The ART PAPERS Auction + Party is tonight from 7 - 10 and BURNAWAY will be there!
The auction will feature work by over 250 artists from around the world, and the proceeds benefit ART PAPERS programs.
Check out this preview of tonight’s auction. Look for live tweets and photos from the event!
BurnAway teamed up with VouchedATL and The Wren’s Nest for an evening of readings, shopping, and merriment at Young Blood Gallery this past Tuesday! Literary talents Johnny Drago, Thomas Wheatley, Amy McDaniel, Scott Daughtridge, and Lauren Traetto read selections from this year’s KIPP Scribes book, Read After Burning, and BurnAway’s very own book of fictional histories and futures of Atlanta, Le Bulletin Savant de l’Institut Historique Fictif d’Atlanta et de ses Alentours. Attendees also had the opportunity to peruse the shop for holiday gifts, purchase some of VouchedATL’s titles, and check out “#weloveatl”, Young Blood’s last exhibit.
“Readings & Revelry” was a great way to celebrate local literature, local art, local organizations, and our beloved city all at the same time (with the added bonus of punch and snickerdoodles)!
Check out VouchedATL’s Twitter for some photos of the readings.
Get your copy of Read After Burning and Le Bulletin Savant de l’Institut Historique Fictif d’Atlanta et de ses Alentours.
Join us for a night of readings, drinks, and holiday fun at Young Blood Gallery and Boutique!
Burnaway, VouchedATL, and The Wren’s Nest have joined forces to host this holiday treat in celebration of our love for our city.
Guests will enjoy selections from two collections of fictional histories and futures of our beloved city: Burnaway’s Le Bulletin Savant de l’Institut Historique
‘Tis the season of giving!
BurnAway is participating in Georgia Gives Day this year! Celebrate Georgia’s nonprofits by giving what you can. Georgia Gives Day isn’t until December 6, but you can contribute now. Any donation helps BurnAway continue to provide arts dialogue with smarts and soul!
Learn more about BurnAway’s mission on our Georgia Gives Day page. Help make the inaugural Georgia Gives Day a huge success!
Sunday Supper is fast approaching! Don’t forget to get your tickets so you can enjoy a meal among the headstones and special presentations, including one by Janet Stephens on “Art Historical Images of Death in Latin and South America.”
Janet Stephens is a professor of Pre-Columbian and Latin American art history at Georgia State University and specializes in the art and culture of Andean South America. She began teaching at the university’s School of Art and Design in 2011. Some of her interests include exploring the connections between art and colonialism and the role of Pre-Columbian art in the western world. In her dissertation, Dr. Stephens examined how “painted series of the Pre-Columbian Inca rulers served to advance the political agendas of the Spanish colonial administration, the indigenous elites, and Peru’s creoles.”
Come discuss the ancient dead with Janet Stephens as you enjoy dinner and cocktails!
The Sunday Supper at Oakland Cemetery takes place on November 18 at 5 PM.
Gather Atlanta commences today and will take place at various locations and times (check the schedule here). Come join us by helping disparate art organizations through collaborating and facilitating partnerships!
Remove The EGO was a spectacular mix of ballet and hip hop dancing performed on Friday, July 27, 2012 at Terminal West in the King Plow Center. Stephanie Cottle produced a high energy performance that was run very professionally, from the music to the lighting to the dance itself. The choreography was amazing, and the dancers were all talented and energetic. “The Mad Violinist” jammed with the Symphony Crack Orchestra to provide a great sounding music track for the dancers. Miss Cottle is definitely one to watch. Please click here to see more photos from the event.
Yeah! Burger is having a “Living Walls Fundraiser” tonight from 6pm to 10pm at their Virginia Highlands location! Come enjoy some great food and donate for a good cause!
Flux Projects held a street party at the Elliott Street Pub in Castleberry Hill on Saturday, July 21, 2012. Beer, live music, dance and performance art entertained the audience. Also, you could get a custom made screen print “flux projects” t-shirt made on site. Some folks decided a screen print on their back would be good too. You need to see more photos from this wild night by clicking here.
Tonight there will be dance performance by GloATL with the Atlanta Opera called Liquid Culture. The performance will go from 8:30-9:30pm at the corner of N. Highland and Glen Iris. Come and enjoy the show!!
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