Celebrating 10 Years of Local Art, Creativity & Community
Bringing inspiration and joy to Atlanta's historic Grant Park neighborhood since 2016, the Art-Haus gallery and creative space proudly showcases works from both emerging and established local artists, hosting monthly guest artist exhibitions and receptions alongside thoughtfully curated group exhibitions centered around unique themes.
Beyond our gallery programming, Art-Haus offers a variety of creative experiences for the community, including Sip, Snack & Paint classes, workshops, pop-up shows, and private party options for children and adults. Whether you're looking to explore your creativity, celebrate a special occasion, or connect with Atlanta's vibrant arts scene, there's always something happening here!
Visit us at our new location:
289 Little St SE
Atlanta, GA 30315
Fall Break Art Camp
October 12–16, 2026
We've got some fun Halloween-themed art projects brewing!
Join us for the next school break and get into the spooky spirit with painting, drawing, crafting, games, and more.
$40 per half-day | $80 per day | $350 per week
Text (404) 771-5540 to save your spot!
Owner & Artist
Eva-Maria Connolly
Eva has been a proud resident of Grant Park in Atlanta for many years, and art has been part of her life since she was five years old. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Valdosta State University (VSU) and spent many years working as a graphic artist in the printing industry, developing a strong foundation in both design and visual storytelling.
From 2000 to 2004, Eva owned and operated the Martini-Girl Art Gallery & Fashion Boutique on Glenwood Avenue in East Atlanta. The gallery became a vibrant creative space that showcased art, fashion, and local talent.
Throughout her career, Eva has participated in numerous local and national art shows, and her work can be found in private collections across the United States and internationally, including Germany, Switzerland, and Australia.
In 2003, Eva was featured on Good Morning Atlanta as one of three emerging fashion designers. She later contributed to the creative community as a wardrobe assistant for a short film screened at Filmapalooza as part of the 48 Hour Film Project in 2010.
Eva's artistic experience spans multiple mediums, design disciplines, and fashion, and she brings that passion to everything she creates. Through Art-Haus, she is excited to provide a welcoming venue that showcases both emerging and established artists while also offering opportunities for children and adults to explore and develop their creativity.
Eva's mission is simple: to share her love of art, build community, and help others express themselves through creativity.
