Chidester at pryorfineart.com

Works featured, all oil on canvas:

Rem-Blick on White, 46.5 × 46.5 inches (framed)

Good Measure, 23.75 × 21.75 inches (framed)

Underwood Noiseless, 46.5 × 46.5 inches (framed)

Address

764 Miami Circle, Suite 132
Atlanta, GA
30324

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+14043528775

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