Hormuz Minina’s BeltLine performance Promontory concludes Sunday night
If anyone can name another urban development project that has been <i>blessed by Buddhist fucking monks</i>, speak up. No one? That’s what I thought. If this whole BeltLine thing wasn’t a go before, I’d say we’ve got the karmic green light now.
- Photos: Ian Cone, J.R. Ward, Stan Woodard
If nothing else, the Art on the BeltLine projects and installations have done a good job of drawing out the masses (okay, “masses” might be an overstatement) to remote, quiet corners of Atlanta’s landscape, many of which went untouched for decades until recent BeltLine construction upheaved their rest and resurrected them. One such spot is a stretch of Old Fourth Ward between Ralph McGill and North Ave. where local celebrated artist Hormuz Minina will complete his installation performance Promontory on Sunday, June 25 at 7:30 p.m.