The Futures Lab is a space to educate and experience the role of technology and its intersection with art. By reducing knowledge and financial barriers, we seek to make the creation and experience of tech-enabled art accessible to our community.
Events in this collection
Fall of Freedom VR Screening: "All I Know About Teacher Li"
Saturday at 14:30
Free
Processing Community Day @ Atlanta | CTR Culture Studios
Fri 23 Oct, 10:00
Free
Opening Reception for Fulton Brighter Futures | An Interactive Installation
Wed 5 Aug, 09:00
Free
A Deeper Vision | Alt Text + Art
Sat 23 May, 13:00
Free
Gladys S. Dennard Library : French VR Screenings from Night of Ideas
Fri 8 May, 15:00
Free
Wolf Creek Library : French VR Screenings from Night of Ideas
Fri 8 May, 11:00
Free
Northeast / Spruill Oaks Library : French VR Screenings from Night of Ideas
Sat 2 May, 14:30
Free
Buckhead Library : French VR Screenings from Night of Ideas Atlanta
Sat 2 May, 11:00
Free
What's the Issue with AI and Art?
Sat 25 Apr, 13:00
Free
Arts + Tech Ecosystems Tour | The Bakery Atlanta & The Supermarket
Fri 17 Apr, 14:00
Free
Anamorphic Projection Workshop | Led by Eddie Farr
Sat 28 Mar, 13:00
Free
Arts + Tech Ecosystems Tour | GSU Creative Media Industries Institute
Fri 20 Mar, 14:00
Free
Resonant Ecologies: Mold, Lichen, and Sensing Stones
Sat 14 Mar, 11:00
Free
Create Your Own Virtual Worlds in VR
Thu 26 Feb, 18:00
Free
Arts + Tech Ecosystems Tour | Featuring Lightscape Lighting & Equipment
Fri 23 Jan, 14:00
Free
Biologia | a physical prayer - ATL DTN Artists-in-Residence WIP
Fri 5 Dec, 19:00
Free
Do Androids Dream? | Ethical Machine Learning for Writing Surrealist Poetry
Sun 16 Nov, 11:00
Free
Self-Portraiture and Rediscovery | Illustration Workshop with Maite Nazario
Fri 14 Nov, 18:00
Free
First Friday: ATL DTN Artists in Residence Open Studio
Fri 7 Nov, 19:00
Free
BIKES! Sound-Based Public Art Experience + Group Ride
Established in 1993, The Fulton County Public Art Program began with the adoption of the Art in Public Places Resolution which stipulates one percent of the cost of acquisition, renovation or construction of any Fulton County building or facility must be set aside for the fabrication, installation and ongoing maintenance of public artwork. Since then, the County has commissioned 69 artworks and acquired over 750 artworks, located in facilities around Fulton County including senior centers, libraries, parks, arts centers, and court buildings.In addition to commissioning and acquiring artwork, we also offer programming through the Public Art Futures Lab and our mobile art center; the ArtVan in collaboration with artists and community organizations.