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  

  • October 10 – December 2: Susan Westmoreland & Sharmila Ghose Roy (Reception October 17)
2025
  •  December 5, 2024 – January 13, 2025: Angels Judie Jacobs & Friends
  • January 16 – March 3: Kelly O’Neal
  • March 4 – April 28: Trina Christina (Reception April 13)
  • May 1 – June 16: Available 
  • June 19 – August 25: Available 
  • 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

Current Exhibit:

Spaces and Places

Susan Westmoreland

Painting feeds my soul in such a magical way and I am so grateful that I have discovered this passion. I create original oil paintings and I find inspiration for my art from everyday life and nature. I wish to evoke an emotion and often share a glimpse or memory from my travels.

I’m an Atlanta native and found my desire for art at a young age. I continue to build on my years of art study, working with many renowned artist such as Alice Williams, Gary Bodner and Jim Richards. I enjoy not only honing in on my abilities but thrive on the camaraderie of painting alongside other artists while also learning and being inspired by each other.

My art has been accepted in national and local juried art shows and won several awards. For me, painting serves as a platform to express my love for the beauty of this magnificent earth.  It is my desire to translate the heart and soul of the places I have visited and people I meet onto the canvas in a way that brings joy to the viewer.

I am also available for commission work.

Sharmila Ghose Roy

I am a self-taught artist and have been professionally painting for over 15 years. My style is self-defined as modern impressionism, and my works include a variety of subject matters like waterscapes, figures, landscapes, animals and cityscapes. I primarily paint in oils and mixed media. My works are influenced by travel, nature and everyday life with a primary focus on light and the movement of light across all my works. My architecture background plays a significant role in my thought process and execution of my pieces.

I love using different layers, mediums and textures in my works creating visual depths and capturing the movement of light across all my pieces. My goal as an artist is to hopefully make the viewer feel like they are present in the moment in the space that the piece is depicting.

I was born India and call Atlanta home for the last 15 years. I have been fortunate enough to work and learn from a great group of fellow artists in the Atlanta area and the privilege of been represented by several galleries across Georgia.

Angels Among Us Exhibition

Artist Call

Ventulett Gallery is excited to announce an artist call for our upcoming show, Angels Among Us, on display from December 5 to January 13. We are seeking artists interested in showcasing their work alongside featured artist Judie Jacobs and friends. If you are inspired by themes of angels, spirituality, or the divine in everyday life, we encourage you to submit your artwork for consideration.

For more information or to express interest, please contact Caroline Fleming or fill out this form.

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