March on Variations! Palmetto
2021-07-30 13:00 - 16:00 UTC | Palmetto Georgia
March on Variations!
Palmetto, GA South Fulton County.
Fridays, 1pm-4pm (3rd Friday 10am-1pm)
May 14, 2021- ongoing
This 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
We’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.
For the rest of 2021, glo is the recipient of a Fulton County Community Development Fund to support this iterative project.
Land Acknowledgment:
All land is sacred.
I live and be
on Creek and Cherokee Land
who are and have been
the caretakers of this area.
For that glo is grateful.
(Atlanta, GA)
Write us for more information and ways to GUILD: info@gloatl.org

March on Variations! Palmetto
2021-08-06 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-08-13 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-08-20 10:00 - 13:00 UTC | Palmetto Georgia
March on Variations!
Palmetto, GA South Fulton County.
Fridays, 1pm-4pm (3rd Friday 10am-1pm)
May 14, 2021-ongoing
This 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
We’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.
For the rest of 2021, glo is the recipient of a Fulton County Community Development Fund to support this iterative project.
Land Acknowledgment:
All land is sacred.
I live and be
on Creek and Cherokee Land
who are and have been
the caretakers of this area.
For that glo is grateful.
(Atlanta, GA)
Write us for more information and ways to GUILD: info@gloatl.org

every ecosystem is practice ground for love: Hudgens Prize retrospective
2021-08-17 - 2021-10-30 | hudgens center, 6400 Sugarloaf Pkwy #300, Duluth, Georgia, 30097
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.
Hudgens Prize retrospective
in the Hudgens Center Kistner Atrium
Duluth, GA
August 20-October 30, 2021
free and public
Alongside 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

Community Engagement session: March on Variations!
2021-08-27 13:00 - 16:00 UTC
Friday, Aug. 27
Community Engagement session, 1-4pm
Local 613 Cafe’ is serving lunch! We’ll have various sparkling waters on site.
Address to glo Palmetto station:
625 Main St., Palmetto, Ga 30268

March on Variations! Palmetto
2021-09-03 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-09-10 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-09-17 10:00 - 13:00, 2021-09-24 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-10-01 13:00 - 16:00 UTC | 625 Main Street Palmetto 30268
March on Variations!
Palmetto, GA South Fulton County.
Fridays, 1pm-4pm (3rd Friday 10am-1pm)
May 14- ongoing
This 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
We’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.
For the rest of 2021, glo is the recipient of a Fulton County Community Development Fund to support this iterative project.
Land Acknowledgment:
All land is sacred.
I live and be
on Creek and Cherokee Land
who are and have been
the caretakers of this area.
For that glo is grateful.
(Atlanta, GA)
Write us for more information and ways to GUILD: info@gloatl.org

Oakspace Creative Residency
2021-09-16 - 2021-09-29 | Sousmoulins
glo will be in residence at Oakspace, collaborating with Patricia Chen, ChenDance, and local Bordeaux moving artists.

Intervention: Marais de Bonnefont
2021-09-18 09:00 - 10:00 UTC | Marais de Bonnefont
i came to explore the sun, of something more permanent, the moves are maps
Sat. Sept 18, 2021
9am EST, 4pm international
Marais de Bonnefont Marsh Nature Reserve
Mayrinchac-Lentour, France
free and public
Offering perspective on breathing, intention, and presence, glo actively challenges us to slowly navigate through an entire space, and together, think about what nature can teach the world about gender, intimacy, equity, prayer, and collective power.
i came to explore the sun, of something more permanent, the moves are maps is an ongoing site-based research piece by glo founder Lauri Stallings. This iterative project’s first cycle consisted of a film documentary of a live art intervention commissioned by Meridian Herald for the Proctor Creek Watershed, a historically neglected region of Atlanta. Excerpts of the film were shown at the ACLU of Georgia Gala.
For this iteration, poet, weaver, and moving artist Vinisha Browne, and moving artist and LAB lead Mary Jane Pennington will map nature reserves through aural and choreographic repair movements, generated on site in glo’s Corner Studio, of its own kind, in need of repair, in a reclaimed 19th-century factory space.
The Bonnefont Marsh Nature Reserve is located on the territory of France’s Causses du Quercy Regional Nature Park. The 42-hectare site includes the largest reed bed in Bordeaux as well as flooded areas, dry lawns or juniper moors that stretch out on the hillsides above the marsh.The nature reserve, on which more than 247 species of plants have been identified, contains one of the rare fern stations in the marshes as well as the Mercury agrion and the succise checkerboard. A 1.8 km loop trail built on stilts and dotted with fun and educational panels allows you to explore the site. A 950 m trail accessible to people with reduced mobility (all disabilities) was built in 2014 in addition to the existing interpretation trail.
The two-day Bonnefont installation is supported by a cross-generational group residency in the rural community of Sousmoulins, population 222, that brings together contemporary women artists from Georgia, and Bordeaux, and aims to address the collective necessity to redefine women’s roles as part of a whole, and to find new ways of living in the world by rethinking boundaries, and examining hybridity in all forms. glo is home in the journey, to weave a strong link between rural, nature sites as intentional spaces for global biodiversity that comes together through live art happenings of intention, and repair, full of beautiful strangers who share their narratives without being formalized.
This project is made possible by an Oakspace Residency, with the generous support of Chinese-American artist and cultural leader Patricia Chen. This project is made possible by Marais de Bonnefont et des Bordelais, and Festival Zou.

Intervention: Marais de Bonnefont
2021-09-19 11:00 - 13:00 (Asia/Krasnoyarsk) | Marais de Bonnefont
i came to explore the sun, of something more permanent, the moves are maps
Sun. Sept 19, 2021
4am EST, 11am international
10am EST, 5pm international
Marais de Bonnefont Marsh Nature Reserve
Mayrinchac-Lentour, France
free and public
Offering perspective on breathing, intention, and presence, glo actively challenges us to slowly navigate through an entire space, and together, think about what nature can teach the world about gender, intimacy, equity, prayer, and collective power.
i came to explore the sun, of something more permanent, the moves are maps is an ongoing site-based research piece by glo founder Lauri Stallings. This iterative project’s first cycle consisted of a film documentary of a live art intervention commissioned by Meridian Herald for the Proctor Creek Watershed, a historically neglected region of Atlanta. Excerpts of the film were shown at the ACLU of Georgia Gala.
For this iteration, poet, weaver, and moving artist Vinisha Browne, and moving artist and LAB lead Mary Jane Pennington will map nature reserves through aural and choreographic repair movements, generated on site in glo’s Corner Studio, of its own kind, in need of repair, in a reclaimed 19th-century factory space.
The Bonnefont Marsh Nature Reserve is located on the territory of France’s Causses du Quercy Regional Nature Park. The 42-hectare site includes the largest reed bed in Bordeaux as well as flooded areas, dry lawns or juniper moors that stretch out on the hillsides above the marsh.The nature reserve, on which more than 247 species of plants have been identified, contains one of the rare fern stations in the marshes as well as the Mercury agrion and the succise checkerboard. A 1.8 km loop trail built on stilts and dotted with fun and educational panels allows you to explore the site. A 950 m trail accessible to people with reduced mobility (all disabilities) was built in 2014 in addition to the existing interpretation trail.
The two-day Bonnefont installation is supported by a cross-generational group residency in the rural community of Sousmoulins, population 222, that brings together contemporary women artists from Georgia, and Bordeaux, and aims to address the collective necessity to redefine women’s roles as part of a whole, and to find new ways of living in the world by rethinking boundaries, and examining hybridity in all forms. glo is home in the journey, to weave a strong link between rural, nature sites as intentional spaces for global biodiversity that comes together through live art happenings of intention, and repair, full of beautiful strangers who share their narratives without being formalized.
This project is made possible by an Oakspace Residency, with the generous support of Chinese-American artist and cultural leader Patricia Chen. This project is made possible by Marais de Bonnefont et des Bordelais, and Festival Zou.

March on Variations!
2021-10-08 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-10-15 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-10-29 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-11-12 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-11-19 10:00 - 13:00, 2021-11-26 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-12-03 13:00 - 16:00, 2021-12-10 13:00 - 16:00 UTC

Conversation series / Future Frequencies: cycle
2021-10-19 19:00 - 20:00 UTC | virtual
Tuesday, Oct. 19
7pm
virtual
A three-part conversation series engaging Fulton County residents in glo’s ongoing choreography counter MAPPING research of the Proctor Creek Watershed as a container for biodiversity. glo’s collaborative practice will open up digital space as a site for rejuvenation, with and in partnership with local activists and artists. Conversations will center the idea that spending significant time in specific natural spaces, those areas become part of our microbiome; but also biodiversity, and the history of how diverse groups have continually been creative problem-solvers within a society that refuses to center our needs.

A cycle of Future Frequencies project.

flooding soma perceptions as higher nature frequencies for love
2021-10-23 18:30 - 22:30 UTC
October 23
lauri stallings + glo create a new world living installation in the hambidge gala, for ceremony, celebration, and community of lonnie holley.

Tanz Farm: Morgan Bobrow-Williams: THE RUNNING PROJECT
2021-10-25 - 2021-10-31 | West End
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.
October 25-31
public spaces in West End, Atlanta
free and public
glo’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.

Conversation series / Future Frequencies: cycle
2021-12-07 19:00 - 20:00 UTC | virtual
Tuesday, Dec. 7

7pm
virtual
A three-part conversation series engaging Fulton County residents in glo’s ongoing choreography counter MAPPING research of the Proctor Creek Watershed as a container for biodiversity. glo’s collaborative practice will open up digital space as a site for rejuvenation, with and in partnership with local activists and artists. Conversations will center the idea that spending significant time in specific natural spaces, those areas become part of our microbiome; but also biodiversity, and the history of how diverse groups have continually been creative problem-solvers within a society that refuses to center our needs.
A cycle of Future Frequencies project. glo civic actions, projects, and programs are entirely free and public.

Who is here with us? group action
2021-12-09 12:00 - 13:30 UTC | Zoom
Who is here with us?
group action
Thursday, December 9, 12pm EST
Zoom registration here
On December 9 we invite you to some poetic clarity with the inaugural all women cohort of the first of its kind in the world Social and Environmental Arts Practice MFA created and led by artist, freedom fighter, and Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors at Prescott College. The conversation will trace the development of research / experiments by Cindy Bonaparte, Janelle Dunlap, Ilasiea Gray, Katherine Martin, Martine McDonald, Zakiyyah Modeste, Nico Paz, Shaina Simmons, and social practice choreographer and glo founder lauri stallings. Composed of notes, poetry, fragments of essays, video, archives of earlier work, and photos, together, these entwined materials create a new socio-poetic form. Who is here with us? invites a moment to sit with you and our art, field ideas, individual social practices, and story fragments, to reflect on the measures of presumed proximity with our interventions, activation sites and research subjects, and open up space for the particular intimacies and fragilities that never get written up in more conventional academic writing. Who is here with us will be guided by glo praxis + writing lead curator, Candice Thompson. glo projects and initiatives are entirely free and public.
