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Each artwork in our latest look book seems to pulsate with vitality, each piece a celebration of life's ephemeral beauty. Amidst the turbulence of today's world, this collection reminds us to find joy in living, particularly as Spring unfurls around us. Through a kaleidoscope of colors and textures, the artworks convey resilience and optimism, urging us to embrace the fleeting moments of delight and immerse ourselves fully in the world that surrounds us.

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Our last look book of the year has us focused on interconnectivity. The world has felt so fractured as of late, leaving us searching for those elements that can make us feel connected. The artworks here reflect our relations to humanity, and the natural world surrounding us, counteracting some of the emotions we have felt this past year. We hope you feel the same as you flip through our latest selections.

Case Study #10 | Donna Mintz Custom Commission

Recently we completed a large installation at a private residence here in Atlanta. The home had been in the process of renovation, overseen by designer extraordinaire Mallori Hamilton of Uncommon Studios. She pulled in APP to assist with sourcing some showstopper art for the clients, and we were happy to deliver. We commissioned Donna Mintz, with the assistance of Sandler Hudson Gallery, to create one of her custom gold leaf creations for the dining room.

To learn more about how the artwork developed,
please flip through our latest Case Study below…

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As the summer draws to a close, our collective sentiments begin to shift. Vibrant, hot days give way to crisp, cool nights. Light shifts, colors fade, and the excitement for a new season sets in. There is a bit of a paradox, however; while we happily anticipate all that the new season brings, we still try to hold onto that sense of life we feel in the warmer months. We invite you to view some selected artworks that have evoked these feelings within us - that bittersweet space where something ends and something new begins. 

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Color!

Movement!

Flowers!

Sun!

Our latest look book centers on everything Spring. We can’t help but feel a sense of levity and cheer when viewing these artworks. Nature is the ultimate source of artistic inspiration, and the artists featured here have interpreted it in such unique and varied ways. From works on paper, to sculpture, to murals, these works remind us of the endless possibilities in art. We hope you pull from these pages a renewed sense of optimism, spring-boarding you into a new and colorful season.

Recycled Art!

Hawks x Novelis Recycled Sculpture

We had the great pleasure of contributing once again to the amazing art collection over at State Farm Arena. This time we worked both with the Hawks and Novelis, the world’s largest recycler of aluminum. “Full Court Press,” created by local artist Taylor Means, is a sculpture made up of nearly 404 lbs of upcycled aluminum cups and cans in the shape of the Hawks Logo. Please view the video below to see how this amazing piece came together!

Case Study #9 | Peter Ferrari Mural at Mabra Law Firm

We have been thrilled to work with Ronnie Mabra on the further development of the already amazing art collection he has amassed at his Blandtown law office. One recent commission we assisted with was a custom mural by Atlanta artist Peter Ferrari. The piece pays homage to the work Ronnie does, and serves to enlighten and empower his employees on a daily basis.

To learn more about how the artwork developed,
please flip through our latest Case Study below…

Case Study #8 | Voco Sarasota Custom Mural

In this quickie of a case study, we wanted to give a glimpse into how we developed and executed an amazing custom mural for the Voco Sarasota Hotel’s restaurant and bar. Artist Kipper Millsap used IHG’s brand standards, particularly the avian theme, as a jumping off point, conscientiously developing it into something that felt on-brand for both the hotel and the artist. To keep with the hotel’s timeline, artist Kayleen Scott was brought in to install the mural, using a fully planned out template made by Kipper. The result speaks for itself! A memorable and “Instagrammable” moment for customers and the hotel."

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The new year is always such a transitional time, invoking thoughts of beginnings, change, updates, newness. Certain pieces that have caught our eye lately are no different, providing us with a fresh perspective on what art can be, redefining boundaries and showcasing new possibilities.

Whether sculpture, painting, photograph, or ceramic, each of the pieces here stretches our eye outside of the status quo. Embroidery isn’t always for grandmothers and handkerchiefs; pottery is not always a perfectly round vase thrown on a wheel. Symmetry, color, and composition are often thrown off kilter, subsequently provoking us to question just what we really need to find balance and harmony.

In 2023 we are welcoming this disruption, using it as a catalyst to explore more and experience concepts previously unknown to us. We hope you are granted with the same feeling as you peruse our latest inspiration board, and are left with a renewed feeling of possibility and novelty for the upcoming year.

In the Paint

State Farm 100 Year Anniversary Gift

APP has had an amazing relationship with the Atlanta Hawks over the years, providing artwork for the team’s home at State Farm Arena. When the Hawks were considering a gift for State Farm’s 100 year anniversary, they knew it had to be something meaningful, unique, and unexpected. APP was honored to be tasked with developing a special installation piece with the Hawks Studio for the State Farm headquarters in Sandy Springs.

APP engaged numerous local Atlanta artists, along with Atlanta Hawks employees and children at the State Farm Good Neighbor Clubs, to design the balls. Each artist was assigned a basketball to personalize in their style, and commemorate the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm’s community impact. Certain balls were designed to represent and highlight key moments in their joint giveback efforts, from the Hawk’s Season of Giving celebration to the Arena’s Zero Waste initiative.

One hundred balls were designed for the installation, representing each year of State Farm’s history. With such a large undertaking, APP enlisted the help of local artist and Atlanta native Taylor Means to assist with the organization and assembly of the installation. Taylor not only worked out the logistics of the piece, but personally designed and created many of the balls as well out of his studio in Avondale.

Other Atlanta artists, including Jermaine Clark, Kyle “Black Cat Tips” Brooks, Lillian Blades, Stacie Rose, and Zerric Clinton, to name a few, contributed their own unique artistic styles to the balls. The combined grouping is a kaleidoscope of color and texture, representative of the rich relationship and collaborative efforts between the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm over the years. We here at APP are truly honored to have been a part of such an impactful project, one that will be enjoyed and treasured for years to come.

Case Study #7 | The Memphian Hotel

We love a unique project, and The Memphian Hotel in Memphis, TN certainly fit the bill. The hotel’s owner is a Memphis native, and she gave a keen directive to pay tribute to the lively history of the neighborhood, but with an eclectic twist. Armed with a treasure trove of vintage photographs, APP set to work on creating pieces that married the bright and eye-catching decor of the hotel with the nostalgia of Memphis’ Overton Square.

To learn more about how the artwork developed,
please flip through our latest Case Study below…

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Summer is officially here, and we are all in. We wanted to showcase some pieces that represent the sights, sounds, and emotions we are experiencing this season. Vibrant colors, radiant patterns, and bold dimension abound in these pieces, evocative of the joy we feel being outdoors with family and friends.

We hope you enjoy this bite-sized selection of sunny inspiration. Happy Summer!

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We dipped a toe into texture, color, fiber, and structure with our last inspiration board, and this time we are diving in head-first. Spring is officially here, and as the landscape explodes around us, it only fuels a desire in us to see more of the same through art.

These pieces are literally vibrating with bright colors, bold shapes, and textures that are anything but smooth. Our energy has been bottled up during these long years of isolation, and we are ready to experience life (and art) with gusto.

We are excited to share these pieces with you, and hope you discover new artists you may not have known before.

Case Study #6 | Aaron Whisner

In 2018, Amy Parry Projects was approached by Gensler to create a youthful and music-centric art package for a new hotel developed by the Hard Rock brand. REVERB was meant to be a hotel for today’s young music fan, with a modern and tech-savvy approach to design. APP worked with artist Aaron Whisner to create a custom piece for the hotel’s co-working area, instilling the space with the artist’s street art sensibility, and creating a memorable “Instagram Moment.”

To learn more about how the artwork developed,
please flip through our latest Case Study below…

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There is something about being cooped up the past winter (some might even say the past two years) that makes us want to get out and feel a physical sense of connection to the world around us.

It’s a new year, and a new season is starting to awaken. We wanted to explore the tactile nature of Spring in our latest inspiration board; artworks that use texture, color, fiber, and structure to deliver to the viewer a tangible sensation.

We hope you enjoy our first Inspiration Board of 2022. We are excited to see what else the year has out there for us.

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After a busy year with lots of dimensional, off-the-wall art selections, this collection is a return to more classical eye-candy. Continuing to find great color but reveling in these calm, classic modern pieces.

Please enjoy our last Inspiration Board of 2021.

I know we are all looking forward to what the new year will show us!

Case Study #4 | Caroline Bullock

We recently completed an elegant redesign of Boca West Country Club with the designers of Larson Nichols. Among the selected artwork was a custom commission by local Caroline Bullock - this package was definitely an Atlanta creation!

To learn more about the project and Caroline’s fascinating process behind
“Everything is Blooming Most Recklessly”
please flip through our latest Case Study below…