Atlanta Contemporary, Atlanta GA | Nearby Businesses

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535 Means St NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
(404) 688-1970

The Rialto Center for the Arts is a true marketplace of ideas and culture. We host phenomenal events and artistic performances ranging from dance to spoken word to film to music. Be sure to check out our Twitter @RialtoCenter, Instagram @rialtocenter, and Snapchat rialtocenter.

Studio No. 7 is a flexible creative space in downtown Atlanta. We house an art gallery, cafe, bar and two outdoor spaces. Our eclectic venue is used for corporate mixers, product launches, weddings and other events that are looking for a unique environment. Some evenings we provide a wide variety of public events featuring local creatives. They range from art openings to live music to cocktail classes. Check our calendar to find out what's happening. If you need a space to have a meeting, throw an event or soak up some local culture...this is your place.

Westside Cultural Arts & Events Center (WCAC) is a new iconic event facility in West Midtown located minutes from the heart of Midtown Atlanta, Turner Broadcasting, and Georgia Tech. We are not your Buckhead venue — our space is updated but true to its past, located in an old warehouse and still shows its original character with its cement floors and columns. Reminiscent of the industry past of West Midtown but modernized for today. Featuring our new gallery in residence, curated by Anthony Liggins, the Westside Cultural Arts Center is the new premiere fine art exhibition and event center in Atlanta.

Sandler Hudson Gallery opened in 1989 featuring the work of contemporary artists from the Southeastern region. Since that time the gallery has continued its commitment to exhibiting provocative work in all media, by emerging and established artists nationwide. Sandler Hudson also provides client services including placement, installation and cataloging of your collection The gallery is located in the historic Westside district of Atlanta’s Midtown area. Sandler Hudson Gallery is owned by Atlanta natives, Robin Sandler and Debbie Hudson, who have been actively involved in Atlanta’s art community since 1982.

Gallery 72 is a municipally owned art gallery located in the heart of downtown Atlanta. The Gallery is located in the lobby of City owned 72 Marietta street building. It is free and open to the public to access. The gallery was opened in 2014, and has since focused on serving local talent including individual artists, local galleries, arts organizations, and curators. The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs is proud to host a contemporary art gallery which adds to the growing and progressive arts scene of Atlanta.

Re-developed and restored loft-style buildings that date back to the 1880's located in West Midtown Atlanta. This area is home to renowned restaurants, specialty shops and professional firms. Minutes from the heart of downtown Atlanta. www.midtownwest.com

We are located in the Westside creative district of Atlanta, Georgia. The gallery intentionally feels inviting, comfortable and open. We welcome customers as guests rather than clients, encouraging them to casually and unhurriedly explore, and to ask questions about the paintings and the artists. The works on display – colorful, approachable, and livable – mirror the gallery’s overall philosophy that original art should be neither distancing nor intimidating, but made available to inspire us all. After a visit to Gregg Irby Gallery – whether in person or online – the same welcoming ethos and personable environment that define the Gallery’s overall approach is offered. Each guest comes away feeling compelled to add something irresistibly fresh and original to their homes and lives.

How might we develop new pathways and increase access to economic opportunity for all? Together with the PwC Charitable Foundation, the Starbucks Foundation, SAP and the Committee for Children New Mission Ventures Fund, the Points of Light Civic Accelerator is seeking innovative social ventures that are working to create greater, more accessible pathways to economic opportunity in communities across the U.S. We believe three things: 1. The most promising social innovations come from entrepreneurs who apply their talent and tenacity to "do good" to solve society's most pressing challenges 2. Access to economic opportunity is a key ingredient for strong, healthy, and vibrant communities. 3. Scalable solutions to economic challenges must include engaging people and leveraging their time, talent, voice and money. The potential solutions are many. From interventions in early childhood education and veteran re-entry, to financial literacy and 21st century skills development, we are interested in exploring a range of solutions and approaches together. We're looking for innovative technologies, platforms, and other models that create positive economic outcomes for the communities in which they operate. Setting the Stage -1 in 5 children in the United States live in families with incomes below the poverty level -The US continues to face a skills gap of 4 million jobs unfilled -2 in 5 hiring managers find that recent grads are not prepared for a job in their field of study -The annual cost of the achievement gap in the United States is equal to that of an economic recession While our challenge focuses on economic opportunity, we are interested in including the various dimensions of this issue such as youth development, education, workforce readiness, and community engagement and development.

Our job is to connect people to their power to make a difference. Feel free to post volunteer opportunities on our Facebook wall and use our page to create discussion around civic service. We want to hear your volunteer engagement strategies, comments, and ideas! We reserve the right to delete anything that is inappropriate or off topic from our mission.

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The Georgia Tech Cycling Team competes in collegiate bicycle racing in the Southeastern Collegiate Cycling Conference (SECCC) We compete in both road (spring) and mountain (fall) bike events and there are usually around 8 races per season in each discipline. The races are held by schools in the conference and take place throughout the Southeast in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Collegiate racing is divided into A, B, and C class, which correspond to Expert, Sport and Beginner for mountain, and Cat 1-3, 4, and 5 for road.

How can AIESEC Georgia Tech help you? Join us as a member and develop your leadership skills, or go abroad as a global intern or volunteer! Shoot us an email and start your path towards global citizenship today.

Since 1937, the Puppeteers of America has presented festivals to spotlight the best in puppetry in all its forms. The National Puppetry Festival is held every two years and brings together puppeteers and friends from around the world to study, share, inspire, enlighten, entertain, and be entertained.

Ever wonder who’s behind that crazy festival in the Student Center, that big concert in the Burger Bowl, or that epic speaker in the Ferst Center? The Student Center Programs Council is Georgia Tech’s premier programming community, and SCPCers make those events happen. Our diverse membership of dedicated student leaders brainstorm, plan, and execute an array of forty campus events per year. These programs can be entertaining, thought-provoking, educational, energizing, or anything in between, but most of all they must be FUN. It’s who we are, what we have, and what we hope to bring to campus forty times a year.

To promote Asian Awareness throughout the Georgia Tech community while incorporating the beliefs of different Asian cultures and heritages that unite under one brotherhood. To impart the value of Integrity through the strengths of Honor, Loyalty, and Respect. Xi Kappa Fraternity, Inc. is committed to developing men of excellence through the individual’s integrity; a culmination of honor, loyalty, and respect, by facilitating its members’ well being, instilling high moral standards, and advocating for community development and Asian American issues.

The Georgia Tech Student Foundation (GTSF) awards grants to student organizations and students whose ideas or projects enhance Georgia Tech. Grants are funded from an endowment, which is managed by the Investments Committee. Members of the GTSF are responsible for raising funds to increase the organization's endowment, overseeing a diverse portfolio in the financial markets, and allocating the funds to worthy student projects. The organization is run by a Board of Trustees, which supports the seven committees.

"The Child is the father of the Man." ~William Wordsworth Committed to the education of underprivileged children in India, Asha for Education is founded on the belief that all children hold the future of a country in their hands. To invest in them is the only way to ensure a healthy, productive and prosperous nation we strive to see. We are the Atlanta chapter of Asha for Education. Started out in 2002, we currently support several educational projects in India with the help of our volunteers and supporters here in Atlanta as well as across the US. Visit our website to check out our projects and events and to see how we're making a difference! http://www.ashanet.org/atlanta Whether you're a friend of Asha-Atlanta's who wants to give an encouraging shout out, a potential volunteer, or simply a supporter who wants to keep up with our news and events in and around Atlanta area, go ahead and "LIKE" this page. We'll keep you posted!