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Nighta
J. Davis is a native Georgian born in Gordon County presently residing
in Hiawassee, Georgia. She is the founder of the Georgia Born Artist Group
which she promotes with displays in prestigious locations. She has been
a professional photographer since the age of 16. At one time her portraiture
photography business spanned throughout the southeast. Her Signed Limited
Edition series may be seen displayed in various locations and hangs in
many prestigious homes across the USA as well as the Congressional Building
in Washington, DC; the Georgia State Capitol Building in Atlanta; and later
this year, 2005, you may see her work in the U.S. Senate Rotunda. She was
selected to appear in the Silver Anniversary Edition of Who's Who of American
Women to be published in November 2005. In addition, Photographic Artist
Nighta J. Davis's Biography was selected to appear in the 2006 Edition
of Who's Who in America. |
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At
March Display in Atlanta Capitol Building - Nighta J. Davis (her limited
edition wildlife series shown beside her). Center, Georgia Senate Floor
Leader Bill Stephens and well known fellow Georgia born artist (left) Tom
Landreth from Rabun County. |
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She
displays versatility in subject matter from nature to modern photography
art techniques. Her favorite camera is the Hasselblad 2¼ among others.
Ms. Davis is also a freelance newspaper journalist and is presently working
on a children's book series. Her original nature and wildlife photography
illustrates her children's wildlife and learning series that will be composed
of 20+ books.
A portion of the proceeds from each
sale of Nighta J. Davis's Limited Edition series is contributed to wildlife
and domestic animal rescue.
A variety of Ms. Davis's limited
edition series were displayed at various art shows and in a Washington,
D. C. show in the September of 2005. |
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Her
work may be seen daily at:
Grahl Gallery-Main Street -
Hiawassee, Georgia. 706-896-2176
Bare Pages- Shoppes of Murphy
Mini Mall - 46 Valley River Ave., Murphy, N.C 828-361-1946 |
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Left:
Lake and Cloud Scene
Below left to right:
Painted Background Butterfly
Ala Rally Keyes Modern Art
Modern Art Bear |
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Upcoming
fine art displays or shows where you can view her work:
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August 27th & 28th, 2005 - Fine
Arts Festival sponsored by Mountain Arts Assoc. - Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds.
Hiawassee, GA - Juried Show.
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September 12 - 17 2005 - U.S. Senate
Rotunda, Washington, D.C.
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October 2nd & 3rd - John C. Campbell
Fine Arts Fest - Brasstown N.C.-Juried Section.
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March 13 - 2005 - Atlanta Capitol Building
- Atlanta, GA. Georgia Born Artists Group - Capitol South Wing.
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Member
of:
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GA Mountain Arts Association
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Society of Children's Book Writers and
Illustrators
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Georgia Mountain Cultural Alliance
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Professional Photographers of Georgia
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North Georgia Arts Guild
Her journalism efforts in her series
on Abused and Neglected Children of North Georgia was considered in the
2002 Pulitzer Prize competition. |
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