InCommunity is proud to present “Limitless,” a new exhibit in partnership with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra that is now on display at the Woodruff Arts Center in the second-floor lobby of the Goizueta Stage for Youth & Families. Open to the public and free of charge, the exhibit will run through the end of May.

“Limitless” showcases 21 curated works created by artists with disabilities participating in InCommunity’s day programs, including the Art & Food program in Marietta and the Unlimited Possibilities Center in Roswell. The collection highlights bold colors, unique perspectives, and personal expressions, offering visitors an inspiring glimpse into the creativity of each artist.

The exhibit debuted during the recent ribbon-cutting celebration for the Goizueta Stage for Youth & Families, where it was warmly received by donors, staff, and community members.

With guidance from dedicated art instructors, each piece in the collection was thoughtfully selected for its artistic quality, subject matter, and cohesive color palettes. In addition to the artwork, the exhibit features individual artist profiles that share each creator’s background and inspiration, providing deeper context to their work.

"Our partnership with InCommunity highlights the essential role of artistic creation in overall health and wellness—recognizing that making art is a vital part of living a full, healthy life,” said Erin Jones, Senior Director of Sales & Audience Development. “We are grateful to join forces with InCommunity to showcase their incredibly talented members on our campus."

InCommunity is an Atlanta-based nonprofit organization that provides meaningful, community-based support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, empowering them to live safe, healthy, and fulfilling lives.

“We are proud to showcase the talents of the individuals we support through this exhibit,” said Meg Blackwood, CEO of InCommunity. “This collection is a reflection of their creativity, individuality, and the meaningful opportunities that artistic expression provides. We’re grateful to partner with the Woodruff Arts Center and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to showcase these individuals with the broader community.”

The “Limitless” exhibit aligns with InCommunity’s upcoming Limitless Gala on May 16, further celebrating the boundless potential of the individuals they serve. Visitors are encouraged to experience this collection and witness firsthand the talent and of these artists—because their potential is limitless.