I almost let five years get away without commemoration. Thanks everyone for watching, helping, and relishing.

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Marni Shindelman and Nate Larson talk about “Geolocation: Atlanta,” the Atlanta Celebrates Photography Public Art project for 2012.

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Following his talk for Atlanta Celebrates Photography, “Photography Changes Everything” author Marvin Heiferman took questions from the audience at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center.

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As part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography 2012, influential curator and writer Marvin Heiferman discusses his newest book, “Photography Changes Everything.” In dialogue with ACAC Artistic Director Stuart Horodner, he offers an overview of the publication’s focus – how photographs shape our understanding of ourselves and the world.

Presented in partnership with the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center.

Audience Q&A followed, that video is coming soon.

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Ryan and I also got a couple of minutes to talk with Todd Selby before the opening reception for his exhibition ”Edible Selby” at Jackson Fine Art. The show is up through Nov. 17.

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Photographer Matthew Pillsbury talks about the work he’s showing in “City Stages,” at Jackson Fine Art through Nov. 17.

Many thanks to Ryan Nabulsi, who conducted this interview.

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Writer, musician, and producer Greg Tate reads from a manifesto, “Kalahari Hopscotch, or Notes Toward a 20 Volume History of Black Science Fiction and Afrofuturism” at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center on Sept. 15, 2012.

The ACAC’s Contemporary Talks series “connects Atlanta audiences with some of the most consequential thinkers and doers in the world of art and culture.”

In part 2, Tate answers question from the audience.

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WonderRoot’s 2012 Walthall Artist Fellows introduce themselves to their fellow artists. Here we meet In Kyoung Chun, Michael Klapthor, Andre Keichian, and Bethany Collins. More will be added to this playlist as they get ready.

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Meg Aubrey‘s “Domiciled” painting and installation exhibition is at whitespace gallery in Atlanta from Sept. 7-Oct. 13, 2012.

The show “deals with the facade of the suburbs and how a perfectly planned community has become the site of isolation.”

Aubrey will give an artist talk at the gallery on Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m.

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