Greenville, SC – Greenville Center for Creative Arts (GCCA) will open a new Community Gallery exhibition, A Well Worn Path by Zach Suggs, on Friday, September 3rd, 2021 from 6 pm – 9 pm. This exhibition is located in the second-floor Community Gallery and will be on display until October 27th, 2021. A Well-Worn Path consists of a series of photographs that documents transient lifestyles. It emphasizes the millennial mindset of wanderlust while also longing for a home. These photographs are reflections on the gap between idyllic images serving as bastions of effortless living and the actual experience of life.

Zach Suggs is a career photographer based in Greenville, South Carolina. Growing up with a heart that roamed elsewhere, rambling trips with friends growing up became earnest searches for a place to call home out west. Each time he left he found himself tethered to Appalachia. He has partnered with brands and agencies such as Shakespeare Fishing, Hodgman Waders, BF Goodrich, Liquid Wrench, and Brains on Fire, and organizations such as Great Outdoor Adventure Trips, and The Family Effect. Since 2017 he has worked closely with the BMW Car Club of America Foundation archiving BMW’s automotive history through exhibition catalogs of four award-winning CCA Foundation Museum exhibitions. Zach photographed musician Nikki Lane for a limited edition picture disc vinyl for her ‘Highway Queen’ album, and most recently he was the recipient of the Greenville Metropolitan Arts Council individual artist grant for his solo exhibition, “A Well-Worn Path.”

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