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THE SECOND COMING BENEFIT EXHIBITION MARKS OUTSTANDING SUCCESS FOR THE CREATIVES PROJECT
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  NOVEMBER 2, 2011 (Atlanta, Georgia):
 
 In a night deemed mysterious, ethereal, and hauntingly beautiful, The Creatives Project (TCP) welcomed more than 300 guests to THE SECOND COMING Art Exhibition and Benefit Friday, October 14th. Held at The Goat Farm  Arts Center in West Midtown, the celebratory evening included a  captivating video presentation, abstract art installations, a sculpture  garden, and free-floating gallery walls of paintings and photography.  Works by critically acclaimed artists TINDELMICHI, Corrina Sephora Mensoff, Amandine Drouet, Shana Robbins and Neda Abghari were featured in the main gallery, while a side gallery showcased artwork from TCP’s newly announced resident "Artists in Studio": Justin Rabideau, Brandon Sadler, Ashley Schick, Marcy Starz, Nikki Starz, Hannah Perner-Wilson, Margaret Hiden, Jerushia Graham, and the work of the youth they mentor through TCP’s nonprofit beneficiary One Love Generation.  
 Keeping with the spirit of collaboration, the evening also featured musical performances by members of Jack of Hearts, BOSCO,  and special guest violinist Lindsay Fisher, with cocktails courtesy of  Grey Goose Vodka and light bites from Westside Pie and Ormsby’s. Guests  were treated to a Dewar’s Scotch tasting while they browsed the  exhibition. The magical mood was set courtesy of designers Branden M. Collins and The Big Up. The diverse crowd included artists and musicians, entrepreneurs, business and gallery owners, and community leaders such as Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall. "The future of Atlanta lies in the hands of our creatives and in  innovative groups like The Creatives Project. They deserve all the  support we can give," said Hall.  TCP founder and Executive Director Neda Abghari remarked on the evening’s success: “It  was truly touching to share this special night with Atlanta. So many  individuals came together to bring this vision to life and we are so  grateful to every one of them. We strived to create an intimate evening,  inviting each of our guests to join the TCP family, and we feel so  rewarded with the results. Thank you all.” 
 The  Creatives Project would like to extend a special thank you to the Host  Committee and Advisory Board, the volunteers, the staff at The Goat Farm  Arts Center, all of the artists who performed and participated, the set  designers, the media supporters, and all of the TCP sponsors – Grey  Goose Vodka, FUZE Beverage, BINDERS, Colorchrome, Trinity Productions and Teka Photography.  For 2012, The Creatives Project looks forward to a lively year,  supporting the community even further through the expansion of its  studio and housing initiatives, arts education, and exhibition programs. |  | 
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 EXTRA SPECIAL THANK YOUS!!!
 
 Red Adley
 Kevin Archer
 Amy Armour
 Allie Bashuk
 Leslie Battle
 Robin Bernat
 Brittany Bosco
 Kristi Brantley
 Kevin Cole
 Branden Collins
 David Courtright
 Danny Davis
 Scott Deloach
 Mark Dinatale
 Stephen Donehoo
 Greg Evans
 Kevin Farmer
 Felicia Feaster
 Omar Ferer
 Lindsay Fisher
 Ben Goldman
 Gerlinda Grimes
 Kwanza Hall
 Anthony Harper
 Dean Hill
 Michael Hipple
 Peter Leafman
 Jennifer Lester
 Catherine Maddox Arin Mason
 Alex Martinez
 Chris Melhouse
 Linda Melrose
 Angela Moland
 Laura Moody
 Sean McHugh
 Justin Newton
 John O'Neill
 Tabia Parker
 John Rhodes
 Keif Schleifer
 Stuart Shapiro
 Dana Hazels Seith
 Karen Smiley
 Preston Snyder
 Kelly Teasley
 Jay Tribby
 Theo Tyson
 Wyatt Williams
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 The  Creatives Project (TCP)’s mission is to enrich and strengthen the local  community through quality arts-based education and outreach, while  celebrating and elevating the city’s visual and performing artists.
 
  
 “The Creatives Project began in 2007 as a photo documentary on Southern artists, specifically those living  in Atlanta, by native Neda Abghari... Four years later, TCP’s mission of  enriching and strengthening the local arts community through education  and outreach has grown. From fostering mentor relationships for the  younger generation of artists, to providing studio space and  artist-in-residency programs, TCP is an integral part of the Atlanta  arts scene.” - Dana Hazels Seith for MSN.com
  
 ARTS + EDUCATION + COMMUNITY + COMMERCE =
 A HAPPY ATLANTA
 
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