Singing Sun is a new performative action for artists and community that moves between the existing and new spaces of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, emphasizing an endless natural cycle, moving throughout the day, inside and outside, bearing witness. Surrendering to Phil Freelon’s architecture – designs rooted firmly in place and time, explorations of the multiple functions of skin, and light and movement.

Creative team: choreographer lauri Stallings, moving artists Zandia Covington, Noëlle Dave’, Ashley Ianna Daye, and Mary Jane Pennington, harpist Elisabeth Remy Johnson, flutist Kebbi Williams, fashion courtesy of glo archives.

Singing Sun
December 4 – 6, 2025
noon-5pm daily

National Center for Civil and Human Rights
100 Ivan Allen Boulevard
Atlanta, Ga

Community engaging events include a parlor conversation on social sculpture, and morning People Movement Shops for Center staff and workers.