Posts Tagged ‘ Eyedrum ’

See below for visual arts events beginning Thursday, April 8.
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At noon this Saturday, February 20, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery will be hosting a WonderRoot-sponsored painting party, Art Sign the BeltLine 2.0. The goal is to create 216 works of art to be placed around town at various BeltLine sites and public right-of-way crossings. If this strikes you as a lofty goal, let...
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Chung “Fanky” Chak’s large-scale digital photo collages of crowded metropolises will open tomorrow night from 6PM-9PM at Eyedrum with an artist talk beforehand at 5PM. Each work in The Boxes Project includes hundreds to thousands of window pictures taken from different cities around the world. The resulting collections highlight stereotypes and the personality we...
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There’s no need to ever take another picture of a house, a dog, or a sunset. If you open up a magazine or an old newspaper, or if you do an image search online, you will find plenty of what you need. This is a symptom of our age: We hastily cut and...
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While murmurs from Le Flash continue, another week of ACP rolls forward.
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Atlanta Celebrates Photography gets up to speed this weekend, starting with what looks like a fantastic exhibit at Barbara Archer Gallery.
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As a response to its financial crisis, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery will hold an art auction benefit this Friday, August 14, from 7-10PM. Funds raised at the benefit will go directly toward operating costs and to help sustain programming at Eyedrum.
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As one of the longest seeming weeks in my personal history comes to a close, the weekend brings promise of tube meat wrapped in deep fried dough, summer homes, and guerrilla art. So, everyone, make your gallery stops Friday, grab a corndog and music on Saturday, and finish it off by painting some signs...
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Art changes a person. It has a cultish effect on those who decide to delve into and explore its rejuvenating powers. It’s a personal practice that because of its history and its intrinsic cathartic representative nature allows the interlocutor (artist) to feel as if he/she is transmitting the untransmittable: the intangible, pre-linguistic experience of...
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If every week’s To Do List has a theme, then this week’s is community. Between site specific performance art, festivals galore, and anniversary parties you should have no trouble relishing in the awesomeness that summer in Atlanta has to offer.
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