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Tag Archives: art
Fashioning A Contemporary Life
“How are you fashioning your life?” That’s a question I found myself pondering quite frequently over the past few months and more deeply as “Africa Forecast: Fashioning Contemporary Life”, the […]
Podcasting Workshop
Recently I produced a podcast workshop for the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art, where museum staff and members of the Spelman College community (administration, faculty, and non-profit organizations) came […]
Public Dialogue: “It All Started with Thomas Askew”
Recently I moderated an important discussion at SCADShow about photographer Thomas Askew that highlighted Atlanta history, Black identity and reframing narratives related to cultural memory. Esteemed photographer historian Dr. Deborah […]
Hambidge Creative Residency: A Haven for Artists
The Hambidge Creative Residency is the premier artist residency in Georgia, and perhaps the Southeast. I was at Hambidge for the better part of two weeks, and (after some adjustment) […]
Public Art Perspective
To me, Public Art is first and foremost about the public, the people, and how we absorb the complexities, realities, and possibilities of our lives. Art is about an exchange […]
ART PARTY ATL ACCOLADES
Sometimes art is invited to the party; sometimes the art is the party. The latter was the case at the most recent ART PARTY, hosted by the Atlanta Contemporary Art […]
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