The 2026 Georgia Watercolor Society National Show will be held at
the Carrollton Center for the Arts.
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Our juror, Carol Carter, will teach a workshop at the Carrollton Center for the Arts from April 15-17, 2026.
A demonstration and the awards ceremony will be on April 18th.
“Silent Witness”, Carol Carter
The following artists have had a piece accepted to the Georgia Watercolor Society 2026 National Show.
Photos of the artworks will be posted on March 1st.
Suzanne Aceta, Christine Alfery, Robert Arbogast, Lisa Arnold-Franklin, Bruce Bobick, Marilynne Bradley, Benita Brewer, Sharron Burns, Elizabeth Carr, Chantelle Chapman, Jay DeChesere, Jackie Dorsey, LuAnn Dunkinson, Kathleen Durdin, Barbara Edwards, Donald Farrell, Z Feng, Ellen Fountain, Antoaneta Georgieva, Leslie Guo, Lisa Guyton, Joshua Hatfield, Kristin Herzog, Travis Hicks, Anne Hightower-Patterson, Cathrine Hillis, Linda Holz, Chao-Ying Hsieh, John James, Gary Johnson, Babs Kall, Shannon Kelly, Tabor Kimbrough, Steve Kippels, Chris Krupinski, Rebecca Krutsinger, Rebecca Latham, Jessica Lily, Judith Ludwig, William Lum, Ron Malone, Nancy McHugh, Rebecca Mentz, Arlaine Morrison, Yoshiko Murdick, Marian O’Shaughnessy, Mike Parramore, Dorrie Rifkin, April Rimpo, Karen Romani, Suzy Schultz, Rosemary Segreti, Arthur Sekula, Charles Sharpe, Jen Singh, Mary Spellings, Constance Spencer, Susan Stuller, Karen Sturm, Don Taylor, Suzanne Thigpen, Dawn Thomas, Dana Thompson, Vanessa Thorman, Diana Toma, Lyudmilla Tomova-Clark, Fernanda Urrutia, Viviane Van Giesen, Donna Varn, Rachel Varner, Judy Walker, Gail Watson, Pam Wetzel, Don Whitson, Bill Whittaker, Craig Wright, Christopher Wynn.
So much more than paint on paper!
GWS was founded to promote the joy of watercolor through education, demonstrations, workshops, outreach programs and juried competitions. We invite anyone interested in watercolor or watermedia to join us and gain all the benefits of membership, while building a community of watercolor artists and contributing to the cultural opportunities in the state of Georgia.