Topophilia, the national juried exhibit of works will be showing at the Olde Towne Arts Center on 300 Robert St. from March 13 through April 13. Topophilia from the Greek is literally translated as "Love of Place." Natasha Lovelace Habers, Assistant Professor of Art at Kennesaw State University in Georgia served as the curator and juror for this unique exhibit of individual artistic interpretations of beloved places and experiences. Artists from throughout the United States were asked to create and submit one-of-a-kind and limited edition books based on the theme.

Participating artists include: Kim Bergeron, LA, Cynthia Colbert, SC, Kerri Cushman, VA, Cristina de Almeida, WA, Andrew Huot, OR, Vince Koloski, CA, April Marten, GA, Melanie Mowinski, MA, Deborah Nolan, WA, Tara O’Brien, PA, Lois Reeve, GA, DeAnna Roland, GA, Jamie Runnells, MS, Shawn Kathleen Simmons, OH, Anne Slattery, NY, Dolph Smith, TN, Leslie Waygren, OR, Erin Wilson, OH