Atlanta Beltline has recently released the names of artists selected to participate in the 2021-2022 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine exhibition. As part of ABI’s larger arts and culture programming, Art on the Atlanta BeltLine brings together artists across all mediums to participate in the largest, temporary outdoor art exhibition in the south, according to a press release.
Visual artists, performers, musicians, art historians and art professionals have been invited to activate the corridor through a variety of disciplines: BeltLine Walls Volume 4 (murals), BeltLine Spaces (sculptures), BeltLine Flow (performance series), and other special projects and guest exhibitions. Art on the Atlanta BeltLine is also in its third year of the residency program, the first of its kind in the City of Atlanta.
Artists are listed below by category.
BeltLine Spaces (sculptures):
Andrew Catanese and S. Shayne Hargis
Earl Dismuke
Chase Kahwinhut Earles
Eddie Farr and YunJung Alice
Judith Hoffman
BeltLine Walls, Volume 4 (murals):
Drew Borders
TeMika Grooms
Agatha Pereira
BeltLine Flow (performances):
Jessica Blinkhorn
Seven Stages
Klimchak
Tin Lady
Bautazant Here
Beacon Dance
Liquid Sky
Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective
City Gate Dance Theater
Special Projects:
Ponce Radio by Ree De La Vega and Dash
Public Art Residency Program:
Scholar-in-Residence – Anika Austin
Artist-in Residence – Flight of Swallows
Curator-in-Residence – MuseSalon
Information: art.beltline.org
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