Georgia Tech Arts

Atlanta Art Fair is almost here! 👀

Visit Pullman Yards Oct. 1–4 to experience Strange Intimacies, presented by Georgia Tech Arts and the Public Art Futures Lab. Through works by Heidi Biggs, Shelly Boehm, Belinda Person, and Allie Teixeira Riggs, discover an exhibition exploring bodies, environments, and a changing climate through art, technology, and experimentation.

📍 Pullman Yards | Porter Hall
📅 Oct. 1–4

The Edible Haunted House Contest is BACK for Season II! 👻

Grab your team and put your creativity to the test as you compete to build the ultimate edible haunted house. Expect surprise twists, mystery ingredients, fun challenges, and plenty of Halloween chaos along the way. 🎃

Prizes and bragging rights are on the line!

Bring your own decorating materials and/or use materials provided by GT Arts.

Sign up your team today! Link in bio.

🎻 OK Cello is coming to the Ferst Center Oct. 9!

Experience a bold fusion of classical cello, jazz, soul and improvisation as OK Cello takes the stage at Georgia Tech. Don’t wait to make your plans. Get your tickets now!

📅 Friday, Oct. 9
📍 Ferst Center for the Arts
🎟️ arts.gatech.edu/presents

Join us for the GT Arts Community Salon for Faculty and Staff — an evening to connect with fellow arts leaders across Georgia Tech, swap ideas and resources, hear what others are working on, and find potential collaborators ahead of the upcoming GT Arts Catalyst Grant deadline.

📅 Oct. 9 | 6–7 p.m.
📍 Georgia Tech

Come meet your creative community at Tech. Link in bio for details!

What happens when art, technology, and our changing environment intersect?

Explore Strange Intimacies at Atlanta Art Fair 2026, presented collaboratively by Georgia Tech Arts and the Public Art Futures Lab. Featuring works by Heidi Biggs, Shelly Boehm, Belinda Person, and curator Allie Teixeira Riggs, the exhibition explores our connections to the ecological systems around us.

📅 Oct. 1–4 | Pullman Yards

In a fast-paced environment like Georgia Tech, taking time to slow down, breathe, and reflect is essential. Early this month, our community used art as a powerful tool for emotional well-being and mindfulness.

Here is a quick look at how we recharged at the Ferst Center:
• Exhibition & Panel: Exploring the deep bond between mental health and art.
• Printmaking: Crafting custom tote bags for emotional release with Jasmin Warnock.
• Neural Threads: Soothing the nervous system using natural textile dyes with Honey Pierre.
• Sound Bath: Tuning into pure rest and restoration with Ruby Velle.

Thank you to everyone who stepped away from the desks to create and reset with us. We hope to see you all back at GT Arts very soon for our next event! 🐝✨

A look back at the opening of Biophilia at the Georgia Tech Library’s Interactive Media Zone. 🌿🎨

Supported by a GT Arts Catalyst Grant, Biophilia explored the connections between art, technology and nature through physical paintings by Belinda Person and an immersive virtual experience created in collaboration with Professor Krystian Ramogan.

Thank you to everyone who joined us to experience the installation!

Last week, Ruby Velle joined GT Arts for an immersive Sound Bath Session at the Ferst Center, creating space for rest, reflection and reconnection through sound.

This Friday, experience Ruby in a whole new way as Ruby Velle & The Soulphonics take the Ferst Center stage!

🎟️ Get your tickets now — and if you already have a ticket, bring a friend for FREE!

📅 Friday, Sept. 18
📍 Ferst Center for the Arts

Don’t miss it. Visit arts.gatech.edu/presents for tickets and details.

Happening TODAY! Join from 4:30–6 p.m. at the Ferst Center for a songwriting workshop!

Meet members of the band, explore the creative process, and get inspired ahead of their live performance this Friday, Sept. 18. No experience necessary — come join us!

🎤 Songwriting Workshop
📍 Ferst Center for the Arts
⏰ Today | 4:30–6 p.m.

Then catch Ruby Velle and the Soulphonics LIVE this Friday at the Ferst Center!

GT Arts is headed to Atlanta Art Fair 2026! 🎨 Oct. 1–4 at Pullman Yards, discover Strange Intimacies, presented collaboratively by Georgia Tech Arts and the Public Art Futures Lab.

Curated by Allie Teixeira Riggs, the exhibition features works by Heidi Biggs, Shelly Boehm, Belinda Person, and Allie Teixeira Riggs exploring relationships between bodies, environments, and a changing climate.

📍 Pullman Yards | Porter Hall
📅 Oct. 1–4