Art on the Atlanta BeltLine presents, for the first time, BeltLine Live Stream, a collection of virtual works by artists from this year’s exhibition. The new exhibition component is in response to COVID-19 and is being held exclusively online out of respect for social distancing and gathering guidelines. The featured artists and events – Dr. Fahamu Pecou, Courtney Brooks, Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective, Friends and Neighbors, and Sister Sai – will adapt works originally intended for a live audience on the Atlanta BeltLine.

Details on the artists and their virtual events, which will take place June 14^th – 20^th, can be found on the BeltLine Live Stream page on art.beltline.org. Performances will occur on a variety of platforms: Instagram Live, Zoom, Facebook Live, and streaming from the Atlanta BeltLine. Follow Art on the Atlanta BeltLine on Instagram (@atlantabeltlineart) and Facebook (@ArtontheAtlantaBeltLine) for updates.

Featured BeltLine Live Stream artists include:

• Fahamu Pecou, Artist-in-Residence, with “We Can’t Cop Cars Without Seeing Cop Cars.”

• Courtney Brooks, Curator-in-Residence, with “Journey of a Black Girl.”

• Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective with “Nommo: The Power of Spoken Word – West Africa to the West End.”

• Friends and Neighbors x WERC Crew Virtual Day Fest with “Atlanta Stay Light.”

• Saira Raza with various artists with “Sister Sai Live from the BeltLine.”