Workshops are held for one or more days, depending on the topic, which can include digital photography, printmaking, painting, drawing, fashion, illustration, graphic design, sequential art, sewing, interior design, interior decorating, etc.
The Festival on Ponce at the historic Olmsted Linear Park is a two day outdoor art and crafts festival held twice each year.
A social night out with creative professionals, artist, designers and the Midtown community as the fundraiser helps make public awareness events like URBANfronts a reality.
Meet Bravo executive and reality star Andy Cohen, for a discussion and signing of his book, "MOST TALKATIVE: Stories from the Front Lines of Pop Culture," at the Barnes & Noble at Georgia Tech on Tuesday, April 9.
Sponsored by the American Institute of Architecture of Atlanta, the effort aims to spark design conversations, take what would be an empty storefront for artists and raise awareness about the local talent.
The westside's ACAC will close public access to the indoor facility in June and hopes to have renovations completed in order to unveil to the public at the fall exhibitions opening on Oct. 11, 2013.
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center (ACAC) is marking its 40th anniversary in 2013 with a capital campaign and plans for a renovation of key spaces to increase the visibility and vitality of the institution and to better serve its constituents. ACAC, located at 535 Means Street on the westside, is a non-profit, non-collecting institution dedicated to the creation, presentation and advancement of contemporary art by emerging and established artists. ACAC creates a diverse cultural landscape for artists, arts professionals, and the art-interested public through its exhibitions, educational programming, and studio artist program. Dating back to the 1920s, the 30,000 square foot warehouse complex on Means St. has housed ACAC since 1989. Recent …
Urban Couture is coming to an end this Summer, and the design students are excited to show off their work one last time.
The 10th installment of the Urban Couture Show that is put on by the design students at Grady High School will take place on May 11th for the very last time. According to a short announcement on Grady's website, everyone is invited to "come out to celebrate the final year of Urban Couture on May 11th at 7:00pm in the Practice Gym." For 10 years the Urban Couture was initiated by instructor Mr. Vincent Martinez of Grady High School. This year will be the first year in which, Mr. Martinez will no longer be backstage leading the designers on. "Every year the fashion show has been filled with excitement and attitude with cutting edge designers," students said in a prepared statement. With a new teacher and a new vision, Urban Couture will …
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The Museum of Design Atlanta announces the winning vignette of The South’s Next Wave: Design Challenge exhibition at its Design Award Party in front of hundreds of designers and fans.
Closing night of the 2013 Atlanta Film Festival will welcome Athens native James Ponsoldt's new release, “The Spectacular Now.”
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