Come and rest during Art Minded, a meditative experience blending serene soundscapes with visual art, writing, and mindfulness led by Jasmine Wilson. During this 1-hour and 30 minute session, participants will be guided through practices of slow looking and sound healing to help them discover how the experience of a sound bath can reveal new perspectives that support contemplative engagement with artwork on view.

Participants are strongly encouraged to bring a pencil and a writing material (notebook, notepad, etc.) for the slow looking session

Come and rest during a meditative sound bath led by Jasmine Wilson! During this 1-hour session, participants can bring greater awareness to their bodies through guided breathing exercises and relax while listening to soothing sounds. You won't want to miss it!

Experience a new Friday night vibe during Oasis at the High. On the second Friday of each month, tour the galleries without the crowds, drop in for a yoga class, enjoy a glass of wine and a quiet conversation with interesting people.

Immerse yourself in peaceful sounds as you rediscover our Modern and Contemporary Art galleries.

Immerse yourself in this full-body listening experience that intentionally uses sound to nurture the mind and body. We encourage you to get comfortable, close your eyes and listen, and come and go as you please. Limited seating available. Each sound bath meditation lasts approximately twenty minutes.

Immerse yourself in a soothing sound bath experience led by Jasmine Wilson. Allow the sounds to wash over you, creating a sense of deep relaxation and rejuvenation.

Get ready to immerse yourself in a blissful sonic journey as Jasmine Wilson guides you through a rejuvenating sound bath experience.

Moderated by Black Women in Visual Art Co-Founders Lauren Jackson Harris and Daricia Mia DeMarr, this panel discussion will feature a few of the most prominent creative leaders sharing their experiences and vision for Atlanta’s present and future.

Join Jasmine Wilson as she discusses some of the female artists featured both in Spelman's Fine Art Collection and the African American Works on Paper Collection of Wes and Missy Cochran.

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Hosted by Association of Historians of American Art

In 2021, Jasmine Wilson was selected as a Research Fellow by the Association of Historians of American Art. In a virtual presentation, Jasmine will discuss her Master’s thesis project, “The African Symbolism of Simone Leigh’s Brick House Sculpture”

Her respondent for this conversation is Dr. Steven Nelson, Dean of the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

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Hosted by Villa Albertine, the City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, and the Consulate General of France in Atlanta

Where are we going? Who better to ask this question to than the next generation? And who better to listen to their answers than the new Mayor of Atlanta?

Six students from local colleges and universities and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens will give us their version of the future and kick off the Night of Ideas.

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Hosted by Stay Home Gallery and Studio Noize Podcast

In partnership with Stay Home Gallery and Studio Noize Podcast, Jasmine Wilson presents her virtual exhibition, Inward. This exhibition is inspired by our collective isolation and intimate encounters with ourselves.

This podcast episode features exhibition curator, Jasmine Wilson, in conversation with Studio Noize Podcast founder and artist Jamaal Barber.

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Hosted by Atlanta Contemporary Art Center

A conversation moderated by Jasmine Wilson with artists and community members about Atlanta as it relates to a dream realized and a dream deferred.

The Community Mural Project has gathered creatives from numerous disciplines to present a multitude of perspectives of Atlanta’s future and is the commencement of Atlanta Futurists.

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Hosted by Black Women in Visual Art

The first episode of the new “She Is A” Q&A conversation series featuring a Black woman visual arts professional. Jasmine Wilson, writer and critic, moderates an Instagram live conversation with Lauren Tate Baeza, Fred and Rita Richman Curator of African Art at The High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA.

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Hosted by the Atlanta University Center (AUC) Art History & Curatorial Studies Collective

In this Instagram live conversation, Dr. Rico Chapman and Jasmine Wilson discuss Black digital humanities and explore the work scholars of Roopika Risam and Safiya Noble. This program is apart of the Atlanta University Center (AUC) Art History & Curatorial Studies Lunchtime Live Conversation series.