Monday, December 13, 2010
State of the Arts Arts 'oughts' after the aughts: Your thoughts?
Posted by Jessica Blankenship on Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 4:19 PM
As we prepare to send 2010 walk of shaming into the past, your friendly arts staff at CL, like everyone else, has been doing the requisite New Year Soul Searching. In addition to swearing* to mitigate our sinful ways, the question on the table is this: Going into 2011, which parts of Atlanta arts would you like to see more of, which ones should we leave in the past, and what don't we have culturally that you think we should?
This could mean specific events, galleries, artists, trends, political figures, ad campaigns...weigh in on anything that affects Atlanta's cultural landscape. We want to hear from you!
- NY Post
- Less of this: Snook-icky
*yeah, right.
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More murals. Everywhere. They make things feel alive and bustling, more human. We have all of this wonderful canvas space scattered throughout town in the form of hundred year old brick buildings and cement structures, it should be put to use. We have no excuse not to
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