TCP Resident Hannah Perner-Wilson collaborates with great performers!

We are so proud of TCP Artist-in-Studio resident Hannah Perner-Wilson! TCP's spirit of collaboration continues through Hannah's work. Extremely interactive for viewers and collectors, her creations have lead to collaborative pieces for inclusion in performative works.

For the past six months Hannah has been working on a pair of data gloves for musician Imogen Heap, who will be performing her new song with them. The performance will stream live from the UK TODAY Sunday April 22nd, 2:30pm EST. Watch the live stream here  or if you missed it re-watch it here!

Hannah has also recently collaborated with Tian Justman on a pulsating LED cape and bed of LED flowers for Saiah's amazing performance of Rua|Wulf. The show runs through April 29th at the Goat Farm Arts Center in Atlanta. Read Burnaway's review here and make sure to check it out!

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Visit our artists this month at Sam Flax in support of One Love Generation!

As many of you know, TCP's Artist-in-Residency Program provides the amazingly talented youth artists of One Love Generation with artist mentors!

This month our friends over at Sam Flax are hosting an AMAZING fundraiser to support this great organization with the help of great local talents.

Please stop by and say hello. Look for your favorite TCP artist on the flyer below and don't forget to check out the final auction on March 31st at the Goat Farm Arts Center for your chance to get in on the action!

TCP's own Justin Rabideau's "WASTE NOT" Exhibition opens this friday at Barbara Archer Gallery

Our dear Justin Rabideau, TCP Artist-in-Studio Resident, has been putting his residency to great use in preparation for his most recent exhibit "WASTE NOT". It opens Friday Mar 2nd, from 7 to 10pm at Barbara Archer Gallery and will remain on view until March 24th.

Justin working in his studio: image courtesy of the artist

"WASTE NOT" portrays two artists grappling with change, transformation, and re-interpretation. Justin Rabideau extracts meaning and purpose from forgotten materials, while James Bridges preserves moments by abstracting them to the point of essence. The artists savor everything, letting nothing go to waste.

This exhibit has been organized and curated by our friends over at Dashboard Co-op.

We can't wait to see you there!

"Untitled" image courtesy of artist

"Falling Through" image courtesy of artist

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Jonathan Williams joins our team!

welcoming our newest addition!

We are proud to introduce Jonathan Williams as Editor-in-Chief of TCP's "The Creative Process". Jonathan and TCP go way back! We are so excited to be reunited with one of our favorite Atlanta culture writers. Through this column, Jonathan will give you a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the "creative process" of our resident artists and lecturers, as well as an in-depth view of our mentorship programs, art shows, and events.  

check out Jonathan's first story

Jonathan is the Editor-in-Chief for WrestlingWithPopCulture.com. He also writes a monthly art column called Sheer Art Attack for Stomp and Stammer and contributes regularly to such publications as Creative Loafing, Pro Wrestling Illustrated and Drive A Faster Car.