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SCAD-Atlanta
and the National Black Arts Festival present newly commissioned work by Carrie Mae Weems
ATLANTA -- Contemporary artist Carrie Mae Weems explores
the human rights movement in the United States and abroad in an upcoming multimedia installation titled, "Constructing
History: A Requiem to Mark the Moment." The exhibition, commissioned by the Savannah College of Art and Design and the
National Black Arts Festival, will be on display July 1-Aug. 31 at the ACA Gallery of SCAD, 1280 Peachtree St. Read more ... The
Stewart Foundation celebrates the talent and achievements of Atlanta youth About 100 youth with the
Atlanta-based Stewart Foundation will be donned in white linen outfits and dressed to the nines this Saturday for the 2nd annual “Your White Linen”
benefit, which attracts political dignitaries, VIPs’ and celebrities and celebrates youth’s
talent and recognizable achievements. The event pays homage, and acknowledges those who have supported youth in their accomplishments
and their pursuit to achieve skills to help make them better future leaders in their communities. This year’s theme
is “White Linen in Paradise.” Read more ... Atlanta
region begins looking 50 years out to 2060Over
the next two years, the Atlanta Regional Commission will embark on its Fifty Forward planning initiative to help steer the
way metro Atlanta will be in 2060. Read more ...
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Standouts By
Audrey Arthur and Donté Donald Three minority businesses … three profiles of success. Budget Blunders
By Kamille D. Whittaker Will the City of Atlanta’s new budget suture the $140 million chasm? Heeding the Call By Keith A. Laing Carver Bible College was founded to turn
learners into leaders. It has. Aid to Advancement By Donté
Donald Our annual corporate scholarship and internship guide offers tomorrow’s professionals a head
start at being your successor. *EXCLUSIVE ONLINE CONTENT* Read
this month's From A to Z column by Deandra Stanley, “To Spend or Not to Spend, That is the Question!” Check out our comprehensive
list of the season's best Page Turners.
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The Editor’s View Believing
in the Invisible By Katrice L.
Mines, Editor
Atlanta Tribune marked its 22nd year in print this past April. It was
an anniversary that passed without fanfare, despite the richness in its revelatory distinction. According to publishing consultants,
70 percent of the roughly 1,000 magazines that attempt to launch each year fail before making it beyond the first issue. Sometimes I’m actually selfish enough to believe that Atlanta Tribune: The Magazine has arrived at this point
of tenure because I was destined for this career. Full story
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