Ventulett Gallery

Inclusiveness, creativity, diversity, and innovation are hallmarks of Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church.

The Ventulett Gallery at Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church is named for a parishioner, architect, artist, and friend Tom Ventulett. Designed by Ventulett as part of the church’s 2012 renovation, this gallery space has become a showcase for local and regional talent. Our venue provides for artistic expression of the highest possible standards that elevate and educate our parish and community about the power of art to inspire and promote curiosity—a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the artwork support this ministry of hospitality. If you are interested in displaying your artwork, please contact Caroline Fleming at

Upcoming Exhibits  

  • January 16 – March 3: Kelly O’Neal
  • March 4 – April 28: Tina Christina & Barabra Lehman (Reception March 13)
  • May 1 – June 16: Cathy Ehrler & Kathy Rennell Forbes
  • June 19 – August 25: Kelley Doran
  • August 28 – October 13: HIES Alumnae Show
  • October 16 – December 8: Collage Society

Visit the Ventulett Gallery

  • Monday-Thursday    9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday                          9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday                        7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Finding The Self in the Past, One Layer at a Time

INHERITANCE

An exhibition of collages by Kelly O’Neal

Drawing inspiration from her Irish and German heritage, O’Neal creates textured mixed media works on canvas, rich in color and layered with meaning.

Incorporating intimate clippings from her grandparents' love letters, weaving her family stories into the myths of the far-distant past, and sometimes using her face as a model, the artist infuses her own cultural and spiritual DNA into each piece.

Using collage as a medium, she is piecing together bits of paper and bits of the past to understand her place in the present. 

This exhibit will be on display from January 16 to March 3, 2025. The opening reception is January 16, 6:00-7:30 PM

The World As We See It

Barbara Lehman began her career in art in 1978, painting children's murals. As her work became known, she was driven to expand both the scope of her works and the skills needed to implement them successfully.

Having been selected by some of Atlanta’s most respected interior designers to participate in the Atlanta Decorator Showhouse over a 30-year period, she gained a unique perspective on how and where art can complete a room and a home. That experience is reflected in her paintings today.

Now, she has the freedom to devote her time to pursue her true love, oil painting. For her, painting fulfills the need to be immersed in the process of creating something from nothing. She sees art everywhere... light... shadow... color... image.

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