PAST EXHIBITIONS
PAST EXHIBITIONS
PAST EXHIBITIONS
Exhibitions
Recent and Upcoming Exhibitions for Hannah Keats
Little Things 2024
Swan Couch House Gallery,
Atlanta, Georgia
November 14, 2024 - January 2, 2025
Reception 1: Thursday, November 14, 6-9pm
Reception 2: Sunday, November 17, 1-4 pm
Membranes/Membranen
Institut für Alles Mögliche,
Berlin, Germany
June 2024
Showcasing my body of work, Membranes/Membranen, during my residency at Institut für Alles Mögliche, in Berlin, Germany, in June 2024. This body of work is inspired by ecosystems and computer systems. Through an interdisciplinary approach, I explore how networks both digital and physical connect us and separate us from nature and each other. By utilizing painting, coding, patternmaking, laser cutting, collage, and digital printing, I created new media works that seek to abstractly simulate forms found in the natural world, while showing the tension within simulated forms.​
Stay Curious, Omi Art Gallery, London, United Kingdom
July 30, 2024 - August 30, 2024
"Works that spark curiosity and offer reflections on the surrounding world."
Pattern Recognition
Share Art Gallery
Jacksonville, Florida
August 17 - September 14, 2024
A group show curated by Kayla Burnett, focusing on contemporary artwork that utilizes abstraction, pattern, and color.
Good Vibrations
ARTS Southeast+ Sulfur Studios, Savannah, Georgia
June 7- September 7, 2024
"Rhythm surrounds us – sometimes coursing just under the surface of our daily existence, at other times bursting into the forefront through music, dance, and other art forms. Visual art has a unique capacity to evoke rhythm even when static."
Thom Collective Exhibition
Thomasville Center for the Arts, Thomasville, Georgia
May 16 – July 26, 2024
The annual Thom Collective Show, showcasing members of the collective and their recent work. At this year's exhibition I was awarded third place for my oil painting, Knot. Which depicts frogs piled on one and other creating a impressionistic camouflage pattern.
Nature Inspires,
The Nature Conservancy,
Lighthouse Arts Center,
Hope Sound, Florida
February 2024
In Fall 2024, I was awarded First Place in the Nature Inspires Art Contest, hosted by The Nature Conservancy. My oil painting, Bite, was created in response to the shark fishing tournament in Jupiter, Florida in the summer of 2023. Sharks are an apex predator and by practicing unsustainable fishing habits and removing them from the environment we are hurting our oceans and harming the already dwindling shark populations.
And Justice for All
Women Writing for (a) Change,
Florida State College Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Florida
Women Writing for (a) Change is a non-profit focused on bringing writing and art programs to Northeast Florida. Through this exhibit hosted by Florida State College Jacksonville, they talked about the writing and visual art published in their latest anthology and provided workshops to the local community.
Her Temple
LeMoyne Arts,
Tallahasse, Florida
August 22 - September 21, 2024
"Her Temple, featuring painter and poetess Isabella Al-Sharif, is an enchanting exhibition that embodies portraits of strength, power, and multidimensional layers of feminine divinity. Through intricate brushwork and ethereal gold leaf, her portraits evoke reverence and empowerment, weaving a thread of unity between women of all races, backgrounds, and ethnicities. As viewers immerse themselves in this visual odyssey, they are invited into a world where unity, strength, and spirituality intertwine in poetic harmony, bridging the gap between observer and artwork."
Open
Wallspace at Grassroots Coffee, Thomasville Center for the Arts,
Thomasville, Georgia
Open was a solo exhibition of Hannah Keats's oil paintings that depicts pomegranates coming apart. Jucy, rich, and dripping into the void, the work grapples with themes of intimacy and belonging while showcasing the beauty of opening up. Rendering yourself vulnerable for others to see and find connection.
https://thomasvillearts.org/wallspace/
https://www.tallahasseearts.org/event/wall-space-at-grassroots-hannah-keats/
