According to Greek mythology, the three Fates, Clotho, Lachesis, and Antropos, predetermine a person’s destiny, deciding the length of life and when it will come to an end. In her … Continue Reading →
Call for Public Input for 2022-2023 Exhibition
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI)’s Arts and Culture Department has published its shortlisted artists vying for a spot in the 13th Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Exhibition, following an open call … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Artist Drew Borders Presents Mural at Family Art Day
WHAT: Art on the Atlanta BeltLine, an exhibition by Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.’s Arts & Culture Department, presents artist Drew Borders as she invites community members to celebrate the completion of her … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine: The Tin Lady
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine strives to make art accessible to all by bringing quality art of all styles and mediums into the public spaces. The largest temporary public art … Continue Reading →
12th Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade Lights Up the Westside
Magic happened on May 21, 2022 as Atlanta’s beloved Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade lit up the Westside Trail. Joy community, and creativity again took center stage after a two-year global … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade Featuring Chantelle Rytter and the Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons
WHO: Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.’s arts and culture program, Art on the Atlanta BeltLine, Chantelle Rytter and the Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons, and parade participants. Everyone is invited to bring … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade Returns May 21
The annual parade of lights will debut on the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail One of Atlanta’s most beloved annual traditions returns on May 21 for its twelfth year! The Art … Continue Reading →
#BeltLineArt: Addison Karl on Itti’ kapochcha to’li’
Addison Karl is no stranger to the Atlanta BeltLine. The Chickasaw and Choctaw visual artist collaborated on a project for Art on the Atlanta BeltLine with public mural artist Emmanuel … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Issues Open Call for Artists for 2022-2023 Season
Arts professionals are invited to submit for visual and performing art, sculpture, and residency program Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.’s Arts and Culture Department has published a call for artists for the … Continue Reading →
New Art on the Atlanta BeltLine
As the warmth of spring beacons you outside, we have another reason for you to come out on the Atlanta BeltLine: new art! Over the past few weeks, sculptures from … Continue Reading →
BeltLine Public Art Education Partnership with Atlanta University Center
The Atlanta BeltLine continually brings people together in new ways. Most recently, it has served as the classroom and collaborative space for tomorrow’s art professionals. As part of a new … Continue Reading →
Save the Date: 12th Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade
A new season. A new trail. The same magic. Mark your calendar for the Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade on the Westside Trail on May 21, 2022. Now in its 12th … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Receives Federal and Local Grant Funding
Funding from Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and National Endowment for the Arts will advance arts and culture along the corridor Art on the Atlanta BeltLine, the largest outdoor, temporary … Continue Reading →
Revisiting the Reynoldstown Community Space
Just north of the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail entrance at Memorial Drive sits a patch of modest greenspace with a bewitching power to draw people together. In fact, long before … Continue Reading →
Q&A with Nedra Deadwyler, 2020-2021 Scholar-in-Residence
Launched in 2019, the Art on the Atlanta Beltline Residency Program is designed to offer real-world exposure operating within the realm of public art and infrastructure while providing a platform … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Announces Selected Artists for 2021-2022 Exhibition
A variety of art works will be displayed along 11 miles of trails Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) has notified artists of their selection to participate in the 2021-2022 Art on … Continue Reading →
2020-2021 Art Curator-in-Residence, Elisabeth Herrera-Very
It began as a 2020 goal for Elisabeth Herrera-Very to put herself out there. Following an almost ten-year career as a public-school art teacher, Herrera-Very was in the midst of … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Third Quarterly Briefing of 2021
WHAT: Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) will hold its third Quarterly Briefing of 2021. WHEN: The meeting will be held on Thursday, September 9 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. WHERE: The meeting … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine 2020-2021 Artist-in-Residence, Jessica Caldas
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine’s 2020-2021 Art-in-Residence, Jessica Caldas shares about her Residency experience and her temporary installation, The Endeavor. Intended to be a monumental sculpture on the Eastside Trail, … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade 2021 Postponed
ABI was in the process of putting our plans in action for the 2021 Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade. However, as conditions surrounding COVID and the Delta Variant have shifted, it … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Commemorative Book Now on Sale
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine celebrated its 10th anniversary during the 2020-2021 season as the largest outdoor, temporary public art exhibition in the south. A commemorative book marks this milestone … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine: Up Close with ARRRTADDICT
ARRRTADDICT is a self-described artist, muralist, fashion designer and healer. A proud member of both the queer and Puerto Rican communities, ARRRTADDICT believes art is a healthy addiction that invites … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Presents BeltLine Live Stream
Virtual performances will feature performances, artists’ talks, and more Returning for a second year, Art on the Atlanta BeltLine presents BeltLine Live Stream, a series of performance works and talks … Continue Reading →
“Once Divided, Reunited” Exhibition Now on Display in the Westview Neighborhood
A new exhibition debuted on the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail in April highlighting the rich history of Westview, a historically-significant community in southwest Atlanta. “Once Divided, Reunited” is funded by … Continue Reading →
