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SITE: a monumental evening of art installations, live performances, exhibitions & open studios, all in one expansive event on 10/5 at Goat Farm. Presented in partnership with Atlanta Art Week.
What to expect:
Two music stages, world building AR exhibition, large scale installations, multiple dance performances, video art, experimental performance art, and open studios on the Goat Farm's 12 acre campus as part of Atlanta Art Week.
Details:
- Free with RSVP. Donations to Goat Farm Arts Funding Stream welcomed.
- Doors at 5
- All ages
- Food trucks on site
- Parking available, rideshare encouraged
- ADA
- Rain or shine
Performances by: glo, T Lang Dance, and Johanna Warren.
Music by: Reco Reco, Ruby Velle & The Soulphonics, HOMMEBOY, SelormJay, Ipek Eginli, Melodic Monster, W8ING4UFOS, and the 4TH Ward Afro-Klezmer Orchestra.
Medium & large-scale installations by participating artists: Branden Collins + YOO + Friends, David Baerwalde, Gavin Bernard, Kimberly Binns, Jaime Lee Bull, Monica Campana x Eso Tilin Projects, Maya Cozier, Stephanie Dowda, Didi Dunphy, Madora Frey, Kiara Gilbert, Heather Bird Harris, Cheyenne Hendrickson, Lisa Li, George Long, Natrice Miller, Charmaine Minniefield, Kelly Taylor Mitchell, Megan Mosholder, Roberto Navarrete, Mike Stasny, Joel Silverman, Aineki Traverso, Mary Stuart Hall Walker, Zina Saro-Wiwa.
About Organization:
The Goat Farm is a multi-disciplinary Cultural Center in West Midtown Atlanta. One of Atlanta’s largest centers for contemporary and experimental thought, practice, art & performance, its mission is to explore a more responsible approach to development and how property can be used to support art and culture via a self-sustaining built environment. Primarily exploring & supporting inventive and innovative works, the Goat Farm is a laboratory where creative risk is nurtured & celebrated. The Goat Farm executes this mission through an unconventional social enterprise for-profit arts model.
The Goat Farm is a multi-disciplinary Cultural Center in West Midtown Atlanta. One of Atlanta’s largest centers for contemporary and experimental thought, practice, art & performance, its mission is to explore a more responsible approach to development and how property can be used to support art and culture via a self-sustaining built environment. Primarily exploring & supporting inventive and innovative works, the Goat Farm is a laboratory where creative risk is nurtured & celebrated. The Goat Farm executes this mission through an unconventional social enterprise for-profit arts model.
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