Art Exhibits 

Public art exhibits and gallery receptions are held at The Rectory in Downtown Norcross. Exhibits present a wide variety of ways for its guests to enjoy an immersive art experience. For entry, call 678-421-2049. The Rectory is open most days 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Upcoming Exhibits: 

Clothes Story: An Exhibition Now through April 23
Closing Night Fashion Show:
April 22 | Two entry times: 4 & 6 p.m.
MUST RSVP, call 678-421-2049.

“Clothes Story” is a family-friendly exhibition experience that celebrates women in their homes and communities. These stories showcase their resiliency, strength, fortitude and power as trailblazers and leaders. Highlighting ten women between the years of 1880-1950, the narrative is supported by the clothing that they wore. The clothing serves as a representation of the eras presented. This experience is curated to assist with providing an understanding and appreciation for the times and a look at the progress we can appreciate today. For more information, call 678-421-2049. The exhibit will be showcased at The Rectory, 17 College Street.

Norcross High School Art Showcase May 6 through May 14
Opening Night Reception:
May 6, 5 - 7 p.m.

Norcross High School is teaming up with The Rectory in Downtown Norcross for their first AP/IB exhibit! After the opening night event from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 6th, access to the exhibit will be available through May 14th by calling 678-421-2049. There will also be a virtual exhibition on their website.

NHS Advance Placement (AP) classes are offered in a variety of media—drawing and painting, jewelry, sculpture and photography. AP students develop personal explorations in their chosen media to create a cohesive portfolio that is submitted to the College Board in May. The NHS International Baccalaureate (IB) Art Program is a two year course, rich with artist research, media exploration, documentation of the art process and unique student works. IB students are challenged to create an exhibit that demonstrates a solid understanding of their personal visual style based on contextual artist research. In addition to classes, advanced artists participate in National Art Honors Society (NAHS), and have completed a number of projects to help spread art and joy throughout our community. For example, these students have recently worked with the Gwinnett Coalition for Health and Human Services to create the G.R.E.A.T. Little Minds Book Exchanges, and previously worked together with the elementary and middle schools to create the Mitchell Road Mosaic Wall. From painting the Norcross Pharmacy store windows in seasonal décor to helping out with Norcross Art Splash, NAHS students work hard to contribute to enriching and beautifying the spaces in and around our community.