Alleywave: Canopy of Colors

 

26 w. campbellton st - Fairburn, GA
april 23, 2023 - May 19, 2023

Alleywave: Canopy of Colors is a large-scale installation featuring 60 satin panels reflecting the collective inspirations & stories that make the Fairburn community special, designed by children in the Fairburn community.

Produced by Dashboard in collaboration with the City of Fairburn’s Art in the Alley, the 70-footlong skyward installation temporarily transforms the heart of Fairburn, GA into a vibrant and engaging space for passersby, and a destination for celebrating the city's community, culture, and accomplishments during Georgia Cities Week.



alleywave Process


Alleywave: Canopy of Colors weaves together visual reflections from Fairburn students, organization members, and club participants in local organizations, collected during creative workshops led and designed by artist and graphic designer Lewis H. Foster. Each reflection was translated into a unique satin panel within the installation and accented by projected light, collectively forming a collaborative and colorful canopy displaying the inspirations and intentions of the Fairburn community.

c/o South Fulton Studios

Special thanks to Landmark Christian School, Girl Scout Troop 3802, South Fulton Studios, Southside Theater Guild, City Of Fairburn, National Black Arts Foundation, and Sylvan Hills Middle School for participating in the installation.


PRODUCED BY

Dashboard in collaboration with the City of Fairburn’s Art in the Alley

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Landmark Christian School, Girl Scout Troop 3802, South Fulton Studios, Southside Theater Guild, City Of Fairburn, National Black Arts Foundation, and Sylvan Hills Middle School.

TEMPLATES & GRAPHICS BY

Lewis H. Foster

PRINTING BY

Colorchrome ATL

 
 

Dashboard is supported in part by Georgia Council for the Arts through the appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly. Georgia Council for the Arts also receives support from its partner agency – the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

Additional support for this project was provided by

 

All photos by Wyatt Kane