Dual Vision

Inspired by an open-book photo of a Bible (right), Brian Danson created an allmetal sculpture featuring a pair of disembodied hands playing a harp that drew enough votes for him as the event’s Peoples’ Choice-winning artist. CONTRIBUTED

Inspired by an open-book photo of a Bible (right), Brian Danson created an allmetal sculpture featuring a pair of disembodied hands playing a harp that drew enough votes for him as the event’s Peoples’ Choice-winning artist. CONTRIBUTED

Dual Vision delivers again for Artisans Village Guild

Ian Tocher
Thursday, September 25, 2025
The Artisans Village Guild (AVG) hosted more than 350 guests last Thursday night for its 9th annual Dual Vision reveal, held for the fourth-straight year at Barrel 118 in downtown Eatonton.
Dual visions from photographer and sculptor. (LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff)

Dual visions from photographer and sculptor. (LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff)

Lake Oconee Academy students tour Dual Vision

Leigh Lofgren
Thursday, October 3, 2024
More than 100 students from Lake Oconee Academy’s photo and art courses visited Barrel 118 in Eatonton to view the works of artists from The Artisan Gallery and photographers from the Lake Country Photography Club (LCPC) for their annual show “Dual Vision: Art Through Different Eyes.”This event is...
Greg Miller (left) stands alongside his photograph “Pride,” of a mother lion and her cubs, which served as the inspiration for artist Steve Kippels and his painting “Miller’s Cats.” Both pieces were voted People’s Choice by attendees Sept. 15, at the opening reception for this year’s Dual Vision: Art Through Different Eyes exhibition. IAN TOCHER/Staff

Greg Miller (left) stands alongside his photograph “Pride,” of a mother lion and her cubs, which served as the inspiration for artist Steve Kippels and his painting “Miller’s Cats.” Both pieces were voted People’s Choice by attendees Sept. 15, at the opening reception for this year’s Dual Vision: Art Through Different Eyes exhibition. IAN TOCHER/Staff

Dual Vision debuts at Eatonton’s Barrel 118

News Staff
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Since 2017, The Artisans Village Guild has collaborated with the Associated Photographers of Lake Oconee photo club for the Dual Vision: Art Through Different Eyes exhibition. This year the number of participating artists was larger and the artwork and photos were better than ever.
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