The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia has been moving from one rented space to another since 2000. A recent $2-million contribution from the city has put a permanent home within reach. :: In a corner of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia’s exhibition space, a small, white 3D model depicts its upcoming construction…
When business and the arts come together, the scales usually tip toward business. For those with the cash, the arts are a marketing tool or object of philanthropy. Developer Anthony Harper, owner of the Goat Farm Arts Center, is convinced that it’s possible to do good and do well at the same time. “We’ve been…
Nine moving artists, 68 musicians, one conductor and one conceptual artist; over seven years of collaboration, along with 100 of Atlanta’s children . . . these are just a few of the figures going into glo’s performance project Mother/Jump, which will receive its world premiere at Atlanta Symphony Hall next March. While the premiere may…
The internet has changed the way we interact with the world around us. We are in an era where we can finally order groceries from the comfort of our couch, avoiding multi-shopping cart pileups on aisle eight in exchange for a short-lived interaction with a delivery person. We’re also in a time where we judge…
The Goat Farm had a vision with its Beacons program: forge an arts artery in metro Atlanta, in the midst of its rapid gentrification. But after developers brought much progress in South Downtown to a halt, the Goat Farm is shifting its focus to Castleberry Hill with a new approach.
Article by Catherine Rush; images by Jamie Hopper. — Lauri Stallings’ name is one synonymous with the Atlanta dance community, her particular practice, with her company glo, growing deeper as it looks inward: fostering site-specific works, community collaboration and “always thinking about public as a private matter.” “You caught me in an away time,” Stallings…
It was 2014 when the Goat Farm announced they’d be taking a year off of programming in order to reassess their approach of invigorating Atlanta’s arts community. What came of those reflections was The Beacons project.
On Sunday, April 24, Atlanta lost Tian Robin Justman, the fashion designer, stylist and creative talent that brought her expertise to influential projects and collectives including the Goat Farm Arts Center, gloATL and Eidé Magazine. Justman, who had been battling cancer since her adolescence, passed away of leukemia at the age of 33. In homage to…
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