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AK Hardeman, a self-taught abstract painter, channels vibrant energy and raw emotion into her captivating artworks.
With almost three decades of experience, her journey as a professional painter began long before she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Art History, a testament to her innate talent and dedication to her craft.
Inspired by the abstract expressionists, Hardeman has honed her distinctive and colorful style, infusing each piece with a dynamic and expressive quality. Her works grace galleries and exhibitions across the United States, including prestigious venues such as Bergdorf Goodman and designer show houses.
Recognized for her artistic vision, Hardeman's creations have been seen in esteemed publications like InStyle Magazine, House Beautiful, and Architectural Digest.
AK was born in Mobile, AL and currently resides in Birmingham with her husband and two children. She continues to explore new avenues of creativity, leaving her mark on the world of abstract art.
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Enter for a chance to own an original 24x18 painting by our 2025 Featured Artist, AK Hardeman—a $700 value. (Dimensions: 24in x 18in)
Known for her bold color palettes and expressive compositions, AK’s work is a standout in this year’s show. Whether you’re a longtime collector or new to the world of art, this is an opportunity to bring home a piece from one of the South’s most compelling contemporary artists.
Buy early and save up to 50%.
Presale tickets: $25 each or 5 for $100.
Event Tickets: $50 each or 3 for $100.
"Color is the central theme of my work. I focus on using colors to express my emotions and feelings, creating images that leave room for viewers to interpret. I rarely aim to convey a specific point, make a statement, or use a system of signs to impart a message or meaning. My interest lies in the use of color and aesthetic freedom. I strive to create objects that evoke the viewer’s own emotions and feelings, encouraging them to invent and unravel their own meanings."
— AK Hardeman
