EVENTS
We come from gold & diamonds
Kevin “Wak” Williams
WE COME FROM GOLD & DIAMONDS
Solo Exhibition
Opening Night Reception
NOV 7TH
Exhibition runs thru December 12th
6pm- 9pm
Emma Darnell Aviation Museum
& Conference Center
Atlanta, Ga. Featuring 2 distinct gallery experiences
Main Gallery - We Come From Gold and Diamonds
An exhibition of original works exploring culture, history, legacy, and our ancestral connection to a continent rich in gold, diamonds, history, and cultural legacy: Africa.
Second Gallery - RARE
A special presentation of Limited Editions and Collectible Works.
RSVP REQUIRED
Skeletons Become Children
Curator: Ren Dillard
September 11 - October 17, 2026
Skeletons Become Children brings together a powerful collection of works by a plethora of talented artists, exploring transformation, identity, memory, vulnerability, and the stories that shape who we become.
Through diverse artistic perspectives and creative expressions, this exhibition invites viewers to look beyond the surface and consider what it means to transform, rebuild, and become.
Join us for the Opening Reception on Friday, September 11, 2026, from 7–9 p.m. and experience the exhibition alongside fellow art lovers, artists, and members of the community.
Artist Talk
Saturday, October 17, 2026
1–3 p.m.
Come experience the work. Hear the stories. Be part of the conversation.
Skeletons Become Children — where transformation takes shape.
Lunch & Learn: Art Workshops
Events are open and free to all employees, all supplies provided, bring your lunch and enjoy!
Peachtree Gallery 141 Pryor Street SW, Atlanta, GA
September 17th - Oct 20th
Artist Statement:
This exhibition is a visual meditation on reclaiming one’s voice, identity, and presence. While my work is deeply rooted in the experiences of Black and Brown women as that is the rhythm I know intimately the themes of transformation, embodiment, and power are universal. My hope is that every viewer, regardless of background, feels a reflection of their own becoming within the work.
Each piece moves through a rhythm of evolution: from silence to voice, invisibility to visibility, fragmentation to wholeness. It’s about power not the kind that demands attention, but the kind that knows itself.
Darline Stuart
