Current Projects
With a mission to bring people together through unexpected and transformative public art that amplifies Atlanta’s diverse voices, reimagines its spaces, and elevates the city’s cultural identity, public art projects are the central component of our work.
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Illuminating the history of public swimming -
Connecting communities to the South River
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A Featured Artist Project at Atlanta Art Fair -
Reconnecting with our natural environment through water
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Exploring the role of water in grief and healing
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Reminding us not to forget the children
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A monumental, narrative augmented reality artwork
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Performance tracing the natural flow of rivers
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A Virtual Arts Project by Rachel Parish
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Exploring our relationship with water
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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
