Tech Arts Festival 2024

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Through creative workshops, programming, and arts cultivation + collaboration, the annual Tech Arts Festival aims to highlight the power of arts, belonging, and community at Georgia Tech.

Georgia Tech Arts’ mission is to infuse the Georgia Tech community with creativity, connecting students to exceptional art experiences. We aim to foster a vibrant arts community that amplifies impact, builds connections, and supports student well-being. Through performances, exhibitions, and an unwavering support for creativity, we aim to make art a central pathway to belonging at Georgia Tech - a place where creativity thrives, and together, we shape a future where the arts are embedded into our community.

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Registration for events encouraged but not required.

Monday, April 15 • 6-8 PM • Arts Plaza

BSCO x BiD Meets the Arts

with Black Student Computing Organization & Blacks in Design

BSCO is a newly reformed black student organization that supports students majoring in Computer Science, Computational Media, and Computer Engineering. We support our students following our three pillars – academic support, community security and corporate engagement. This event allows students to find the connection between creative arts and computing disciplines using project-based learning, applicable to student resumes and future careers.

Learn more about BSCO | Instagram • Online

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Tuesday, April 16 • 11 AM - 2 PM • Tech Green

ARTlanta

with SCPC

Welcome to ARTlanta, a city-themed art-making event where you can explore a variety of craftmaking, from painting and collages, to tie-dye, tea blending, movement and more! Join us at Tech Green on April 16 where creativity is at your fingertips!

SCPC’s Mission: The Student Center Programs Council seeks to visibly impact the entire Georgia Tech community by setting the standard for student led programming and leadership development. We seek to encourage and inspire leadership by providing unparalleled resources for personal and professional growth to our members who reflect the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of the community we serve. We strive to consistently provide fun and high-quality programs that appeal to all demographics of the Georgia Tech community. We promote unity and inclusivity not only among our members, but among the campus organizations and departments by actively seeking collaboration and fostering a positive atmosphere throughout the campus.

Learn more about SCPC | Instagram • Online

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Wednesday, April 17 • 12-2 PM • Arts Plaza

Brush & Bloom

led by Belinda Person

Brush & Bloom is a project aimed at providing individuals with the opportunity to explore their creativity and express themselves through art. This project seeks to empower participants by offering pre-drawn stretch canvases, paint, and brushes, giving them the tools they need to unleash their artistic potential.

Benefits of this project are self-expression and stress relief. Engaging in artistic activities has been proven to promote self-expression and serve as a therapeutic outlet for stress relief. By participating in this project, individuals will have the chance to alleviate their everyday pressures and indulge in a calming and fulfilling artistic experience.

Learn more about Brush & Bloom | Instagram • Online

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Thursday, April 18 • 11 AM - 1 PM • Ferst Center Lobby

Off The Page: A Performance Workshop

with Poetry @ Tech ft. Sam Sax

What language requires speech? What can we learn from thinking through the poem as a performance score or sheet music? In this generative workshop we'll explore what's possible in the performed poem that isn't on the page, we'll take a look at some recordings of performed poems, do some of our own writing, and go through some exercises aimed at making us better performers of our own work. Free lunch provided.

Learn more about Poetry @ Tech | Online
Learn more about Sam Sax | Instagram • Online

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Thursday, April 18 • 7-9 PM • Arts Plaza

There's Something In The Water Film Screening

with Kamryn Harris

Be the first to catch the premiere screening of There's Something In The Water. Get ready to dive into an unforgettable experience as we explore the stories of talented artists emerging from an unsuspecting community. Most people have no idea that this community of creatives exists at a school like Georgia Tech. We’re talking incredibly talented artists who studied engineering but are actively pursuing their creative passions. There are more than you would imagine, but here we tell the story of three. There must be something beneath the surface that has cultivated this - something greater than what we can see. There Is Something In The Water. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be the first to see the film. This film was made possible by the support of Georgia Tech Arts

Learn more about Kamryn Harris and Ryn Productions | Instagram • Online • Watch TSITW trailer

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Friday, April 19 • 2-6 PM • Arts Plaza

Art BloC

with DJ Lodi Dodi • Paint n Sit ATL • Chef Baker • GT TekStyles • GT Salsa Club • GT Creatives

Tech Arts Festival is an annual series of creative workshops, programming, and arts cultivation + collaboration, hosted by Georgia Tech Arts. To celebrate the dynamically gifted talents of students and organizations campus wide, we’re coming together for the Art BloC finale to provide invigorating sounds, collective movement, and expressions of freedom as we amplify the arts here at Georgia Tech.

Co-hosts: GT Creatives

A community of creatives at Georgia Tech giving students a platform where they can express themselves through art, expose them to new avenues of creativity, and inspire them to continuously cultivate their artistic passions.

Lineup

DJ Lodi Dodi • Innovative Grooves, Endless Moves! DJ Lodi Dodi is a talented female DJ hailing from the vibrant music scene of Atlanta with a career spanning over 8 years!
2-4 PM • Paint n Sit • Cultivate love for ourselves and others through art, bringing our attention to the present moment with kindness and compassion.
3-6 PM • Chef Baker Caribbean Food Truck • An American soul food, Caribbean, and BBQ quick service food truck and catering service that offers delicious, multicultural foods.
3:30-4:15 PM • GT TekStyles Cypher and Showcase • Tekstyles is Georgia Tech's premier hip hop dance club. The club operates with the goal of promoting the Atlanta dance scene on Georgia Tech's campus.
4:30-6 PM • GT Salsa Club Beginner Workshop and Social • The Salsa Club at Georgia Tech brings classes, dance parties, nightlife, performance, and competitions to students, faculty, and staff interested in club-style Latin dancing.

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Through creative workshops, programming, and arts cultivation + collaboration, the annual Tech Arts Festival aims to highlight the power of arts, belonging, and community at Georgia Tech.

Registration for events encouraged but not required.

Monday, April 15 • 6-8 PM • Arts Plaza

BSCO x BiD Meets the Arts

Tuesday, April 16 • 11 AM - 2 PM • Tech Green

ARTlanta

Wednesday, April 17 • 12-2 PM • Arts Plaza

Brush & Bloom

Thursday, April 18 • 11 AM - 1 PM • Ferst Center Lobby

Off The Page: A Performance Workshop

Thursday, April 18 • 7-9 PM • Arts Plaza

There's Something In The Water Film Screening

Friday, April 19 • 2-6 PM • Arts Plaza

Art BloC

Co-hosts: GT Creatives

Lineup

Reminder, registration for events encouraged but not required.

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