You are invited to a double showing of the two film projects of A Time with Isadora. The evening will begin with a showing of the short film Beauty Through Mattus. This will be followed by A Time with Isadora: How One Artist Influences Many, the full length documentary created for A Time with Isadora.

The event is free and open to the public.

ATHICA: Athens Institute for Contemporary Art is an independent, non-profit gallery promoting and supporting innovative contemporary art and artists through exhibitions, education, and events. THICA is committed to the local art community and to bringing in national and international contemporary artists of all media. The programming features rotating exhibitions of various themes and affiliated events (such as performances, music, panel discussions, screenings, lectures, workshops, children’s events, tours, and more). Over the past decade, ATHICA has presented over 1200 regional, national, and international artists in over 60 exhibitions and hundreds of affiliated events.

Our thanks to Athica for hosting this event.

Your invited to celebrate the breadth of Atlanta’s dance community during two free admission performances of the Inman Park Dance Festival (IPDF). Celebrating 21 years in 202,3 the dance festival is one of the many ways that the Inman Park Festival and Tour of Homes supports the performing arts. The two shows present both classical ballet and modern dance in a family friendly format at Inman Park’s historic Trolley Barn. The festival will present a program presenting the following Atlanta area companies; Ballethnic, Full Radius Dance (FRD), The Georgia Ballet, ImmerseATL and Movement Arts Atlanta (MAA). The contribution by FRD and MAA will include dances that are a part of A Time with Isadora: Duncan’s Narcissus, excerpts from Limón’s Dances for Isadora, Beauty Through Mattus by MAA’s Carolyn Stine McLaughlin and You Were Once Wild Here by Douglas Scott of FRD.

Your invited to celebrate the breadth of Atlanta’s dance community during two free admission performances of the Inman Park Dance Festival (IPDF). Celebrating 21 years in 202,3 the dance festival is one of the many ways that the Inman Park Festival and Tour of Homes supports the performing arts. The two shows present both classical ballet and modern dance in a family friendly format at Inman Park’s historic Trolley Barn. The festival will present a program presenting the following Atlanta area companies; Ballethnic, Full Radius Dance (FRD), The Georgia Ballet, ImmerseATL and Movement Arts Atlanta (MAA). The contribution by FRD and MAA will include dances that are a part of A Time with Isadora: Duncan’s Narcissus, excerpts from Limón’s Dances for Isadora, Beauty Through Mattus by MAA’s Carolyn Stine McLaughlin and You Were Once Wild Here by Douglas Scott of FRD.

A Time with is Isadora is honored to be a part of this year’s Olmsted Plein Air Invitational Quick Paint. In its 9th year, this event will host 28 of the Nation’s top plein air painters.

This year's Quick Paint Competition will have an addition to the landscape! Dancers from our project will perform Beauty Through Mattus. A Time with Isadora was sparked by the beautiful rolling landscape of the Olmsted Linear Parks. The dance will be performed at 8:35 am, 9:15 am and 9:45 am in Dellwood Park at the intersection of Ponce de Leon Avenue and Clifton Road.

The event is free and open to observers. For painters that would like to participate in the event please visit here.

You are invited to the Atlanta premiere of the documentary film A Time with Isadora. The documentary is a part of Movement Arts Atlanta's dance project of the same name which is inspired by Atlanta's Olmsted Linear Parks and the modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan. The project explores how one artist influences many, integrating historic dance works, new choreography, visual art, photography and filmmaking.

FREE Admission

This event is being presented as a part of the Atlanta Preservation Center’s The Phoenix Flies: A Celebration of Atlanta’s Historic Sites.

You are invited to the Athens premiere of the documentary film A Time with Isadora. The documentary is a part of Movement Arts Atlanta's dance project of the same name which is inspired by Atlanta's Olmsted Linear Parks and the modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan. The project explores how one artist influences many, integrating historic dance works, new choreography, visual art, photography and filmmaking. The documentary is being produced by a team of film makers from the University of Georgia; Carrie Miller, Mollie Robertson and Margot McLaughlin.

Suggested donation $10