Event Type : Community
Event Type Community
february
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Do desires pursue us, or do we chase them? Who chases who? Six ImmerseATL Artists lead us into a world connecting the machine of desire to the
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Do desires pursue us, or do we chase them? Who chases who?
Six ImmerseATL Artists lead us into a world connecting the machine of desire to the spirit of chase. Enter with us…
$12 tickets to view R E V will be released Friday, Jan 29th at 5PM EST.
Visit www.immerseatl.com/rev to purchase tickets. Scroll down to ‘Purchase R E V today’ and tap the banner to complete your purchase! Within 24hrs of purchase, you will receive an email with your private link & password. View R E V as many times as your heart desires between today, 1.29.21, and 2.28.21.
Time
January 29 (Friday) - February 28 (Sunday)
Location
On-Line
Organizer
05feb12:00 pm1:00 pmArtists Seeking Transcendence Courage Workshop
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What does it mean to be courageous? What does it take to be a courageous artist? This 1hr. virtual workshop for musicians, painters, filmmakers, crafters, dancers, writers, actors—artists of
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What does it mean to be courageous? What does it take to be a courageous artist?
This 1hr. virtual workshop for musicians, painters, filmmakers, crafters, dancers, writers, actors—artists of any type—guides participants through a discussion and investigation about courage. We will visit several prominent philosophical viewpoints about what courage is, and discuss the role of courage in art making and art performance.
This workshop will be facilitated by Daniel Smith, Director of Artists Seeking Transcendence.
Participation is free for all DanceATL members.
Register in advance for this meeting on your member dashboard. (log in required)
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
(Photo courtesy of Artists Seeking Transcendence)
Time
(Friday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Organizer
DanceATL
19feballday21Ailey Experience AtlantaPresented in Partnership with Destination Dance
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Ailey Experience Atlanta celebrates over forty years of a rich partnership with the city’s most prominent arts and civic organizations. This year, we are proud to team up with
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Ailey Experience Atlanta celebrates over forty years of a rich partnership with the city’s most prominent arts and civic organizations. This year, we are proud to team up with AREA Atlanta to bring Ailey Experience online to the greater Atlanta area and across the country.
The Ailey Experience workshop series is designed to expand on Alvin Ailey’s life-long commitment to give dance back to the people by making dance accessible to everyone. The workshops give dancers the opportunity to study with prominent dancers in the field—this year all classes will be taught by leading company members of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
Ailey Experience embodies the diversity of the Ailey dancer with technique classes in Horton, contemporary, and West African, while introducing dancers to an exciting world of choreography, creativity, and fun in a non-competitive environment. Participants will also learn the rich history of Ailey’s signature style and how he changed the perception of American modern dance.
All levels are welcome, no prior dance experience required.
You can email aileyextension@alvinailey.org with any questions.
Time
february 19 (Friday) - 21 (Sunday)
Organizer
AREA & AILEY Extensioninfo@myAREAatlanta.com
march
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Typically speaking, marketing is the last thing the artist wants to give their time or attention to. And understandably so. Traditional approaches to marketing and branding can often leave
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Typically speaking, marketing is the last thing the artist wants to give their time or attention to. And understandably so. Traditional approaches to marketing and branding can often leave the artist feeling disingenuous. It can even feel like a sell-out tactic just to get noticed.
But what if there is another way?
What if marketing could be an art in and of itself? What if it could even be fun? Experimental? Authentic and effective? What if there is a way to cultivate a brand that extends a personalized invitation to experience what you uniquely have to offer?
Intrigued?
There are two ways to join Andie & learn more:
IN-PERSON on March 2nd at 6:30pm at the Windmill Arts Center
or
VIRTUALLY on March 9th at 6:30pm
*Zoom link will be sent 2-hours prior to workshop
Time
(Tuesday) 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Organizer
Event Details
Typically speaking, marketing is the last thing the artist wants to give their time or attention to. And understandably so. Traditional approaches to marketing and branding can often leave
Event Details
Typically speaking, marketing is the last thing the artist wants to give their time or attention to. And understandably so. Traditional approaches to marketing and branding can often leave the artist feeling disingenuous. It can even feel like a sell-out tactic just to get noticed.
But what if there is another way?
What if marketing could be an art in and of itself? What if it could even be fun? Experimental? Authentic and effective? What if there is a way to cultivate a brand that extends a personalized invitation to experience what you uniquely have to offer?
Intrigued?
There are two ways to join Andie & learn more:
IN-PERSON on March 2nd at 6:30pm at the Windmill Arts Center
or
VIRTUALLY on March 9th at 6:30pm
*Zoom link will be sent 2-hours prior to workshop
Time
(Tuesday) 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Organizer
13mar1:00 pm2:30 pmMASTER CLASS: Traditional West African Dance
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A Dance (& Drum) Intensive incorporating traditional dances from various West African ethnic groups, particularly the Manding (Mandinka or Malinke). Live drum rhythms and occasional song traditions accompany high-energy movements
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A Dance (& Drum) Intensive incorporating traditional dances from various West African ethnic groups, particularly the Manding (Mandinka or Malinke). Live drum rhythms and occasional song traditions accompany high-energy movements in this master class. Offered In-Person (dance or drum) & Virtual/Online via ZOOM (dance). A project by Assane Kouyate. Made possible in part with support from the Coalition for Racial Equity in Atlanta Theatre.
Time
(Saturday) 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
april
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Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the
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Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the Artists-In-Residence of The Windmill Arts Center as well as selected artists from the metro Atlanta area. Participants of ETA will be offered studio time at The Windmill Arts Center to develop their work and opportunities to engage in peer discourse. Funds from ticket sales will be divided between the participating artists.
The second annual Excuse The Art will be socially distanced due to COVID-19. The works-in-progress will be presented April 15-18, 2021 inside the White Box at The Windmill Arts Center, with the audience watching through the wall of windows from the parking lot (socially distanced from each other.) Due to COVID-19 restrictions, tickets will be limited.
Time
(Thursday) 8:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Organizer
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Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the
Event Details
Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the Artists-In-Residence of The Windmill Arts Center as well as selected artists from the metro Atlanta area. Participants of ETA will be offered studio time at The Windmill Arts Center to develop their work and opportunities to engage in peer discourse. Funds from ticket sales will be divided between the participating artists.
The second annual Excuse The Art will be socially distanced due to COVID-19. The works-in-progress will be presented April 15-18, 2021 inside the White Box at The Windmill Arts Center, with the audience watching through the wall of windows from the parking lot (socially distanced from each other.) Due to COVID-19 restrictions, tickets will be limited.
Time
(Friday) 8:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Organizer
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Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the
Event Details
Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the Artists-In-Residence of The Windmill Arts Center as well as selected artists from the metro Atlanta area. Participants of ETA will be offered studio time at The Windmill Arts Center to develop their work and opportunities to engage in peer discourse. Funds from ticket sales will be divided between the participating artists.
The second annual Excuse The Art will be socially distanced due to COVID-19. The works-in-progress will be presented April 15-18, 2021 inside the White Box at The Windmill Arts Center, with the audience watching through the wall of windows from the parking lot (socially distanced from each other.) Due to COVID-19 restrictions, tickets will be limited.
Time
(Saturday) 8:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Organizer
Event Details
Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the
Event Details
Excuse The Art (ETA) is a works-in-progress series presented by The Windmill Arts Center in partnership with Fly on a Wall. ETA highlights works-in-progress by the Artists-In-Residence of The Windmill Arts Center as well as selected artists from the metro Atlanta area. Participants of ETA will be offered studio time at The Windmill Arts Center to develop their work and opportunities to engage in peer discourse. Funds from ticket sales will be divided between the participating artists.
The second annual Excuse The Art will be socially distanced due to COVID-19. The works-in-progress will be presented April 15-18, 2021 inside the White Box at The Windmill Arts Center, with the audience watching through the wall of windows from the parking lot (socially distanced from each other.) Due to COVID-19 restrictions, tickets will be limited.
Time
(Sunday) 8:00 pm - 8:00 pm