Join us for an unforgettable journey on the BeltLine with “The BeltLine Chronicles: A Performance of the Poem” by acclaimed artist and scholar Robert Barsky. On April 28th from 11:00 …
Celebrating 50 Years of Cultural Exchange: Join Us at the LagosAtlanta: Sister City Rising Unveiling!
Join Art on the Atlanta BeltLine as we celebrate Atlanta’s cultural connection with Lagos, Nigeria! Mark your calendars for April 27 for the LagosAtlanta: Sister City Rising unveiling. This …
Art for All: Dr. Shay Welch’s Vision of Inclusivity
Dr. Shay Welch, the current Scholar-in-Residence for the Atlanta BeltLine, brings a fresh perspective to the intersection of art and community engagement. With a focus on inclusivity and authenticity, she …
Light Up the Night: The 14th Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade is Back!
One of Atlanta’s most exciting events is back for its 14th year – the Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade! Led by Chantelle Rytter and the Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons, this …
Seeking Creatives to Join BeltLine Business Ventures: Artists Edition
Calling all Atlanta area artists! We’re seeking applicants for our newest accelerator program BeltLine Business Ventures: Artists Edition. The 9-week pilot program, a collaboration between the BeltLine Business Solutions Office …
Media Advisory: Art on the Atlanta BeltLine’s Lantern Parade Returns for 14th Year
Saturday, May 11 on Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail, led by parade creator Chantelle Rytter and the Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons WHO: Art on the Atlanta BeltLine, Atlanta BeltLine’s arts and …
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Presents LagosAtlanta: Sister City Rising
Fifty years ago, the City of Atlanta and Mayor Maynard Jackson announced a historic moment as Atlanta welcomed Lagos, Nigeria, as one of its first Sister Cities, starting a remarkable …
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Presents: “LagosAtlanta: Sister City Rising” An Exhibition Celebrating 50 Years of Cultural Exchange and Civic Collaboration
Ten-week residency to welcome two Lagos-based artists who will create multi-disciplinary installations along the BeltLine as part of their cultural immersion ATLANTA (February 22, 2024) – Fifty years ago this …
Art Conservation on the BeltLine
The recent Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Conservation Project proved to be a remarkable intersection of creativity, community, and conservation. Hosted by the AUC Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective …
Celebrate Atlanta’s Style Writing Culture at ATL Jam
Atlanta’s storied style writing scene dates back to the early 80s when the hip-hop movement first took off in the city. Since then, the art form has grown and evolved, …
Celebrating Indigenous Heritage and Future on the BeltLine
At the heart of the Atlanta BeltLine’s vision lies a commitment to creating public spaces that are open to all where everyone feels welcome. This dedication to inclusivity extends to …
Where The Weird Things Are on the Atlanta BeltLine
[envira-gallery-slider id=”76572″] Something weird happened on the Atlanta BeltLine. Something very weird. Giant monster puppets began congregating at the Stumpery Garden on October 28 at dusk. Some had big teeth. …