Join the members and friends of the Atlanta Contemporary Music Collective for a concert of new solo and small chamber works! World premiere performances of music written by CMC musicians and friends in the Hapeville Depot Museum's historic room.
The exhibition invites visitors to contemplate the intricacies of migration, diaspora, and belonging. Through the lens of art and storytelling, it illuminates the diverse narratives of the Latine experience in Georgia. The title of the exhibition, “Vivimos Bajo La Misma Luna” is the Spanish translation for “We Live Beneath the Same Moon” and stems from...
Kiara Gilbert (they/them) highlights the power of the queer community in South Fulton through an art show that features original, hand printed pieces that reflect the strength of the local queer scene. They strive to incorporate black LGBTQIA+ history from the area, such as queer changemakers and nightlife. One of the most important aspects of...
Kiara Gilbert was born in Jacksonville, Florida, and attended the historic Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, before earning a BFA Cum Laude from Florida State University. Currently based in Atlanta, Georgia, the artist explores how their emotional landscape is informed by growing up black and queer in the south. Through the use of print...
Contemporary creatives often feel tasked with being innovative, creating something wholly new and unique. However, since the onset of Postmodern society this may have become both an impossibility and oversight. Rather artists often make more relevant and compelling work when they instead pull from the past and make it relevant for today. In Re:Assemble: Making...
Evocative and unflinching, Leigh Ann Culver’s portraits depict the lives and stories of those who have frequently been overlooked or unseen by society. Culver, who spent her childhood in Florida before moving to her current home in Atlanta, finds inspiration in the people, history, and cultural significance of the American South. The region’s complexities and...
Evocative and unflinching, Leigh Ann Culver’s portraits depict the lives and stories of those who have frequently been overlooked or unseen by society. Culver, who spent her childhood in Florida before moving to her current home in Atlanta, finds inspiration in the people, history, and cultural significance of the American South. The region’s complexities and...
Take part in the unveiling of the Hapeville Depot Museum’s new permanent exhibit that sheds light on the former Atlanta Assembly Plant’s fascinating story of civil rights and workers rights. The grand opening of this exciting new exhibition is FREE to the public and will feature light refreshments and an in-depth guided tour through the...
Tours will be given at the top of each hour. Light Refreshments will be served. Free to the public. Please email info@hapevilledepot.org to RSVP. About the Exhibit: The exhibition will delve into not just the fundamental history of the Atlanta Assembly Plant but also the oft unmentioned topics and events such as: discrimination, workers’ rights,...
Opening reception this Saturday, Feb. 17 from 2 – 6pm at the Hapeville Depot Museum and Academy Theatre
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