Editor’s Introduction: Dr. Robert Barsky is a professor of humanities and law at Vanderbilt University in Nashville who nevertheless still lives in a home on the BeltLine near Piedmont Park — such is his love for Atlanta. His epic poem, The BeltLine Chronicles, was featured in the 2023 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine program and…
If you’re looking for a reason to walk the Atlanta BeltLine, we’ve got five for you: the five new installations in Art on the Atlanta BeltLine’s third annual BeltLine Walls mural exhibition. Each year a jury chooses artists to activate walls throughout the BeltLine corridor. This year’s mural cover bridges on the Eastside Trail. Murals…
“The one thing I can count on is being able to make something no matter what’s going on around me,” says Atlanta visual artist Ingrid Yuzly Mathurin. Known in art circles as Yuzly (a name her mom gave her because she looked unique), her creativity in acrylic and oil painting, graffiti art, drawing, film photography…
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine this month unveiled eight new murals for 2019’s BeltLine Walls project. The featured artists are Eugene V. Byrd III, Mister Fangs, Ndubisi Okoye, George F. Baker III, Danielle Brutto, Mikhaela Cherry, Maite Nazario and ARTlanta Gallery featuring Shambe Badila and Tyree Smith. The murals can be seen on the BeltLine’s…
The 2019 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine, the annual art exhibition that turns 10 this year, will include sculptures, murals, events and performances running well into 2020. The visual feast celebrates the culture and diversity of Atlanta neighborhoods. Muralists will paint walls on the Northeast Trail from July 21 to August 3, with a festival…
The jury panel for the 2018 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine exhibition has been announced. According to organizers, the aim was to create “diverse and equitable panels of the most qualified individuals.” The new year represents a big change for the Art on the Atlanta BeltLine program as it welcomes a new director, Miranda Kyle,…
ART + DESIGN Luminary Awards. Comedian Mark Kendall hosts the 2018 Luminary Awards with performances from Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre and cellist Okorie Johnson as we honor philanthropist Robert G. Edge, choreographer Sue Schroeder, Out On Film, the mural artists who halted a city ordinance against public art and administrators Virginia Hepner and Myrna Anderson-Fuller…
For a new generation, public art has always been a familiar part of Atlanta’s landscape. But it seems like many are unsure of its purpose.
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine has announced its 2016 selected artists. The program will return for its seventh year with the annual Atlanta BetlLine Lantern Parade on September 10. This year’s temporary public art exhibition will include more than 150 works of art, including Berlin’s Addison Karl, Tiny Doors ATL, Atlanta Music Project and George King…
Following a long spate of humid and rainy days in Atlanta, this past Sunday’s weather could not have been more ideal for outdoor activities, including the long afternoon of performances at the Historic Fourth Ward Park that were part of this year’s Art on the Atlanta BeltLine offerings. One of those was a performance by…
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