Klimchak and Stuart Gerber present a percussion concert for home-built instruments entitled Bowled Over. Composed and developed during a 2019 residency at Florida’s Safety Harbor Art and Music Center, the duet uses waterfilled bowls connected together with hoses. As the players raise the bowls they lower the pitch of both their own bowl and raise … Continue Reading →
Join us for a three-day exhibition celebrating the legacy and evolution of Atlanta’s style writing culture. Featuring some of the founders of Atlanta’s style writing scene, ATL Jam will bring style writers from all generations to paint walls around the Atlanta BeltLine corridor. Style writers will be taking to the trail Friday, November 3 through … Continue Reading →
Conceived by Lauren Tate Baeza, the Curator of African Art at the High Museum of Art, LagosAtlanta: Sister City Rising brought Lagos, Nigeria-based artists to Atlanta to create artworks for the BeltLine community and its visitors. Join us as the residency's two renowned artists, Taiye Idahor and Kainebi Osahenye, unveil their public art pieces along the Westside … Continue Reading →
Artist Robert Barsky stands with a piece of The BeltLine Chronicles, a 68-page poem honoring the living history of spaces along the Atlanta BeltLine. Embark on an epic adventure as Art on the Atlanta BeltLine artist Robert Barsky recites excerpts of his poem The BeltLine Chronicles, an adventure piece honoring the living history of spaces along the … Continue Reading →
