JOIN FLY ON A WALL FOR OPEN CLASS!

EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, & THURSDAY @ THE WINDMILL ARTS CENTER

10:15-11:30 A.M.

The performance of “Sleepy Hollow” will open with Act II of “Swan Lake”, a classical ballet that tells the tragic love story between a swan and a prince. “Sleepy Hollow” is based on the spooky story of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving. This story follows the journey of Ichabod, a teacher who travels to the village of Sleepy Hollow to teach school children. He quickly learns of the haunting of Sleepy Hollow and hears stories of the supernatural. He falls in love with Katrina, the daughter of a successful farmer. Ichabod intends to win her love, but is not the only suitor who seeks her hand.

Callanwolde presents the 2018/19 season opening performance of resident professional dance company Kit Modus. The show features world premiers by two guest choreographers: Autumn Eckman and Noelle Kayser as well as a new work by founder, Jillian Mitchell.

Date: Sunday, September 23
Three Shows ($15 ea):
3:30 PM
5:30 PM
7:30 PM

Photo by Daley Kappenman of Daylilies Photography

Historic Grant Park | 840 Cherokee Ave SE, Atlanta 30308 
Daily beginning at sunrise through Sunday September 30 at 4pm. 
Free and public. 

A new live durational piece for Flux Projects that investigates the process and mapping of women as ritual. Land Trees and Women is an intensive survey of unearthing movement with a fierce urgency of now that guides us, helping us to silence the mind and free our bodies. Happening over 4 days, from sunrise to darkness in Atlanta’s oldest public park, the project centers around building frequency and creating space through social performance. This is glo’s first installation dedicated to modular sculptures. The work also includes huge choreography migrations, a handbook of future stuff, and people Movement SHOPS.

Land Trees and Women investigates the process and mapping of women as ritual. This live durational piece is an intensive survey of unearthing movement with the fierce urgency of now, that guides us, helping us to silence the mind and free our bodies. glo continues our practice in exploring vibration while challenging conventional art- spectator relationships. Land Trees and Women centers around building frequency and creating space through social performance. This is glo’s first installation dedicated to modular sculptures. The work also includes huge migrations for glo female moving artists, a handbook of future stuff, and movement shops for people.

As Park celebrates 135 years, Flux Projects in collaboration with other artists will present a collection of public art projects that give voice to this historic greenspace. Four Atlanta artists have been selected to lead projects: Rachel K. Garceau, Rebecca M. K. Makus, Iman Person, and Lauri Stallings.

gloATL artists will be presenting their most recent work choreographed by Lauri Stallings as an installation entitled Land Trees and Women which investigates the process and mapping of women as ritual. This live durational piece is an intensive survey of unearthing movement with the fierce urgency of now, that guides us, helping us to silence the mind and free our bodies. glo continues our practice in exploring vibration while challenging conventional art- spectator relationships. Land Trees and Women centers around building frequency and creating space through social performance. This is glo’s first installation dedicated to modular sculptures. The work also includes huge migrations for glo female moving artists, a handbook of future stuff, and movement shops for people.