Exhibit of Tom Ventulett Works Opening at Ventulett Gallery

When an expanded and renovated Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church re-opened in October 2012, it was graced by a light-filled art gallery inside glass doors to the entrance. That gallery was named for Thomas W. Ventulett, III, a parishioner and award-winning architect who guided the church’s redesign.

Now, Ventulett will have his second exhibit at the Ventulett Gallery: “My Second Wind,” which runs May 12-June 5. The show opens with a free, public reception with light refreshments Thursday evening, May 12, from 6-8 p.m. The pubic is invited to attend.

All artworks from the show will be available for purchase.

Ventulett is one of the founding principals of the internationally recognized firm of tvsdesign (Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates), reponsible for such Atlanta landmarks as the CNN Center, Georgia World Congress Center, Atlantic Station, and the College Football Hall of Fame. He now serves as the firm’s chairman emeritus, and was recently recognized with the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2016 Vision Award.

Ventulett holds degrees from Georgia Tech and the University of Pennsylvania,

At Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church this year, Ventulett designed a 64-foot carillon tower, the Tower of the Holy Innocents, to honor “the Holy Innocents of Our Day,” as church officials call them—children who have died from abuse and neglect in Georgia. The bells first chimed at an Easter Vigil service March 26.

For more about artworks by Tom Ventulett, visit his site.

For more information about the exhibit “My Second Wind,” contact Carol Johns at HIEC at 404-255-4023.

The gallery, which is open during church hours, is located inside Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church at 805 Mt. Vernon Hwy. N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 20217. For more information, click here.