Boundary Lines invites viewers to actively engage with complex themes, question the status quo, and imagine new ways of living in harmony with our environment and each other.

Whether physical, ideological, or ecological— creating boundaries defines and often disrupts the delicate equilibrium necessary for coexistence. The artists featured in Boundary Lines explore our relationship to the global society and how our actions rapidly shape it and, in turn, shape us. Their works investigate the tensions between growth and conservation, the human need for industry, and the imperative to protect our planet's ecological systems. Collectively, they offer insights into our current reality while prompting us to envision a future where the boundaries we create foster coexistence and resilience rather than division and destruction.

Curated collaboratively by The Bakery Atlanta, The Curator's Studio, and Labyrinth Curation and presented at The Supermarket, this diverse group of Atlanta-based artists—offers a visual dialogue on the pressing issues of our time, ensuring a representation of various perspectives.

This collaborative engagement features emerging and established Atlanta-based artists who present a visual dialogue of our global society. Together, we created an exhibition of contemporary work that speaks to the complexities of humanity's current circumstances, where industry and ecology coalesce.

ARTISTS: Steven L. Anderson, Olu Amoda, Aaron Artrip, Eve Brown, Kate Burke, Jason Foster Butz, Ruby Chavez, Craig Dongoski, Sabre Esler, MaDora Frey, Abby Gregg, Pam Longobardi, Dana Montlack, Daniel Motz, Ali O’Leary, Pilar, Jeffrey Wilcox Pacilpan, and Kayleigh Shay

DATES: Thursday, October 3 - Sunday, October 6, 2024

OPEN:

Thursday 10/3, 6:30 pm - 10 pm - INVITE ONLY Party

Friday, 10/4, 6 pm -10 pm during The Supermarket’s Night Market

Saturday, 10/5, 1 pm - 5 pm during Otto’s Block Party

Sunday 10/6, 4 pm - 9 pm

LOCATION:

The Supermarket 

638 N Highland Ave NE

Atlanta, GA 30306 

The Supermarket is located in the lower level of The Shops at Otto's. Enter through the black door to the left of Colette Bread and Bakeshop. This door has a plaque that reads "638 The Supermarket" - leading you down a hallway and staircase to the space. Need an entrance without stairs? See wayfinding signage and contact information on the door. thesupermarketatl@gmail.com