Make Me Feel That Way

Artists: Kay Hunt, Beth Berss, Lisa Thomas, Linda OHBoN and Michelle Thomas

Sunday, September 28th | 6:00 to 8:30 pm
Join us for an evening of art, wine & conversation in an historic home.

Location: Dunwoody Farmhouse (Cheek-Spruill House)
5455 Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd, Dunwoody, GA
at the intersection of Mt Vernon Hwy

Make Me Feel That Way is an exhibition of abstraction that places emotion at the center. Painting, mixed media and photography come together not to describe the world, but to stir memory, rhythm, and sensation. Each work asks the viewer to linger in the space where form gives way to feeling, a reminder that art is not only something we see, but something that can make us feel.

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The Dunwoody Farmhouse, also known as the Cheek-Spruill House, is an historic landmark owned by the Dunwoody Preservation Trust. The house was built in 1906 by Joberry Cheek for his son, Bunyan Cheek. It originally featured a single story, but an additional story was added later by raising the roof. The house was purchased by Carey Spruill, a planter and architect, in 1945. The house is on the National Register of Historical Places.

The main floor houses contemporary art exhibits curated by Denise Leitch Jackson with Town + Culture, along with artist-in-residence, Linda OHBoN. There is also a gift shop on the main floor.

Note: The outside signage says Front Porch. There are a few parking spots on property, and plenty of free parking in nearby lots.