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In its fourth year, Spring/Break Art Show is temporarily transforming the disused offices of Moynihan Station into an art fair themed around “transaction.” With more than 80 curators and over 100 artists, it’s more a series of microshows than the other fairs opening this Armory Week, ranging from solo installations to eclectic group exhibits.
Jam-Packed Spring/Break Art Show Pulls into Moynihan Station
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IMAGINARY GIRL BANDS has landed!
25 extra special limited edition risograph copies (printed by the wonderful Sarah McNeil and Ashley Ronning at Caldera Press) will be available at Sticky Institute’s Feed The Animals Fundraiser on Saturday 14th Feb, and at Melbourne Zine Fair on Sunday 15th. The riso copies are really so beautiful, with irridescent silver covers, indigo blue and hot pink printing throughout, and each one is ever so slightly different from the next.
The standard (non-riso printed) versions will be available on my etsy store from Sunday 15th :) x
MEET THE ARTIST: Adonis the Ace(right) and Dolo the Hippie(left)
Age: 18
Adonis and Dolo are both local artist from Atlanta. Their music prompts positivity and good vibes. The duo started music at very young ages, being influenced by musicians such as Kanye West and OG Maco. [Dolo] “I always wrote poems or drew when I was younger. The first time I ever rapped was off the ‘Day N Nite’ beat by Kid Cudi in middle school.” [Adonis] “Coming from a family that is musically talented, I’ve always done music.” The two see art as a universal language, but music is the way they best express emotion, show stand points, simply tell a story, or act as a stress reliever. Their music has a message and they make it very clear that positivity and creativity are their main goals. They seek to change hip-hop by bringing new values to the community. [Adonis] “I want to make sure that everyone know what positivity should be and take as much negativity out of the world as possible.” [Dolo] “Hip-Hop today is lacking a message. Anybody can do drugs or have sex, but we want to send out true messages and tell people ‘Hey, this is going on in the world and this is what you should be looking at.’ That’s how you really make an impact.” The duo is definitely on their way to making a huge impact on the hip-hop community soon. I suggest keeping an eye out for them.
If you want to hear more from Adonis the Ace and Dolo The Hippie, follow them on social media.
Twitter: @AdonisTheAce; @DoloTheHippie
Soundcloud: (Adonis) https://soundcloud.com/AdonisTheAce
(Dolo) https://soundcloud.com/retroera90s
MEET THE ARTIST:
Name: Madison P. (ArtsVibe Teen Council Member) Hometown: Marietta Age: 15
Madison was born in southern California on September 29, 1999 and moved to Georgia in 2000. She enjoys hanging out and listening to music with her family, which consists of her father, mother, older brother, and younger sister. Over the years Madison has become very involved in many aspects of her community and has been recognized for her leadership.
In 2013 Madison and her sister Clarke were asked to speak at Girls Inc., a non-profit organization committed to helping young girls reach their highest potential. She along with her sister talked to the girls at the Girls Inc. After School Program about how they run their handcrafted one-of-a-kind earring business, MadisonClarke24.com. Madison is committed to inspiring those around her and through her business has gained opportunities to do so. She received the Dream Big Award at Spelman College and spoke to hundreds of students during a special presentation honoring women of achievement at the college.
Outside of being an inspiration for others to be their best selves, Madison spends time being inspired by the creative and artistic accomplishments of others. She enjoys music by artist such as Esperanza Spaulding, Ella Fitzgerald, and Lauryn Hill. Madison is also a great admirer of the late poet Maya Angelou, actress Lupita Nyong’o, and media mogul Oprah Winfrey. Her passion for supporting others in the arts carries over to her own creative contributions to the arts community.
Madison plays the upright bass and has studied acting at Atlanta’s respected Company Acting Studio’s conservatory and YourAct Theater. She’s also an accomplished actress whose television debut was in A Cross To Bear, an original UPtv Network movie starring the legendary actress and TV star, Kim Fields. Madison also enjoys skating, crocheting, sewing, and shopping at thrift stores to find clothes that compliment her unique sense of style. Another long time passion of Madison’s is photography. One of her photographs was included in an exhibit at Atlanta’s High Museum.
Leadership is something that Madison does not shy away from, but fully embraces. As an ArtsVibe Teen Council member at Atlanta’s acclaimed Woodruff Arts Center, she continues to inspire, encourage and support others who dare to pursue their dreams
Meet the Artist – Amelia B.
Name: Amelia B. Hometown: Lithonia Age: 17
Hello Atlanta Teen Community! My name is Amelia B. I am a high school senior (12th grade) in high school. I started off as a young girl in Bronx, New York who really loved to interact and help people. I remember all I wanted when I grew up was to be a ballerina and a nurse. I wanted to entertain people across the world and help them to regain strength at the same time. Unfortunately my life did not go as planned, for I despise hospitals and the sight of blood and during my first dance lesson I cried until I was taken out. Now, as a seventeen year old, my way of thinking has not changed drastically. I believe I can be the voice, if not one of the voices, that can help young people to challenge their ordinary position, step outside of the box, and conquer the undiscoverable. As a young person, now applying and getting ready to go to college, I want to make a big impact in the teen community, starting with Atlanta. I want everyone to experience the soul moving power of what the arts can do for them, and what has definitely done for my fellow peers in teen council. I want to make a change, if not a shift, in the Atlanta teen community.
I started doing the arts, along the age of five, as a theater kid in my school in New York. It was very common for us to put on plays for our parents and the community. I had showcases at school, and got the opportunity to sing the star spangled banner and recite the pledge of allegiance with my fellow peers whenever we had assemblies. I’ve been singing and exercising my lungs “ever since I could talk,” my mom says. At the age of seven I moved to Atlanta, Georgia with my Mom, and I’ve been down here ever since. In elementary school I participated in plays and even got the chance to participate in my second grade talent show. I didn’t win, but it was definitely a great opportunity for me to get the feel of a stage. In middle school I tried out for the show choir at my school, and that is when my true love of singing really began. At this point I was learning to sight read, how to sing the scale, things that I never got to experience before. This show choir gave me a chance to compete at a state level and the time to perform with my choir in other events. It is a moment in my life that I will never forget and I will always be grateful for the chance and my choir instructor, Ms. Shaw. When I entered high school, it was a transition period for me. My school was not necessarily arts based and was surrounded in science and engineering curriulum. This, of course matched my passion for science, but I had to find other outlets to release my expressions for the arts.
Leaning towards the end of my tenth grade year in high school, I found myself losing a lot of friends that I entered high school with. They seemed to not want to hang around me at a time where I really needed it. This period allowed me to discover myself, build a real identity, and made me stronger than ever. I discovered a new group of friends, who were powerful as individuals, and made tighter bonds with the people who stuck with me. When we were put together we formed a bond no one could remove. I heard about Voices & Vibes during my tenth grade year, wanted to try out but was too late. I wanted to go but my ride cancelled on me the day of the festival. In eleventh grade, I attended my first teen night, signed up for teen council and I have not looked back since. Through teen council I have been given the opportunity to see the arts in a way that many do not have the chance to. This program gave me light to see that I am truly passionate about the arts that I love and adore, and that everyone should be able to experience what I have in this past year. My goal is to make The Woodruff Arts Center a home and peaceful place for teens across the state of Georgia as it has become for me. I want teens to know that they can express themselves in an artistic way without being bullied or shunned for their passions. I want teens to have an outlet to come to when they are feeling down or depressed or lonely or they just want a chance to “Turn Up,” with other teens. I want teens to feel the love and passion I experience when I see other individuals share their art, and feel welcome to do the same.
I am still taking my journey in the art world. I am a singer, a writer, a future entrepreneur, a diy girl, an upcoming blogger/YouTuber, and a creative intellect as a whole. I want to see myself as I see my inspirations, like Vashtie and Solange, Etta James and Laura Mvula, Sza and Christina Caradona. I want to challenge and recreate the arts scene. I want to take this world by storm in every way I possibly can. My dreams are big, but my faith is humongous and along the way I just want to inspire other youth to feel the same. I want the Atlanta teen scene to rise as a culture that can inspire people across the world. As stated before, we can find beautiful individuals who are gorgeously talented, but working as a whole we can change the arts and the world as we know it.
I am Amelia and this is who I am.
MEET THE ARTIST:
Name: Getzamany C. (ArtsVibe Teen Council Member) Hometown: Lawrenceville Age: 16
Hi! Hello! My name is Getzamany C., but people call me Getzy. I am a junior in high school with a thriving passion for the arts, obsessive love for the color blue, and a busy schedule. However, I always try to find time for the arts. I am most appropriately an art observer as you won’t see me on stage often, but you will see me at museums, concerts, and theatres. Art observing in its own is where my love for the arts comes from, with the questions it allows me to ask myself, and the thrill of searching for answers of my questions afterwards. I admire and love the arts as much as pizza for the quest it allows me to take every time I experience it which is a pretty big deal since pizza is my favorite. My artwork lies in the visual arts department, and with poetry. Nonetheless, my inspiration comes from everywhere from my art observing, to a walk to the bus stop. Art is often my refuge from the piles of homework usually sitting on my desk from the chaos high school offers. Which is why I joined ArtsVibe Teen Council for another year, to keep the movement going to hopefully one day have many other teenagers in Metro Atlanta refuge in the arts or simply just enjoy them. With my love being equal to the arts, and advocacy I want to help Bring Back the Vibe in arts education funding, and prove its importance.
ArtsVibe Teen Council
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Chinese artist He Yunchang accompanied by a doctor who cut the artist’s rib out in front of a audience in the performance art piece, "One Rib" (2009). He Yunchang’s other performance art includes "One Metre of Democracy" (2010).
