A podcast by and about the people and events of the Goat Farm Arts Center in West Midtown Atlanta. We feature interviews and performances from artists and musicians who live, work and create at the Goat Farm.

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Break The Path. Excite New Thinking.

Mission
Art, design & technology dwellings. Center for Contemporary Art & Performance. Pushing culture forward through Built Environments that augment interaction and excite new thinking. Erikson Clock is our Satellite location.

Description
Art, design & technology dwellings. Pushing culture forward through Built Environments that augment interaction and excite new thinking.

Also, a major Visual & Performing Arts Center primarily exploring experimental and innovative works the Goat Farm is a laboratory where creative risk is nurtured & celebrated. The Goat Farm executes this mission through an unconventional for-profit arts model and does not operate on public funding, donations or grants. 

The Goat Farm has recently begun to cultivate small technology start-ups as well. Art, performance and technology "colliding" inside the same Built Environment will lead the diverging disciplines to places they could not reach on their own & go beyond the sum of each contributor. 

The Goat Farm is developing its 1st Satellite location called Erikson Clock. This Built Environment will commingle artists and performers with scientists, engineers & mathematicians. 

Goat Farm environments abate the finiancial and social costs of getting these different fields of practice interacting and exploring unfamiliar systems of thought and solutions. 




"Best Use of Historic Property" 
- Creative Loafing 2010 

"Best Visual & Performing Arts Center on the Rise" 
- Atlanta Magazine 2011

"Best Place to Witness the Atlanta Arts Renaissance" 
- Creative Loafing 2012

"Best Performance Venue"
- Creative Loafing 2012 (Reader's Choice)

"Best New Businesses"
- Business Insider 2013


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