AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVisual Storytelling: Savannah artist Brittany Curry, known as Inky Brittany, turns live conversations into colorful drawings that help people listen, learn and carry ideas forward. Georgia Makes History: Keisha Lance Bottoms won the governor’s race, becoming the nation’s first Black woman governor and Georgia’s first Black governor; Bentley Hudgins also won a state House seat as Georgia’s first openly transgender and nonbinary lawmaker. Arts & Heritage: Macon’s Otis Redding Center for the Arts gives young people recording studios, songwriting spaces and instruments to explore music and carry on the soul legend’s legacy. Traditional Arts: Athens’ “Making Place” exhibition features works by enslaved potter David Drake alongside contemporary craft, with talks and workshops running through Nov. 12. LGBTQ+ History: Atlanta City Council approved starting the landmark designation process for a home tied to a landmark gay-rights case. Athens Schools: Voters renewed the 1% E-SPLOST for Clarke County school improvements, approving it with 72.32% of the vote.
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