One remarkable detail of the symposium portion of Living Walls occurred to me as I stood outside the auditorium. As I skulked about the courtyard of Georgia Tech’s College of Architecture building last Friday, I eavesdropped on several conversations that were delightfully bilingual. Too bad my ears aren’t at all attuned to the rolling...
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Tags: Beth Malone, Blacki Migliozzi, Brooklyn Atlanta, Brooklyn New York, Cheree Franco, College of Architecture, Daniel Clay, Deitch gallery, Doodles, European artists, Evereman, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery, French artist, Gaia, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, graffiti, graffiti writers, Jenna Duffy, Joe Tsambiras, Latin American artists, Living Walls Conference, local artists, Mike Germon, MINT Gallery, Miso, Monica Campana, muralists, murals, objet d'art, OX, spray paint, street art, street art conference Atlanta, Swampy, symposium symposia, ThoughtMarker
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24 years ago this month, at Alan Sondheim’s suggestion, Xenia Zed and I published an artist pages issue of Art Papers devoted to “Love and Death in the Old South.” It featured memorable contributions from any number of since-legendary and not-so-legendary Southern artists.
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Tags: Alan Sondheim, America, Ben Goldman, Ben Venom, C. Vann Woodward, Confederate General John B. Gordon, Duchampian prank, Ernest G. Welch Gallery, Georgia State University, Governor Sonny Perdue, Jim O’Donnell, Joey Orr, John Tindel, Katherine Taylor, Lisa Tuttle, Love and Death in the Old South, Lynn Marshall-Linnemeier, Margaret Mitchell, Michi Meko, MINT Gallery, Nexus, Palifox Legend, Prospero, purple martin gourd birdhouse, Radcliffe Bailey, Southern Art, Stephanie Dowda and John Paul Floyd, Teresa Bramlette Reeves, The Tempest, This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine, Tindelmichi, Xenia Zed
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Collaborative art projects are the order of the day in Atlanta. You can’t swing a brush in this town without hearing someone’s emphatic description of the “awesome” new project, art show, or performance they’re cooking up with other local creatives. And, really, why shouldn’t it be like that? Funding is hard to come by,...
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Tags: Here We Hide, Joe Tsambiras, MINT Gallery, Sam Parker, The Paper Twins
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Note: We are now publishing our weekly To Do Lists every Thursday. Now you have an extra day to plan ahead!
See below for visual arts events beginning Thursday, January 14. Please feel free to contact us about any corrections, updates, and new events to include in our lists!
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Tags: ACA Gallery, Apache Cafe, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Bobbe Gillis Gallery, Cao Fei, Edward Morris, Erick Swenson, Hagedorn Foundation Gallery, Hoang Van Bui, Kiang Gallery, Map Office, MINT Gallery, Paul Hagedorn, Rialto Center, Richard Flood, Sandler Hudson Gallery, Sarah Hobbs, SCAD-Atlanta, solomon projects, Spruill Gallery, Susan Robert, Susannah Sayler, Swan Coach House Gallery, Tanner Hill Gallery, Thornton Dial, Tommy Taylor, Trois Gallery, Welch Gallery, Westside Arts District, Whitespace Gallery
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This weekend promises a jam-packed agenda including three art strolls and the Indie Craft Experience (ICE) holiday market. Keep checking previous To Do Lists for recent ongoing shows, and feel free to add more events for November 20 through 26 in the comments box below.
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Tags: Ambient Plus Studios, art strolls, art walks, Audubon Centennial Edition, Axiom Baby Proof, Bobbe Gillis Gallery, Decatur Music Center, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery, Fahamu Pecou, Gary Hughes, Get This! Gallery, Harry Shearer, High Museum of Art, Indie Craft Experience, Kibbee Gallery, MINT Gallery, Public Acts of Art, Silent Echo Chamber, Studioplex, the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Tweet Design, Westside Arts District, Young Blood Gallery
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Photographer and curator Jason Travis uses the words “cornucopia” and “eclectic” to describe Infinity, the group exhibit currently on view at MINT Gallery. Although the idea was simply to showcase some of Travis’ favorite local photographers, the presentation was surprisingly coherent despite the wild range of styles and sizes contributed by nearly 20 artists....
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Tags: Alana Goldstein, Andrea Sanders, Andy Scott, Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Casey Britt, Courtney Burton, Dan Hollister, Faith Ploener, Group Photography Show, J-Trav, Jason Travis, John Kelso, Karla Jean Davis, Kevin Byrd, Kimberly Giedd, Lee Summers, Megan McNeer, MINT Gallery, Sunni Johnson
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Don’t worry. If you’re not interested in seeing more photography, there’s still plenty of artwork in other media on view this weekend. (Take for instance the Leonardo da Vinci exhibit.) But if you are one of those camera-obsessed maniacs, prepare yourself for a total system shock.
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Tags: art strolls, atlanta botanical gardens, Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Barbara Archer Gallery, Besharat Gallery, Beth Lilly, Communion, Corey Daniels, Emily Amy Gallery, Emory Visual Arts Gallery, Gallery Stokes, Gifted Public Art Project, Hollis Hildebrand-Mills, Jorge Colombo, Julie Maritek, Kiang Gallery, lectures, Lucha Rodriguez, Marcia Wood Gallery, Mary Virginia Swanson, MINT Gallery, MOCA GA, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Parish Kohanim, Photo Book Fair, Photography Center of Atlanta, piedmont park, Sally Heller, Saltworks Gallery, Sarah Hinckley, SCAD-Atlanta Photo Exhibition, Seen Gallery, Society of Photographic Education Crossroads Conference, Spruill Gallery, Steve McCurry, Susan Harbage Page, Susan Rosmarin, The Stacks, Traci Browning, Westside Arts District, Whitespace Gallery, workshops
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Seems to be another week of group efforts and festivities. Also, get ready for some indie film fun when the Atlanta Underground Film Festival arrives on the August 26!
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Tags: Art Wants New Home, Atlanta Underground Film Festival, Eyedrum Gallery, Gallery Dance, Group Seminars on Collecting, Jackson Fine Art, Kiang Gallery, MINT Gallery, MIXT, Phoenix Savage, Studioplex, Tae Earl-Jackson
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The work above is five feet long, and packed with hilarious innuendo. Its open expanses of white contribute to the whole. Similarly, don’t be fooled by the lack of events this weekend. Use the time to catch what you missed!
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Tags: ACA Gallery, Art House Co-op, Beep Beep Gallery, Castleberry Art Stroll, Delilah Aloha, Emory University, Everyone I Ever Met, Fourth Fridays, Harry Burton, Marcia Wood Gallery, Michael C. Carlos Museum, MINT Gallery, Monica Cook, NEC, Omelet, Savannah College of Art and Design, SCAD-Atlanta, Steven Peterman, Summer Guest House, Trois Gallery, Whitfield Lovell, Wonderful Things, WonderRoot, Yu-Hsin Tzeng
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Two visits, two very good galleries. Both Kibbee and MINT are currently showcasing work which focuses on femininity and the human body.
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Tags: Kelly Cloninger, Kibbee Gallery, McCalla Hill, MINT Gallery
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