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They Will Not Complete It In Their Lifetimes
It’s electric, jumping from each artist’s work, between the various materials and representations, yet they unite in their futurity to prompt questions: What will remain of us, and what transcends understanding?
Crash Course—Models, Forms, Audiences 101
Crash Course—Models, Forms, Audiences 101 Led by Art Papers staff, this casual, seminar-style program defined relevant terms and set a...
Adaptive Forms Panel
Adaptive Forms Panel – moderated by Sarah Higgins, Executive + Artistic Director of Art Papers This panel spotlights adaptive, nomadic,...
Support Models Panel
Support Models Panel – moderated by Laura Hennighausen, Director of Strategic Philanthropy, Purpose Possible + Metro Atlanta Arts Collaborative This panel presents various...
Thinking Publicness Panel
Thinking Publicness Panel – moderated by Miranda Kyle, Curator of Indigenous Arts of the Americas, Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory...
Cross-Sector Collaboration Panel
Cross-Sector Collaboration Panel – moderated by Roshani Thakore, Artist, Director, Community Engagement & Culture Program, Atlanta Regional Commission This panel focuses on finding...
Houseguest Talk
The Atlanta Art Ecosystems program is built upon the belief that our community already contains the abundance of ideas, innovative...
FIRE ECOLOGY
Fire Ecology is a three-year, multi-part project that spans public programs, publishing, and archival initiatives. It adopts the metaphor of Fire Ecology—the practice of maintain ecosystem health by using controlled fires to burn old growth, thereby fertilizing the soil, and clearing space for new growth to thrive.
Interview: Amalia Mesa-Bains
This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS March/April 1995, Vol 19, issue 2. Amalia Mesa-Bains is an artist as...
Guillermo Gómez-Peña:
There Goes The Virtual Neighborhood
This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS November/December 2001, Vol. 25, issue 6. While consistently breaking new ground in...