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Artwork Restoration: “Dinasur’s Head”
The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs has restored Dinasur’s Head, a whimsical sculpture by artist Tim Lewis, located in Folk Art Park. This playful artwork, part of a larger collection by Lewis, brings a sense of wonder and imagination to Atlanta’s public spaces. Nestled among the vibrant displays of other notable regional folk artists in […]
Earthwork Tribute to Mayor Maynard Jackson
The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs is proud to announce the completion of a stunning earthwork portrait of Mayor Maynard Jackson in Freedom Park! Created by renowned earthwork artist Stan Herd, alongside his artistic director Kyra Roesle, this breathtaking piece commemorates the 50th anniversary of Jackson’s historic inauguration as Atlanta’s first Black mayor. Located at […]
Atlanta Celebrates 50 Years of Sister-City Relationship with New Mural!
The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and the Mayor’s Office of International and Immigrant Affairs are proud to announce the official unveiling of “Old Tunes Awaken the Young Spirit,” a breathtaking mural created by internationally acclaimed Lagos-based artist Chinemerem Omeh. Located at the corner of Peachtree Street and Decatur Street SE in Five Points, this […]
November Newsletter
Our November newsletter is here! Learn all about the launch of Story City Atlanta, explore new art installations across the city, get a sneak peek at upcoming exhibitions and more! Stay connected with the latest in Atlanta’s arts and culture—click the link to read the full issue: https://tinyurl.com/2jxusv3p.
Gallery 72 Presents: Beyond the Cosmos
Step into a universe of creativity at Beyond the Cosmos, a captivating new exhibition at Gallery 72. This showcase invites you to discover thought-provoking works that challenge the boundaries of imagination and transport you on a visual journey beyond the stars. Join us for the opening reception on Thursday, November 14, at 6:00 PM. Enjoy […]
Ryan Gander Artwork Unveiled
The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs recently unveiled an exciting new addition to Atlanta’s public art collection: Things Just Happened to Him by renowned UK artist Ryan Gander. This striking sculpture now has a permanent home in Grant Park, adding a fresh cultural landmark to the city. The piece was acquired through the Renew Atlanta […]
Artwork Restoration: “Through His Eyes”
The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs has restored Through His Eyes, a sculpture by artist Ralph Helmick, located in John Wesley Dobbs Plaza. This striking monument honors the legacy of civil rights leader John Wesley Dobbs. Drawing inspiration from the 12th-century Nigerian tradition of life-sculpture, the artwork features text and quotes inscribed on the interior […]
Public Art Brings Hope to Atlanta’s New Diversion Center
The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs recently completed two public art projects at the city’s new Diversion Center. The center is designed to provide support for individuals facing behavioral issues, mental health challenges, substance use, and homelessness. The art installations include a mural titled Hope by Sarah Emerson and a collection of 13 artworks curated […]
Emergency Resources for Artists and Arts Organizations
Our thoughts are with all of those that were in the path of Hurricane Helene. Explore Georgia has activated a Travel Alert web page with information and resources for residents and travelers during Hurricane Helene. We also want to pass along some resources specifically for artists and arts organizations in case you face an emergency situation in […]