Solo Exhibitions

2016     alchemy, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, Ga

2015     flux, Sky City, Augusta, Ga

2013     decade, Artist’s Local 1155, Augusta, Ga

2005     stroll, Healing Arts Center, Athens, Ga

Small Group Exhibitions

2017     Technology & Humanity Exhibition, theClubhou.se, Augusta, Ga

2017     Enigma, Westobou Festival, Augusta, Ga

2017     Transience, pop-up at 1124 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga

2016     SUM, Jessye Norman School of the Arts, Augusta, Ga

2015     neXus, 600 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga

Juried Group Exhibitions

2020    SEEDS VI, Westobou Gallery, Augusta, Ga

2019     SEEDS V, Westobou Gallery, Augusta, Ga

2019     Sense of Place, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, Ga

2016     SEEDS II, Westobou Gallery, Augusta, Ga

2016     Sense of Place, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, Ga

2015     SEEDS, Westobou Gallery, Augusta, Ga

2014     Sense of Place, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, Ga

2010     Gallery 45, Unitarian Church, Richmond, Va

2009     Gallery 44, Unitarian Church, Richmond, Va

2000     Lyndon House, Athens, Ga

 

Chase Lanier began producing art to take note of the physical world around him and his experience of it. This led to paying closer attention to how everything was organized and training his hand to replicate what he observed. Soon he was assigning personal meaning to shapes and colors while simultaneously using fire to infuse patterns indicative of nature. Precise delineation and color experimentation came next, leading to documenting time and bringing attention to the passing moment.

In his view, the creative process has its similarities to the scientific process. Chase approaches projects as inquiry and to visually explore possibilities. Discoveries in one project find their application in the next, with play being a critical step in the process.

Chase completed two Bachelors of Fine Arts at the University of Georgia: Painting and Art Education. He has worked in an educational capacity with high school students, pre-K children, and veterans. He occasionally visits summer camps, after-school programs, and museum workshops to share about the creative process.