Current Projects
With a mission to commission public art that invites audiences in Atlanta to explore the city’s sites and stories as a means to imagining its future possibilities, public art projects are the central component of our work.
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Illuminating the history of public swimming -
Exploring our relationship with water -
Exploring the role of water in grief and healing -
Connecting communities to the South River -
Enlisting rivers as natural timekeepers -
Performance tracing the natural flow of rivers
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Reminding us not to forget the children -
A monumental, narrative augmented reality artwork
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A Virtual Arts Project by Rachel Parish
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Monuments to spring heads buried under Downtown
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Livestreamed in Atlanta
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Shifting perspective on time
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Share analog messages with fellow travelers as you ride MARTA.
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Exploring the art, ancestry, and industry of textiles
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Preserving Black Narratives
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Creating sound compositions to map the land
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Public Projects for the Virtual Realm
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A video work by In Kyoung Chun
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A music video by THE ON N ON
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Using waste to gather public opinion
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A moving image work
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An ink wash animation series by William Downs
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An ink wash animation series by William Downs
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An ink wash animation series by William Downs
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Preserving Black Narratives (virtual edition)
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A video project by Kirstin Mitchell
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A video exercise by Sara Santamaria
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A dance work by Komansé Dance Theater
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An animated data visualization by MEPTIK
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A series of animated micro-memoirs by Anne Corbitt
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A short performative work by OkCello
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A virtual project by Micah and Whitney Stansell
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Art for the Private Space of your Home
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For projects using sound as a primary medium
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Share analog messages with fellow travelers as you ride MARTA.
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Unconventional musical event where the audience is the choir
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A live durational piece investigating the process and mapping of women as ritual.
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Waterlust highlights the lost natural waterways of Grant Park through site-responsive sculpture and sound.
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Installation/performance act series exploring the shape and form of Grant Park's ecosystem.
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Walk a temporary labyrinth bordered with handmade porcelain stones.
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Activating this Historic Greenspace : September 2018
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A 21st century way of caroling.
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A sequential wheat paste mural + video installation
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Pay attention. Connect the dots. Follow every hunch.
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A public sculptural installation in collaboration with For Freedoms
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Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream. It was a dream that seemed to guide his actions, his words, his activism, ...
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The world premiere of Nick Cave’s Up Right performance series.
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The Heidelberg Project and the Power of Art
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In the tradition of Blind Willie McTell, buskers return to Peachtree Street
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Atlanta’s fourth annual night of art + experimentation, returns to the Castleberry Hill Arts District on Satur...
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In a site-specific installation, the act of “looking up” into the sky (dusk/night) will be reframed and retime...
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Sonic Generator's performance—featuring sixteen instrumentalists and electronic sounds—will present the Americ...
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FLUX NIGHT returns to the Castleberry Hill Arts District on Saturday, October 6.
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Jane Garver will reprise Voice Box in conjunction with two productions at The Alliance Theatre this fall
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In July, Anya Liftig returned to Atlanta for her most physically challenging performance to date.
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Artist Brad Downey looked to the sky for his first project in Atlanta.
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SEAT is a garden pavilion composed of 300 simple wooden chairs arrayed and stacked.
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This edition is a series of five stills from the video installation work Between You and Me.
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FLUX is a one night public art celebration in the streets and empty spaces of the Castleberry Hill Arts Distri...
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Installed on the exterior of a historic Atlanta building that was once a department store.
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Come take part in a public art event with artist Jes Schrom at Young Blood Gallery & Boutique.
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FAV is a series of visual concerts involving the animation of Amber Boardman and live solo flute performances ...
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Sounding Up There was a site specific sound installation for the lower lobby (14th Street side) of 1180 Peacht...
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This community project will culminate in a temporary sculpture in Freedom Park.
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During the first phase of this project, Schrom collected anonymous secrets through gathering boxes.
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Lee Walton’s work amplifies intimate, everyday occurrences into celebrated events, and in doing so,
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This interactive video installation will use humor to address the serious subject of street harassment.
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Water is an essential compound, necessary to sustain life on our planet.
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An installation of hand-shredded silk flowers
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FLUX is a one-night public art celebration presented by Flux Projects in the streets and empty spaces of the C...
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Momentary Performances stems from Lee Walton's interest in the subtle, everyday actions of public life.
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Nato Thompson, chief curator of Creative Time, will discusses several ground-breaking public art projects in N...
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Chance:Atlanta is a walk performance by Robert Ladislas Derr.
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Lima Lives! celebrates the life and spirit of Lima, the zebra that escaped from Ringling Brothers and Barnum &...
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Through the ES Paint Shed project, Douglas Weathersby will provide the functional services of dealing with unw...
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John Morse transforms the familiar bandit sign into a delivery device for poetic snapshots.
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A progressive series of public interventions by artist collective John Q.
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"Osborn Brown" define their work as Situationalism, or recontextualizing the mundane.
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A site-specific performance of dancers and multimedia artists
