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Large-scale sculptures turn Woodruff Park into a living canvas of public art
A striking new sculpture garden by acclaimed Nigerian artist Olu Amoda is on view at Woodruff Park through June 17. The exhibit, titled “Memory in the Material,” transforms the park’s landscape with seven large-scale sculptures forged from bolts, nails, and reclaimed metal. The installation is a part of the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District and Arts […]
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Georgia Tech spotlights women with permanent campus art installation
On March 8, Georgia Institute of Technology officially opened its newest permanent art installation, “Pathway of Progress: Celebrating Georgia Tech Women,” to the public. The “pathway” is a winding mosaic sheet at the heart of campus, made up of nearly 3,000 mirrored tiles that catch the light. If you look closely, you’ll notice dozens of […]
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Radcliffe Bailey Celebration of Life – Cascade Springs Nature Preserve – November 25, 2023
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A message of sustainability told through downtown’s digital billboards
The exhibition looks at what it means to be sustainable in modern times, particularly in digital and urban landscapes.
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Buckhead’s Jackson Fine Art moves into new gallery location
After 33 years at 3115 East Shadowlawn Ave., the team will officially open the doors to their new space later this month.
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Scraplanta: Create art, not waste
Scraplanta Creative Reuse is a local nonprofit that encourages sustainability, creative education and artistic expression through the collection and reuse of materials for arts and crafts.
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French cultural institution Villa Albertine Atlanta announces 2023 residency projects
Artists and cultural researchers will temporarily reside in Atlanta to explore topics of their choice, drawing inspiration from local communities and the cultural landscape.
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Art on the BeltLine: 10-foot, Caddo Tribe-inspired sculpture installed by Ponce City Market
The indigenous art form was nearly lost.
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MyMODA launches, offering digital space for design events, programs, exhibits
A new digital community has hit Atlanta’s art scene.
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FLOW: Flux Projects’ new series exploring Atlanta’s relationship with its waterways
Two interdisciplinary artists and longtime friends are looking to help reshape the way the city thinks about its waterways.
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Fernbank’s “WildWoods: AGLOW” debuts, using light and sound to tell nature’s hidden stories
The outdoor nighttime experience highlights the intricate and vibrant systems of the natural world.
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Over 50 schools register for 15th annual Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards
This upcoming spring, musical theatre aficionados in high schools all across Georgia will get the full movie star treatment.
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Fall leaves and festivities at the upcoming Chastain Park Arts Festival
Held in Fulton County’s largest greenspace, the two-day fine-arts festival will feature around 185 artists of all creative mediums.
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CITY CITÉ event explores how Atlanta’s built infrastructure can better support arts and culture
How will we ensure art and culture are prioritized in the cultural capital of the south?
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“Emergence”: Atlanta artist’s ode to city’s hidden waterways
For a landlocked city, Atlanta sure has a lot of water.
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“10 in America” — 10 cities, 10 films, one America
French artist Valerie Massadian wants to see Atlanta — really see it — in all its glory and hardship, its beauty and filth.
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Fulton County awards $2.3 million in funding for artists and art nonprofits
The Contracts for Service program supports arts and culture activities that provide opportunities for life-long learning and participation in the arts. By Allison Joyner Last month, the Fulton County Arts and Culture Department announced they distributed $2.3 million to individual artists, art programs and art-related organizations through its Contracts for Service program (CFS). The department […]
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A final performance with the sea: Artist to finish nine-step public performance, create Atlanta project next
The ocean is talking and Sarah Cameron Sunde — an interdisciplinary artist based in New York City — is listening.
