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Today Maybe Forever

Today Maybe Forever

A Society and Culture podcast
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Today Maybe Forever

Today Maybe Forever

Today Maybe Forever

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Today Maybe Forever

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Metal Artist Corrina Sephora talks about putting together her latest exhibition, “Blood of the Earth”, a group show that focuses on the myriad of ways that people interact with guns in their daily lives. Sephora also shares some perspective on
The Directors of Komansé Dance Theater discuss “Skid”, their new production that tackles issues of gentrification and homelessness.Recorded live at Gallery 72, they delve into how much they’ve grown since their first production in 2017, the p
Visual artist Lewinale Havette discusses her work as a reflection of her cultural history as a Liberian artist living and working in America. Recorded live at Gallery 72, Havette delves into the process of placing herself in her work as a for
Augmented Reality Artist Petie Parker discusses art, technology, and some of the decisions that have shaped his career.Recorded live at Gallery 72, Parker breaks down why he prefers Augmented Reality to Virtual Reality, his transition from be
Curator and Producer Antwanette McLaughlin of The Spice Group talks about developing the Trap Music Museum.Recorded live at Gallery 72, McLaughlin discusses trap culture, how the museum came together, and hip-hop artist T.I.’s involvement in
Visual artist and photographer Ken West joins Floyd Hall to talk about “The Beauty of Everyday Thangs,” the latest exhibition by West on display at Gallery 72. Recorded live at Gallery 72, West discusses his approach to photography, his proce
Photographic Artist Sheila Pree Bright joins cultural producer Floyd Hall in this discussion about photography, Atlanta, and using the camera to document social conditions, activism/protest, and human stories.Recorded live at Gallery 72, Pree
Photographer Melissa Alexander joins cultural producer Floyd Hall in this discussion about photography, Atlanta and the emotional context of her work.Recorded live at Gallery 72, Alexander reflects on the gallery's current exhibition, “Rusty
Photographer Kaya Faery joins cultural producer Floyd Hall in this discussion about photography, Atlanta and impact of emotion, compassion and artistic growth.Recorded live at Gallery 72, Faery shares her response to the work in the gallery's
Photographer Natrice Miller joins cultural producer Floyd Hall in this discussion about photography, Atlanta and impact of documenting local communities.Recorded live at Gallery 72, Miller shares her response to gallery's current exhibition,
Photographer John Stephens joins cultural producer Floyd Hall in this discussion about photography, Atlanta and impact of documenting local communities.Recorded live at Gallery 72, Stephens reflects on the gallery's current exhibition, “Rusty
Artist, curator and archivist Pellom McDaniels, III joins cultural producer Floyd Hall in this discussion about photography, the archival process, and his areas of interest and research.Recorded live at Gallery 72, McDaniels gives some cultur
Michi Meko talks about how artists Nipsey Hussle, Alice Coltrane and Jimi Hendrix are of interest to him right now, developing artistic language around trauma and history, and how he creates space for home (Alabama) in his life and work.IN SP
Alex Acosta talked about his roots in Hip-Hop and the origin of Soul Food Cypher, Atlanta’s role in Hip-Hop, the state of freestyling as an art form and the responsibility of preserving culture. IN SPACE is a collection of conversations with
Shannon Evans discusses the convergence of art, food entrepreneurship and guiding Studio No. 7, inspiring new ventures on her horizon, plus how the creative community and policy makers might find ways to work better together.IN SPACE is a col
Tiffany Latrice talks about her early art career, creating capacity and opportunity for black women artists in Atlanta and what led her to start TILA Studios.IN SPACE is a collection of conversations with Atlanta-based artists, curators, crea
T. Lang talked about what’s inspiring her, where she sees her leverage for capturing value for her work, interpreting dance in contemporary Hip-Hop and how she adjusts to changes in her body as movement artist. IN SPACE is a collection of co
Teresa Bramlette Reeves talks about her connection to the early history of Atlanta Contemporary, the importance of Nexus Press, some of her favorite projects and how she transitions between roles as both artist and curator. IN SPACE is a coll
Dubelyoo shares some thoughts his role of artist and curator with Art, Beats + Lyrics, and the importance of capturing culture and drawing inspiration through travel. IN SPACE is a collection of conversations with Atlanta-based artists, curat
Mark Leibert shares some perspective on his fascination with process, his dance background, Day & Night Projects and his approach to teaching.IN SPACE is a collection of conversations with Atlanta-based artists, curators, creators, makers, le
Multidisciplinary artist Theaster Gates gave a public talk at Emory University in 2016 entitled "Black Space", in which he talked about his approach to framing ideas and building altars to the everyday Black experience.
Shamim M. Momin, director and curator at public art organization Los Angeles Nomadic Division, gives a public talk at Atlanta Contemporary. Momin discusses some of her organization's philosophy on public art, some of the memorable projects, and
Printmaker Jamaal Barber talks about how he got his start as a printmaker, finding his point of view as an artist, and why Emory Douglas’ work inspires him. Barber also shares some thoughts on his book, “Color Theory”, and his exhibition “ BRIG
George and Esohe Galbreath discuss their art careers, their relationship, collecting art, and the many roles they play in the arts ecosystem."Every time we buy a piece of artwork, we support a small black business entity."Music Composed by:
Being in transit. Grappling with the inside and outside versions ourselves. Dealing with the process of immigrating to America. Negotiating different cultures and notions around what it means to be a stranger. Being both present and absent. The
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