New Freedom Project
659 Auburn Avenue NE, Suite G6, Atlanta, 30312
(404) 549-7014
The New Freedom Project is a public art and community history initiative in metro Atlanta that creates free art installations and gatherings to honor African American heritage and spark conversations about freedom and justice. Its best-known work, the Praise House Project, places small wooden structures with video and sound inside them at historic sites like cemeteries and old neighborhoods, inviting people to stop by and reflect together. It is the personal project of a visual artist and has been set up at South-View Cemetery, Oakland Cemetery, Decatur's Beacon Hill, and Emory University. Offers: free public art installations on Black history; community dialogue and discussion events; oral history and community archive projects; cultural programming for historic Black neighborhoods and cemeteries. Message them on Instagram @newfreedomproject, or use the contact email/form on charmaineminniefield.com/contact.
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