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July
June 11 - July 31st | The Beautiful Game World Cup Exhibition @ CFA BUCKHEAD
August
august 19th | palm beach illustrated @ CFA wpb *PRIVATE*
august 20th | vue magazine @ CFA atl *PRIVATE*
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Carousel Fine Art presents The Beautiful Game, a World Cup art exhibition on view at the Buckhead, Atlanta location through July 31, 2026.
Occuring during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, for which Atlanta is a host city. Four artists, four very different perspectives on the sport: Alexi Torres builds his Game of Life paintings from the hexagonal geometry of a soccer ball, turning the architecture of the game into mythology. David Yarrow's 1986 photograph of Diego Maradona is the third best-selling sports photograph ever made. Max Steven Grossman created Soccer WC 26 specifically for this exhibition, a 100-inch composite bookshelf whose spines spell out the names of the legends who built the game. Chance Cooper's Lotta Life Left captures what the World Cup actually feels like from the stands: not one athlete, but everyone, together.
On view through July 31, 2026.
Adam Umbach's first solo exhibition in Atlanta brings a new body of paintings to Carousel Fine Art, canvases where photorealistic precision and gestural mark-making meet on the same surface and argue. Umbach renders objects of childhood memory, rubber ducks, toy sailboats, butterflies, with photographic exactness, then marks across them with his non-dominant hand. The result is at once technically accomplished and emotionally direct.
Featured in Elle Decor and Hamptons Magazine; works held in collections across the US, Europe, and South Korea.
Four large-scale works by one of America's most institutionally recognized Neo-Expressionist painters, on view now at Carousel Fine Art. Slonem's iconic hutch paintings, a diamond dust canvas, and a butterfly study occupy an entire gallery room, offering the kind of immersive encounter with his practice typically available only in museum contexts. His work is held in 250+ permanent collections worldwide, including the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Whitney.
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