I have plans to take a little artwalk with a friend today on Atlanta’s Beltline. I was planning on bringing my camera, but it seems better photogs than I have been sharing their work so I thought I’d direct you to it as well. Here’s just a little sample of what’s going on during this early phase of Beltline construction:

This week an exciting show will be opening at The Provincetown Art Association and Museum. If you’re in town to, oh, I don’t know, go see Varla Jean Merman (sooooo funny), get there a little early so you can stop by and admire the show about the unique modern architecture on the Cape titled “Cape/Modern: The Architecture of Survival and Celebration .” The show is curated by Mark Hammer, an architect and expert on this regional style, whom I had the pleasure of interviewing awhile back.

Kudos to the Museum of Design Atlanta, a.k.a. MODA, for this attention-grabbing move they made outside their doors on Peachtree Street:

These cute rubber duckies do make bathtime lots of fun, and they announced MODA’s exhibition Water Dream: The Art of Bathroom Design. I can’t wait to go check it out as soon as I have some time. For more information on the exhibition, click here.  It will be there until September 24th.

Look! Mini Area Bruno beds! Anki Spets, founder of Area, was asked to design a table for the DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) Dining by Design event held in NYC. Anki designed a table setup with 10 miniature Bruno beds with Area bedding and little figurines in the beds reading the NY Times (the table sponsor).  She used different Area fabrics to tile the background of the booth.

They also gave each diner a piece of clay to be creative during dinner (a great little ice breaker!). Nice show, Anki! Love it!

So I just signed up for my very first social networking event. It’s pretty easy for me to make it because it’s in my hometown. The Broke Socialite has been working hard to put this lavish shindig together. If you want to go, I promise to recommend cool places for cocktails and deeee-lish Southern cooking! So bloggy friends, if you plan on going, let me know in the comments section! Oh, and for more information, click here.

Becky