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The Artists

About

Mae Thurston

The themes of my artwork are as varied as the mediums I use. Through oil, acrylic,watercolor, charcoal, and pen & ink, I explore the influences of music, nature, memories, and everyday life, transforming them into visual stories. 

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My work has been exhibited in galleries, art festivals, a university, a museum, local theatre lobbies, dining establishments, and numberous private collections through commissioned works. 

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As a lifelong learner, I continually seek opportunities to grow by attemding workshops and classes, many led by nationally recognized artists. My formal education incldues studies in Interior Design

and Fine Art. 

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In addition to my work as an artist, I have taught art classes for students ranging from kindergarten through adulthood in both group and private settings. I am also a Certified Therapeutic Life Coach..

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About

Heather Busby

I grew up in In Macon, Georgia, immersed in the arts: surrounded by my mother's paintings, my father's calligraphy, my sister's love of ballet, and my own passion for theatre and creative writing. I attended the University of Georgia to study Theatre Design & Production which led to working professionally as Scenic Painter for the Highlands Playhouse in North Carolina, and as Lighting Designer for Theatre Macon.

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Throughout the years, arts advocacy and education have remained a constant focus for my career path, including working as Artist in Residence at Vineville Academy for the Arts, and as Program Coordinator for the Macon Arts Alliance. I recommitted myself  by creating Duir House Designs in 2017- a voice for my own visual art creations, that later evolved into WyrdSister Art, which works in commisions primarily..

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To date, I have participated in numerous festivals, markets, and juried exhibits throughout Georgia.  I was recognized and awarded at the First Annual Emerging Artists Exhibition at the Eclectic Company Gallery (Griffin, GA) in 2018. My work has been seen since  at: the Middle GA Art Association, the 567 Center for Renewal Gallery, Triangle Arts Macon, ArtSpace Macon, the Americus Visitors Center, and The Collective in Washington, GA,

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