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More to do on Saturday: “ARTLANTIS, an alternative-gallery arts festival
As if you don’t already have a lot on your plate this weekend, here’s another event that looks intriguing. The sophomore presentation of ARTLANTIS Music & Arts Festival, which takes place Saturday, June 5 at Druid Hills Baptist Church, is a one-stop showcase of Atlanta’s extensive underground art scene.
An installation by the Plastic Aztecs collective.
Though it is organized by Beep Beep Gallery, venues such as Mint Gallery, Eyedrum, Kibbee and WonderRoot will also be displaying artwork.
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4 Comments
James McConnell
Not that I’m disagreeing with the endorsement, but technically Jessica Blankenship from Creative Loafing billed Artlantis as ”a crash course in underground art in Atlanta (and a steamy summer block party while you’re at it).” We just called it fun.
Thanks for the mention Catherine!
jessica blankenship
it’s true. i did say that. if they had said that, it would be a bit, ya know, lame.
Catherine Fox
Oh, I don’t know. Barnum would have considered it a perfect example of shameless self-promotion. But misattributed quotes are a no-no. Jessica, your line is better than what I replaced it with.
james
i wanna stay in the loop
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