WonderRoot

Uniting artists and community to inspire positive social change.

WonderRoot is an Atlanta-based 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization committed to uniting artists and community to inspire positive social change.

04/25/2019

To paraphrase Pat Benatar, hit us with your best shot.

Fire away!
https://www.publicartist.org/call.cfm?id=2242

04/04/2019

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Beam Imagination is proud to be a major partner of by and Host Committee. We seek to tell the untold stories of ten truth-speaking artists and the thirty large-scale and social justice-inspired murals as they are created around . This city's civil rights journey is integral to our continuing conversation around through the arts today as these murals become the lasting public art legacy of the big game.
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04/01/2019

How can creative placemaking strategies help meet affordable housing goals? in Houston, TX uses creative placemaking to “stabilize vulnerable communities.” Learn more about PRH (a kindred spirit of WR) and their work in this blog post by .

Link in bio.

03/28/2019

Guided Mural Tours - Off the Wall - https://mailchi.mp/wonderroot/guided-mural-tours-off-the-wall

03/19/2019

This glorious spring weather is a great time to experience Off the Wall by taking an official Off the Wall Mural Tour les by Amazing Atlanta Tours. Choose a walking or biking tour of the murals to learn more about and the stories told through these powerful artworks.
Sign up link in our bio!
Artwork pictured by Brandan Bmike Odums
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03/18/2019

James Baldwin from “The Creative Process” (1962)
“The artist cannot and must not take anything for granted, but must drive to the heart of every answer and expose the question the answer hides.”

Image source: Esquire

03/14/2019

How can arts & culture affect climate justice work? and Heidi Quante created HighWaterLine which uses art as an innovative tool to help visualize otherwise hard to grasp scientific climate data, start dialogues and spark community resiliency initiatives. Learn more about this initiative highlighted by ArtPlaceAmerica through the link in our bio. Image and quote from HighWaterLine.org.