Last Saturday night I partied hard–dancing all night and eating delicious food I took part in Garba. And what exactly is Garba? Garba is a traditional Indian dance, performed to honor the gods, and we all gathered to celebrate this ancient tradition. Read more >
Wednesday evening in Midtown Atlanta was full of pop flair as iconic designer Karim Rashid visited the Pedini Showroom to speak on individualism and trends in the design world. TCS bloggers Heidi Vreeland, Mahwesh Hansraj & Jessica Hunt were on the spot and got to meet the flavorful fellow. Karim stayed until 10PM socializing with guests and signing copies of his book, KarimSpace. Many of his funky fresh product designs were on display, including the Sym Barstool shown above. The event was hosted in conjunction with the Museum of Design Atlanta, and was catered by Brian Harris, Executive Chef of Fusion Café & Catering Inc.
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- Mahwesh H. (Georgia Tech)
KAI LIN ART is launching their 16th exhibit, DREAMSCAPE, featuring four local Atlantan contemporary artists. WALLACE DUVALL, ADAM WELLBORN, GREG NOBLIN & JANIE STAMM each present their own interpretation of ethereal, ephemeral, and explosive dreams using a vast array of processes.
The exhibition opens Friday, June 3rd from 7:00 – 10:00 PM
DREAMSCAPE will run through July 22nd and is sponsored by 42 Below vodka, Goliath Consulting Group, Fenuxe Magazine, Project Q Atlanta, King of Pops, Sufi’s, and LOVE IS ART.
-Mahwesh H. (Georgia Tech)
KAI LIN ART proudly presents the grand opening of our 15th exhibition, FLORA featuring works by Anne Elser, Drew Watts, Karen Divine, and introducing newcomer Lucha Rodriguez! Join Yu Kai at his gallery, and celebrate the blooming of this gorgeous exhibition to welcome the spring.
Exhibition opens Friday, April 15th
7-10pm
FLORA will run through May 27th and is sponsored by Svedka, Fenuxe, Project Q Atlanta, Tantra Lounge, Atlanta G Spots, and LOVE IS ART.
Kindly RSVP by visiting us on Facebook
KAI LIN ART
800 Peachtree Street NE
Suite D
Atlanta GA 30308
info@kailinart.com
404 408 4248
Emory University’s ATeL events presents…SPRING BREAK REHAB, Tomorrow, Thursday March 17th at Primal on Spring Street! Emory student and Simply SEA Partner Nir Levy will be the paparazzi taking your shots as you take those SHOTSHOTSHOTS. So, dress to impress, and get ready to show LMFAO’s Skyblu how it’s done in ATLANTA B*TCH! Leave a comment with your name and email to win a chance for a pair of tickets to this event!
GA City Style’s own Jessica H. Georgia Tech Industrial Design student (center) is featured in this month’s Jezebel Magazine in a favorite flannel button down and Jez’s BCBG sequined mini skirt. Jess is definitely making us MAD for PLAID!
Gregg Michael Gillis is at it again, spreading his delicious remixes pro bono. If you can wait a couple days, catch it at http://www.illegal-art.net/allday/ or get your fix right now on iTunes.
Taste test on his Myspace Music page.
So far in listening we’ve heard Read more >
Save the trees, please! Well, except in the case of beautiful wooden sculptures at Mason Murer Gallery in Buckhead. Everything is digital these days – so we don’t feel guilty immortalizing them into works of art.
While hosting Sinless Margaritas for Ecolution, a benefit fashion show, GA City Style’s own Jessica H. had Read more >
What: Indie-pop/electro band from Northern Ireland, Two Door Cinema Club, is performing live in Atlanta.
Where: The Loft| 1374 West Peachtree St. Atlanta, GA 30309
When: 8 PM
$15 @ the door
Opener: GROUPLOVE
So come on over for a good time, because Something Good Can Work for you.
The Hagedorn Foundation Gallery was overflowing Friday night when Scott Schuman, AKA The Sartorialist, descended upon Atlanta with this exhibit and a personal apperance. Although it was still blazing in the 90′s, the heat did not stop fashionistas from donning their favorite outfits even if it meant nearly passing out from heat exhaustion.
First up, Jeannie M., recycling enthusiast who works at The Museum School, is not afraid to teach a Read more >