Two recently closed exhibitions put KSU on the curatorial map while addressing themes of value judgments.
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11/08/12 Brian Dettmer Reveals the Mysteries of the Mind at MOCA GA
Dettmer exhumes dazzling layers of illustrations in his latest exhibition.
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08/01/12 Call for Artists: Deadlines for August 2012 and Beyond
This month Atlanta’s own Creatives Project and the Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs have put out calls for artists.
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07/24/12 Our Front Porch: Art Under the Oddest Circumstances
Joey Orr reflects on critical tagging and other interventions that aim to challenge institutionally sanctioned art.
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07/05/12 Call for Artists: Deadlines through July 2012 and Beyond
ACP opens applications for its Portfolio Review and the Georgia Council for the Arts calls on artists in the Northeast.
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06/02/12 Call for Artists: Upcoming Deadlines for June and Beyond
This month WonderRoot offers its Walthall Artist Fellowship and MINT calls for Leap Year artists.
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03/20/12 The Future Is Behind Us at the Atlanta Preservation Center
Young artists show the power of partnerships between unlikely allies. Will Atlanta Celebrates Photography join in?
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02/01/12 Call for Artists: Deadlines for February and Beyond
Check out the most recent grants, calls for proposals, and residency opportunities for artists in Georgia and throughout the U.S.
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11/09/11 Holly White’s Cinematic Language at Poem88 Recalls the Truth of Art
Rejecting the gallery as a privileged space is a fad that has cycled through the art world for at least the past 40 years. It currently has its hold on Atlanta, as seen by the success of Flux Projects and the recent changes at Solomon Projects. Regardless, our city is ripe for a permanent art [...]
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11/07/11 Q&A: Jill Greenberg’s Glass Ceiling at Hagedorn Foundation Gallery
Jill Greenberg, whose feminist work traces back to her college days at Rhode Island School of Design, is now showing Glass Ceiling at Hagedorn Foundation Gallery. The bikini-wearing, high-heeled, beautiful-bodied women that Greenberg photographed from underwater in a swimming pool are feminine to a fault. They’ve lost their identities, appearing beheaded and drowned in awkward, [...]
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10/24/11 Michael Koehler Photographs Life In Between at Get This! Gallery
At 29, Philadelphia-based photographer Michael M. Koehler produces work that’s strikingly nuanced with life experience, colored by extensive travel and a practiced understanding of how to make a beautiful image. In Between, his exhibition currently on display at Get This! Gallery through Saturday, October 29, 2011, documents urban landscapes spanning from post-Katrina New Orleans, to [...]
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10/11/11 ARTSpeak: The Impossible Project Picks Up Where Polaroid Gave Up
Click the player above to listen, or click here to download the MP3. Special thanks to AM 1690, The Voice of the Arts, our partners in producing ARTSpeak with BURNAWAY. The radio program broadcasts over the airwaves every Tuesday in two rotations, 8-8:30AM and 6-6:30PM.
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10/04/11 Postmortem: FLUX 2011
Is it possible to imagine an apocalypse marked by tenderness, change, survival, and human contact, instead of extinction? The most powerful works at Friday’s FLUX event set about the task of standing up to our culture’s nearly constant flow of new predictions for disaster. Instead of accepting such despairing and disempowering visions of our end, [...]
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10/01/11 Call for Artists: Upcoming Deadlines for October and Beyond
See below for upcoming grant deadlines, calls for proposals, and residency applications available (but not limited) to artists in Georgia.
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karley: nice!
Jared: Excited for the Bowman collection. She is someone to keep an eye on
ruth: What do you do with difficult lines of memory? Fold them into a san
Beth Lilly: I know! That's exactly the type of work I had in mind with the call f
Jason Francisco: Davis' bulletin boards seem to me actually to be photographs themselve