Michael Coleman's "Risk Taking Art Exhibition" at the Emma Darnell Aviation Museum showcases seven works that explore the theme of risk and its impact on progress and stagnation.

Marietta Square will host Art in the Park, featuring over 220 artists and various activities, including the Chalk Spot for kids, from August 31 to September 2, 2024.

The CDC Museum in Atlanta displays an art exhibit, "Stand & Witness: Art in the Time of COVID-19," reflecting on life during the pandemic through various artists' works.

Atlanta is vying to host the Sundance Film Festival from 2027, offering $2 million and highlighting its film-friendly environment as strengths. Mayor Dickens backs the bid, emphasizing the city's diversity and economic prospects.

Acworth is collaborating with ACA to create the Rena Hilton Theatre at the Roberts School Community Center, aiming to enrich the local arts scene and encourage community involvement.

The Sandy Springs City Council approved the acquisition of four new sculptures, expanding their public art collection to 33 pieces, including three purchased pieces and one donation.

Lawrenceville is soliciting proposals for a new community mural near Georgia Gwinnett College, with a paint-by-numbers section for public participation. Submissions are open until July 26, 2024.

The Marietta Gone with the Wind Museum is hosting a garden party event featuring new costume exhibits and rare items, with activities, photo opportunities, and memorabilia sales.

The Fleurs de Villes ARTISTE flower show will make its Atlanta debut at Phipps Plaza, featuring floral mannequins and demonstrations, with various luxury retailers participating.

The "Migration Exhibit" at the Aviation Fulton County Museum has concluded, with a final reception highlighting connections between the artworks and human narratives of migration.

"City of Kings: Atlanta," a film by Will Feagins, explores Atlanta's graffiti scene, featuring interviews with influential artists and showcasing the vibrant street art culture. The documentary is available for streaming at the Hip Hop Cinefest.

The Praise House art installation in Decatur, GA, celebrates African American history in the Beacon Hill neighborhood, combining visual art, music, storytelling, and archival photos.

Dunwoody High School students have their artworks displayed in local storefronts, transforming the city into an open-air gallery, with the top 15 creators awarded $200 each.