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Thanks to a partnership with Southwest Airlines, Emory University students have the opportunity to work directly with local artists and community groups in Atlanta to learn about ethically engaged art and improve the city around them.

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Join us, @emoryethics, @carltonmackey & @HighMuseumofArt for a Creativity Conversation on August 17 at 7 p.m. . We'll discuss in detail the role of public art and its relationship to civil and human rights—particularly representation, accessibility, and gentrification and housing. #civilrights #humanrights #mural #streetart #publicart #artlanta #atlanta #atlantaartist

Celebrating 10 years of @emoryethics Director Paul Root Wolpe! #celebrate #congratulations

Aug. 17: Join @emoryethics, @carltonmackey & @HighMuseumofArt for a community conversation on the role of public art and its relationship to civil & human rights, as part of @WonderRoot and @ATLSuperBowl53's #OfftheWallATL mural project! #artlanta #atlanta RSVP here: http://bit.ly/2OtBm9D (link in bio)

Director of the Ethics & the Arts Program, @carltonmackey, leads teens through the @highmuseumofart to ask the hard questions embodied in great works of art. Search "Art Talks Back at the High" on @vimeo to view the full video! #artlanta #atlanta #teenartist #artappreciation #highmuseum

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Home Page photo: 3ttman. Living Walls, Summerhill. 2013. Time Magazine: Google Project Aims to Make Street Art Immortal, Atlanta.

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