30 Artists. 30 Posters. 1 City.
A show and sale to celebrate our love for the city we call home.
A wide range of creatives have designed unique art pieces printed in limited quantity and want you to come celebrate the work and take home a piece of Augusta History. All posters are 18x24 for easy framing and with so many artists, there is something for everyone. The event is free to the public Saturday, July 19 from 10am-6pm with a VIP reception Friday the 18th.
Our judges
Dirk Meyer
Dirk Meyer is the music director of the Augusta Symphony and a passionate advocate for the arts in all forms. Known for his dynamic conducting style and commitment to community engagement, Meyer brings a creative and collaborative spirit to Augusta’s cultural scene.
Denise Tucker
Denise Tucker is the marketing and outreach director at the Greater Augusta Arts Council. With a background in public relations and a deep love for visual arts, Denise plays a vital role in connecting local artists to the wider community and amplifying Augusta’s creative voice.
Heather Williams
Heather Williams serves as executive director of the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art. With years of experience in arts education and nonprofit leadership, she champions emerging artists and helps shape Augusta’s thriving visual arts landscape through exhibitions, programs and outreach.
About the Organizer.
Jason Craig is an independent graphic designer and illustrator who has called Augusta home since 1998. Over the last 20 plus years he has been a part of the Augusta arts and design scene as an artist, organizer and advocate. He has served as president of the American Advertising Federation of Augusta and as Director at Large of the Greater Augusta Arts Council. In 2018 Craig was the first ever recipient of the Kath Girdler Engler Award for Public Art. His work has appeared in numerous publications including Print, HOW and Communication Arts magazines.
Jason spends a significant amount of time traveling to participate in art and design events around the country and felt it was time to bring some of that time and energy back home to the people of Augusta.
Follow Jason on Instagram @jasonthe29th