College Night at the High Museum

This Saturday evening the High Museum is hosting College Night. Students with a valid college ID will get in for $7, free for members, $5 each for groups of 10 or more, and $18 general admission.

At College Night you will be able to view the new Leonardo da Vinci exhibit, the John Portman: Art and Architecture exhibit, as well as the new The Portrait Unbound: Photographs by Robert Weingarten exhibit that opens earlier that same day.

There will also be arts and crafts to be made, live music to be listened to, and performance art to be viewed. This is an event not to be missed!

It runs from 7pm to midnight.

@1 month ago
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Mark Mawson is a fantastic photographer; and, all of his work is amazing. For example, anyone who has ever been enthralled by tea infusing or by food color mingling in a glass of water will love his Paint in Water series above.

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What you should be doing Friday afternoon

This Friday, December 4th, is the Railroad Arts District Holiday Market. It runs from 2-9pm. There will be 30+ arts and crafts vendors, open studios and businesses, live music, art openings, refreshments, holiday shopping, performances, warm fires and smores… and the Farm 255 FarmCart!

It all takes place at the Chase Park Warehouses on Tracy St- be sure to stop by! Not sold yet? Learn more and check out examples of some items that will be sold on the facebook event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=196654888720&index=1

@3 months ago
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Milkaway (D. Nelson) is a great photographer who’s put some great collections up on Flickr.  She has them organized by county and town in Georgia (and stuff outside it!), but here’s the Athens-Clarke County collection.  Happy Browsing!

Article by Maggie Kantor

Milkaway (D. Nelson) is a great photographer who’s put some great collections up on Flickr.  She has them organized by county and town in Georgia (and stuff outside it!), but here’s the Athens-Clarke County collection.  Happy Browsing!

Article by Maggie Kantor

@3 months ago
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Project Athens points to anyone who can identify where this was taken.

Project Athens points to anyone who can identify where this was taken.

@3 months ago
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Gift Giving Idea: Tiny Terrarium

It’s getting close to Christmas. It’s true. So, why not opt for a home-made piece of living art for a gift instead of ordering something from the internet? Lifehacker has a guide for making moss terrariums to give your desk or table a bit of green.

Side note: These things are really hard to kill. So, don’t worry if you have a bad history with plants.

@2 months ago
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A GD Show Tonight

It’s a bit late notice; but, for those of you who do not already know, the opening of the Graphic Design Exit Show is tonight in Lamar Dodd starting at 7pm. It’s going to be grand and everyone should be there.

Also, there will be free wine—or so I hear.

@3 months ago
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merlin:

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Answer:

Now that your curiosity’s been piqued…

The Railroad Arts District off of Chase Street. If you haven’t walked around this eclectic area, you really should wander over there some afternoon. The Railroad Arts District is home to the Athens Institute of Contemporary Art (ATHICA), Canopy Studio, Floorspace, Live Oak Martial Arts, The Ceramic Collective Group, as well as many more spaces that are worth your time and patronage.

It’s also home to one of my absolute favorite places in Athens: the tree in the building.

Check out their blog for their First Friday events and other artistic updates.

@3 months ago
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The Others Who Haunt Me and Whom I Haunt, UGA graduate student Marie Porterfield’s current exhibit at the Lamar Dodd School of Art, showcases her stunning work in painting, drawing, and ceramics. And haunt, it does; fantastically complex scenes and gaunt, wretched characters will pull you inside their world and refuse to let go, even after you’ve left the gallery. 

Porterfield described the work, all from 2009, as an exploration of peoples’ relationships—or lack thereof—with supernatural entities, spirits, and ghosts. Ghouls and wraiths swirl through Porterfield’s world, spun like otherwordly larvae into gauzy cocoons. Miniature ceramic apparitions hang from the ceiling at eye level, each confronting the viewer with an eerily lifelike stare. Faces gaze up from a floor piece as if daring you to believe in them—or themselves to believe in you, the giant invader of their world.

Catch this show at the Bridge Gallery through November 24th. Like the ghosts who inhabit it, Porterfield’s work must be experienced to be believed. 

@3 months ago
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College Night at the High Museum

This Saturday evening the High Museum is hosting College Night. Students with a valid college ID will get in for $7, free for members, $5 each for groups of 10 or more, and $18 general admission.

At College Night you will be able to view the new Leonardo da Vinci exhibit, the John Portman: Art and Architecture exhibit, as well as the new The Portrait Unbound: Photographs by Robert Weingarten exhibit that opens earlier that same day.

There will also be arts and crafts to be made, live music to be listened to, and performance art to be viewed. This is an event not to be missed!

It runs from 7pm to midnight.

1 month ago
#art 
Gift Giving Idea: Tiny Terrarium

It’s getting close to Christmas. It’s true. So, why not opt for a home-made piece of living art for a gift instead of ordering something from the internet? Lifehacker has a guide for making moss terrariums to give your desk or table a bit of green.

Side note: These things are really hard to kill. So, don’t worry if you have a bad history with plants.

2 months ago
#art #gifts #idea 

2 months ago
#art 
A GD Show Tonight

It’s a bit late notice; but, for those of you who do not already know, the opening of the Graphic Design Exit Show is tonight in Lamar Dodd starting at 7pm. It’s going to be grand and everyone should be there.

Also, there will be free wine—or so I hear.

3 months ago
#art #events 
What you should be doing Friday afternoon

This Friday, December 4th, is the Railroad Arts District Holiday Market. It runs from 2-9pm. There will be 30+ arts and crafts vendors, open studios and businesses, live music, art openings, refreshments, holiday shopping, performances, warm fires and smores… and the Farm 255 FarmCart!

It all takes place at the Chase Park Warehouses on Tracy St- be sure to stop by! Not sold yet? Learn more and check out examples of some items that will be sold on the facebook event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=196654888720&index=1

3 months ago
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merlin:

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3 months ago
#art 
Milkaway (D. Nelson) is a great photographer who’s put some great collections up on Flickr.  She has them organized by county and town in Georgia (and stuff outside it!), but here’s the Athens-Clarke County collection.  Happy Browsing!

Article by Maggie Kantor
3 months ago
#art #athens #photography #flickr 
Answer:

Now that your curiosity’s been piqued…

The Railroad Arts District off of Chase Street. If you haven’t walked around this eclectic area, you really should wander over there some afternoon. The Railroad Arts District is home to the Athens Institute of Contemporary Art (ATHICA), Canopy Studio, Floorspace, Live Oak Martial Arts, The Ceramic Collective Group, as well as many more spaces that are worth your time and patronage.

It’s also home to one of my absolute favorite places in Athens: the tree in the building.

Check out their blog for their First Friday events and other artistic updates.

3 months ago
#art 
Project Athens points to anyone who can identify where this was taken.
3 months ago
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3 months ago
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