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SUMMARY:every ecosystem is practice ground for love: Hudgens Prize retrospective
DESCRIPTION:for this\, all of this.  every ecosystem is practice ground for love\, is the first installation of a new body of work by glo founder Lauri Stallings. An entire eco-system\,  whimsical  and locally-rooted approach to social sculpture\, that highlights the links between human and more-than-humans\, to visit.  The project aims to nourish the ever-changing fields of energies between us. \nHudgens Prize retrospective\nin the Hudgens Center Kistner Atrium\nDuluth\, GA\nAugust 20-October 30\, 2021\nfree and public \nAlongside the gallery installation are a series of civic actions\, including Opening Ceremony\, and our new initiative\, Depository\, led by transcriber and moving artist Mechelle Tunstall
URL:https://www.gloplatform.org/event/hudgens-prize-retrospective/
LOCATION:hudgens center\, 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy #300\, Duluth\, Georgia\, 30097
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SUMMARY:Tanz  Farm: Morgan Bobrow-Williams: THE RUNNING PROJECT
DESCRIPTION:Tanz Farm: a contemporary is delighted to showcase the second and final iteration of Augusta-born\, African-American artist Morgan Bobrow-Williams’ THE RUNNING PROJECT. \nOctober 25-31\npublic spaces in West End\, Atlanta\nfree and public \nglo’s longest project is Tanz Farm: a contemporary Anthology;  anchored in the agency of risk-taking\, to expand boundaries and support for new live art ideas\, structures\, and languages showcased in Atlanta. Each year\, the anthology circulates a distinguished group of artists to present workshops\, performance installations\, and conversations on subjects of their choosing. Since 2012\, Tanz Farm has showcased seminal works of 23 artists from Atlanta\, and cities throughout the world\, including Eiko Otake\,  Niv & Oren\, Malcolm Low\, Fabien Prioville\, Sidra Bell\, Ballet Hispanico\, George Staib\, Erik Thurmand\, Amanda Miller\, Malcolm Low\, and Shamel Pitts. 
URL:https://www.gloplatform.org/event/tanz-farm-morgan-bobrow-williams-the-running-project/
LOCATION:West End
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SUMMARY:March on Variations!
DESCRIPTION:March on Variations!\nPalmetto\, GA South Fulton County.\nFridays\, 1pm-4pm (3rd Friday 10am-1pm) \nMay 14- ongoing \nThis iterative project is at the intersection of social service\, movement\, and care. Come create\, and journey with us. So deeply grateful for the many hands\, contributors\, collaborators who are being brought together for this iterative project. Join the GUILD on Fridays: info@gloatl.org \nWe’re sowing a large micro prairie\, illuminating Downtown with Neon Study No. 9\, distributing 4\,000 super abundant\, super creative\, super beautiful Play Kits to children and families\, and teaching virtual Movement SHOPs to elementary school children. As of today\, we’re just under 31 weeks of serving rural Georgia\, Florida\, North Carolina\, and Alabama through March on Variations! This project is entirely free and public. \nFor the rest of 2021\, glo is the recipient of a Fulton County Community Development Fund to support this iterative project. \nLand Acknowledgment:\nAll land is sacred.\nI live and be\non Creek and Cherokee Land\nwho are and have been\nthe caretakers of this area.\nFor that glo is grateful.\n(Atlanta\, GA) \nWrite us for more information and ways to GUILD: info@gloatl.org
URL:https://www.gloplatform.org/event/march-on-variations-3/
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