Georgia Tech Arts

Georgia Tech Arts hosted a Mixed Media Collage Workshop led by Georgia Tech staff member and artist, Malena Bisanti! 🎨

Students who attended the workshop learned how to make unique collages with painted papers.

We also held an Intro to Filmmaking Workshop with Buzz Studios. 🎥 Stay tuned for more photos from Tech Arts Fest 2026.

Tickets are now on sale for Water Memory, a world premiere opera presented by Georgia Tech Arts in collaboration with The Atlanta Opera.

This powerful new work explores memory, family, and the role of AI in sustaining human connection through the story of a woman navigating early dementia.

📍 June 12 at the Ferst Center for the Arts
🎟️ Get your tickets now: https://tickets.atlantaopera.org/overview/146868

TechX Talk, part of Tech Arts Fest, brought together student and faculty creators to share work at the intersection of art and technology. 🎨✨

An engaging afternoon of presentations, conversation, and community at the Ferst Center.

More highlights from Tech Arts Fest 2026 coming soon.

Last week at Tech Arts Fest, Georgia Tech Arts hosted a Student Film Festival with School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech films! 🎬

Students shared their short films throughout an evening of original work, creativity, and storytelling. Many students won awards for their films, including best editing, best sound design, and audience choice. Congratulations for all your hard work! ✨

Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera joined leaders in design and culture at the Our World in Design conference at the High Museum, contributing to a conversation on “Designing Culture: The Public Institution and the Places That Stitch Us Together.”

The discussion highlighted the role of institutions, design, and shared spaces in shaping community, connection, and public life.