BYUNG SAM YUN, ASHOK BALASUBRAMANIAN and LARRY WENSHAN ZHAO, individuals and substantial shareholders, DefendantsįOX SPORTS 1, LLC DISCOVERY RE/TRAVELERS USF&G, administered by GALLAGHER BASSETT SERVICES, Defendants BLUE STAR CLAIMS MANAGEMENT PHOENIX, DefendantsĪPPSHOSTING, INC. STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, Defendants LUCILE PACKARD CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AND SAFETY NATIONAL CASUALTY CORPORATION, adjusted by TRISTAR INSURANCE GROUP, DefendantsĬALIFORNIA CHARCOAL AND FIREWOOD, INC. SANTA MARIA HARVESTING LLC INTERCARE, DefendantsĬOUNTY OF LOS ANGELES/PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, Permissibly Self-Insured, administered by SEDGWICK CLAIMS SERVICES, Defendants LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SEDGWICK CMS, Defendants GSG PROTECTIVE SERVICES HARTFORD ACCIDENT AND INDEMNITY CO., administered by THE HARTFORD, DefendantsĮLK GROVE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, SCHOOLS INSURANCE AUTHORITY, DefendantsīERKELEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT INTERCARE, Defendants STANDER REUBENS THOMAS KINSEY and VALLEY FORGE INSURANCE, administered by CNA CLAIMS PLUS, Defendants TUTOR PERINI CORPORATION ZURICH INSURANCE, Defendants WILDERNESS UNLIMITED STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, DefendantsĬITY OF MONTEBELLO, Permissibly Self-Insured administered by HAZELRIGG CLAIMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES, (NOW ADMINISTERED BY TRISTAR), Defendants CALIFORNIA CONTRACTORS NETWORK, administered by AMERICAN CLAIMS MANAGEMENT, Defendants VALLEY FINE FOODS TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY, DefendantsīROWNING FIRE PROTECTION, INC. WOODSTOVE & SON CONTRACTOR DIRECT MARKEL SERVICE, INC., dba MARKEL INSURANCE SERVICES, Defendants Volunteers are needed to further this cause, so please contact us for more information and to see how you can help.STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IHSS, LEGALLY UNINSURED ADMINISTERED BY YORK RISK SERVICES GROUP, A SEDGWICK COMPANY, Defendants With this announcement, there has been a swell of excitement, and an outpouring of gifts and donations of works from many of our artists and collectors alike. It is our hope that this will serve as a catalyst in which together we can create a self-sufficient, fine arts museum in the relatively near future. The Museum of Buford is proud to expand our history museum to include a fine arts division entitled Buford Artists, Past and Present. Everyone is welcome to see the artists at work and for more information, please visit the Tannery Row Artist Colony website.īecause of Buford’s connection to the many talented artists, it is only natural that we embrace this part of our culture and history and create a permanent location to document and exhibit works by our artists. Currently, there are 17 artists who work with paint, clay, wrought iron and other media on a daily basis. It is now home to a number of businesses, and a core group of artists that are referred to as the Tannery Row Artist Colony. This campus was originally constructed as a shoe factory by the Bona Allen Company. As the competition for this limited space increased, the artists were forced to relocate in the immediate surrounding area.Ī collective group of artists have moved to the complex of Tannery Row. Other businesses are finding the historic district, including several successful restaurants, and the retail mix is changing once again. There is another transition occurring on Main street.
Today, there are only two art galleries and a limited space reserved for artists’ studios in the central retail district where this movement once began. Leading up to the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Bob Bowden, Lantz Caldwell and Mark Alexander established the Contemporary International Museum of Art (CIMA), bringing Robert Rauschenberg, a world known artist to Buford. Some of the artist worked only a short period here, whereas others like Mavis Stevens, Lynne McIntosh and Judith Surowiec, have been here since the humble beginnings. Since the beginning of the Colony, over 100 artists have worked in Buford, most occupying some form of studio space in the downtown historic district. This brought many other art professionals and the interest soared. During this art explosion, people began referring to the “Artist Colony” that was growing in Buford. Other artists like Mary Pratt, Lee Bomhoff, Nancy Shaffer, David Kidd, Charlie Dingler, Irven Penn, Michael Dierdorf, Vic McCallum, Geoffrey Johnson, and Sarah Hatch, soon followed and an art movement had begun.As the reputation grew, more and more artists arrived, and downtown Buford was bustling with galleries, art shows, studio space, and boutiques. Wood, Sandra Sumner, Ferdinand Rosa, Rozelle Morton-Bush, and Allen Bush. A group of artists started coming to Buford in 1984, taking advantage of its close proximity to Atla nta, enjoying its small town feel and benefitting from its affordable commercial and retail space.
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