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FLUX: Ponce City Market

DETAILS

September 26–29, 2019
Ben Coleman, Curator
Ponce City Market, Atlanta
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EVENTS

Complete Schedule
All Programming and Events
Curator Talk
August 27th at General Assembly
Opening Night
Sept 26th Meet the Artists
VIP Lounge
Sept 28th Exclusive Rooftop Gathering
After Party at Bar Moxy
Sept 28th Celebration

ACCOMMODATIONS

If you are looking for hotel accommodations close to the event, we recommend the Moxy Atlanta, a great place for out of town guests or Atlantans looking for a weekend retreat.

FLUX 2019

Ponce City Market — site, building, and owners (Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Jamestown) — have played a role in the renewal and transformation of Atlanta. Since the 1868 discovery of Ponce de Leon Springs, the location has been a draw, offering health, recreation, entertainment, and prosperity. Situated at a point of transitions between neighborhoods and communities, it has connected people from across Atlanta and from the city to the southeastern region.

Ponce City market is the site for FLUX 2019, an event bringing together multiple public art projects to explore a site over several days.  

FLUX: Ponce City Market presents a series of projects that investigate the location as an energetic center, and the building as a vessel through which visitors can commune with its rich and complex past as well as its immediate present. The work approaches Ponce City Market as a playground of acoustic space, a series of passages and chambers with unique sonic properties and opportunities. FLUX ‘turns up the volume’ of the building: manifesting the sonic qualities of Ponce City Marketing in engaging, unexpected ways, and bringing awareness to how the building exists around us and reacts to our presence.

About the Curator

Ben Coleman is a British multi-disciplinary artist residing in Denver, CO. His practice encompasses performance, sonic art, music, and mixed-media installation projects.

Coleman received a BA in Contemporary Performance Making from Brunel University, London, during a thriving period for live art and experimental music in the city. He engaged passionately with both scenes, which remain touchstones for his practice. After moving to the US in 2006, Coleman had a number of prolific years making and performing music in popular Atlanta, GA bands Judi Chicago and Noot d’Noot before earning a Certification in Music Recording & Audio Production at Recording Workshop, OH, to expand his skills as a sonic artist and audio engineer.

Cross disciplinary collaboration is critical to his current practice, which encompasses work with choreographers, visual artists, and theater practitioners. His work has been presented by a variety of cultural organizations including the High Museum of Art, Alliance Theatre, Zuckerman Museum of Art, Gibney Dance, Dashboard, Georgia Institute of Technology, Tanz Farm, the Object Group, Seven Stages, and Emory Dance.

Accessibility

Icon of handicapped Accessible Sign We have worked to make FLUX: PCM accessible to individuals with disabilities. Flux: PCM is ADA compliant. Though projects are spread out across the property, all are accessible to those who use wheelchairs. We have tried to make all of the individual projects accessible to those who are deaf and blind. All projects have a sound component and have visual and/or tactile ways of experiencing this. For specific questions or specialized needs, please feel free to contact us in advance or during the run of the project at info@fluxprojects.org.

ADA Parking
Accessible parking is located on every level of surface and underground parking. Underground ADA spaces are located adjacent to elevators.

Projects

FLUX: Ponce City Market is presented by:

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Proper Medium sponsor logo
Bloomberg Philanthropies logo
Fulton County Arts Council sponsor logo
Warner Media logo
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Audience Building Roundtable Sponsor logo
Gomez logo
Turner sponsor logo

Flux Projects is supported in part by the City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, and the Georgia Council for the Arts through appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly. GCA also receives support from its partner agency, the National Endowment for the Arts.

BIG FLUX DONORS

Louis Corrigan / Lauren & Tim Schrager

KICKSTARTER BACKERS

Neda Abghari / Anonymous / Michael Arabia / Gabriela Filasky Arp / ATL Cheap Date / Ayan Ahmed / Jamie Badoud / Saskia Benjamin / Bill Lowe Gallery / Bray Bourne / Hunter Bradhill / Caroline Bullock / Anna Caplan / George Chen / In Kyoung Chun / Ryan Conway / The Creative Fund by BackerKit / Anne Archer Dennington / Anne & Lephiew Dennington / Andre de Winter / Katherine Dirga / Timm Dyer / Jeremy Ellis / Alfred L. Evans, III / Chahine Ferrani / Laura Flusche / Rachel Garceau / Stefano Giapano / John Gibson & John Bluhm / Michael Gokey / Lindsey Grothkopp / H. Hanner / Newell Harbin / Tricia Harris / Patton Hindle / Max Hirsh / Jennifer Hobbs / Ransom James / Kristine Kearney / Shantel Khleif / Tanner Leggett / Karen Levy / Carl Lietz / Peter McGuone / Melanie McKnight  / Forest McMullin / Elvira Mannelly / Matthew Mattingly / Bant Millichap / John Miyasato / Christina Moore / Michael David Murphy / Elizabeth Noe / The Object Group / Dorothy O’Connor / Brett Oliver / Wolf Owczarek / Jared Paul / Melanie Perry / Donna Ray / Richard Robison / Greg Sawicki / Daniel Sharp / Louise Shaw / Melanie Shaw / Doug Shipman / Spencer Sloan / Joana Snow / Vicky Song / Sarah Stewart / Josh Tanner / Catherine & Tim Trahan / Gregor Turk / Kim Wachtel / Patricia Wallwork / Alyson West / Anna Wick / Vanessa Williams

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