Sistagraphy Opening on Friday, July 11th

The Creative Loafing “Upcoming: Short List” has word of Sistagraphy’s opening this Friday, July 11th.

The Office of African-American Student Services and Programs at Georgia State University presents DISAPPEARING BLACK NEIGHBORHOODS Fri., JULY 11, a photo exhibit that highlights the pros and cons of gentrifying urban communities in Atlanta and other major U.S. cities. All images were shot by Sistagraphy, an Atlanta-based group of African-American women photographers, and aim to let the viewer conclude whether urban renewal is a good or bad thing. Through July 30. Free. Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., 12:30-4:30 p.m. Student Center Lounge, 44 Courtland St., Suite 346. 404-413-1530.

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