Emory Visual Arts Program

Contact the Emory Visual Arts Program

Visual Arts Program
Emory University
700 Peavine Creek Drive
Atlanta, GA 30322
404-727-6315
404 727-6083 (fax)

Linda Armstrong
Program Director
404-712-4391
larmstr@emory.edu

Mary Catherine Johnson
Program & Gallery Coordinator
404-712-4390
mcjohn7@emory.edu

Helen Chuang
Senior Secretary
404-727-6315
hchuan2@emory.edu

Directions

Visual Arts Building and Gallery, 700 Peavine Creek Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322

From N. Decatur Road, turn onto Clifton Road towards the hospital. Turn left onto Asbury Circle. Stay to the right after you pass Dooley's Den (an old train depot) on your right - the road becomes Eagle Row (formerly Fraternity Row). Pass the new sorority housing on your right, then at the next 3-way stop, turn right onto Peavine Creek Drive. Pass through the security gates (they will be open), then make an immediate right into the driveway for the Visual Arts Building / 700 Peavine Creek Drive.

Public attending Visual Arts Building and Gallery events and exhibitions on weekends and after 4:00 p.m. on weekdays may park in spaces marked "Faculty and Staff" adjacent to the Visual Arts Building, in nearby lots, or in the Peavine Parking Deck. To get to the deck, go back to the intersection of Peavine Creek Drive and Eagle Row, and turn right on Eagle Row. The lot will be on your right, across from the Woodruff PE Building.

Walking Directions from Peavine Parking Deck to Visual Arts Building and Gallery: exit the deck/lot to the left onto Eagle Row (formerly Fraternity Row). Eagle Row will curve. Turn left onto Peavine Creek Drive. Continue downhill and then slightly uphill (Chappell Park baseball field will be on your left). As you reach the stone roadway gates, the Visual Arts facility is the copper and concrete structure on the right atop the hill. The walk from Peavine Deck to the facility takes approximately five minutes.

Link to Emory Arts Village printable map: http://arts.emory.edu/village/map.html

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