Public Art: Theater of Life

Theater of Life is a public photographic exhibition exploring expressions of love, tension, and intimacy in public space. Marseille and Atlanta have very different built environments, but within the context of public space, the residents of these cities express universal relationships with and to their respective geographies.

Photographers Ken West and Yohanne Lamoulère present selected images that show the similarities of the human condition in Atlanta and Marseille, despite obvious differences in the built and natural environments of those cities. In Theater of Life, these photographs draw connections between people and their relationships in/with public space, in ways that frame even the simplest and subtlest of moments as a personal, social, or political statement.

Curators: Floyd Hall & Elodie Le Breut

Click here to see the Atlanta Downtown page about this public art project.

Presented in partnership with City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and Villa Albertine

ELEVATE is hosted annually by City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs. The focus of ELEVATE is to enhance the city’s cultural offerings 
by providing free, quality cultural experiences that highlight what makes Atlanta unique and increasing Atlanta’s cultural and economic vitality.

VILLA ALBERTINE is the newest cultural institution of the Embassy of France in the US. Villa Albertine is creating a network for arts and ideas 
spanning France and the United States.

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