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Brickworks Gallery

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Brickworks Gallery
Brickworks Gallery
Atlanta - 686A Greenwood Avenue NE B Mifflin Hood Brick Co building - GA 30306
Brickworks Gallery is a unique fusion of creative workspace and contemporary art gallery, founded in 2016 by accomplished artist Laura W. Adams. Nestled in a revitalized industrial-era building in Atlanta’s vibrant Virginia Highland neighborhood, the gallery is located right along the popular Atlanta Beltline. This historic site, formerly the B. Mifflin Hood Brick Co., has been reimagined as both a working studio and exhibition space, reflecting the artistic energy that defines the surrounding community.

As both artist and curator, Adams brings a deeply personal vision to Brickworks Gallery. With over 25 years of experience exhibiting her work across the country, she uses this space to not only showcase her completed pieces but also share works in progress. The gallery operates primarily by appointment, creating an intimate setting for collectors and visitors to engage directly with the artist and her evolving practice.

Brickworks Gallery embodies a spirit of transformation—breathing new life into a historic structure while supporting the ongoing creative journey of its founder. Visitors can expect to encounter richly textured, nature-inspired works that reflect Adams’ deep connection to the environment and a thoughtful, layered artistic process. Her pieces span a range of media and are available across multiple gallery locations, with personalized guidance offered for commissions and acquisitions.

Whether you’re strolling the Beltline or seeking a deeper connection with Atlanta’s contemporary art scene, Brickworks Gallery offers a warm invitation into a world of creativity, history, and artistic dialogue. It’s more than just a gallery—it’s a living, working space where inspiration is made visible and creativity is always in motion.

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