Our opening reception is on January 28, 2023 at 6 pm and

will guide you through our process.

Greetings fellow creatives,

I would like to thank you for being willing to join us on this journey. This is a follow-up email to guide you through our process. If you missed our Zoom call you can review our meeting with this link. We also provided some questions and answers about our process.

Zoom link to watch our ATLANTAFAE 2023 meeting: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FhIjgF-F1HBFfj0KG-F2l_L6lXl9gtIN/view?usp=sharing

ATLANTAFAE 2023

Q & A

Q: What is the theme and is sexual content allowed? 

A: Our theme is “Excellence.” We do have a few guidelines around sexual content due to our partnership with Fulton County. Feel free to submit your images or questions and our team will contact you directly.  

Q: Do we expect you to promote on your social media pages?

A: You will be provided with personalized graphics by the end of this week. Please share and encourage your following to RSVP @ www.theatlantaexhibition.com

Q: How many pieces are allowed within the exhibition?

A: We would like to have each artist submit four pieces. 

We may not use all four, we would like to have choices for your work. All work must have hardware on them, no exceptions.

Q: When can they be delivered?

A: DATES: January 9^th – 13^th

TIMES: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Q: Will there be an artists talk?

A: We are working on those details and will contact you once everything is completed.

Q: How long is the exhibition?

A: Until the last week of Feb 2023

Our team is looking forward to presenting you as the very best Atlanta has to offer. 

If you have any questions please contact Marcus Brown at [email protected]

Okeeba Jubalo & Tisha Smith

OkeebaTheMayor.com

TheAtlantaExhibition.com

NORTH CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

More About Sheena Allen

Sheena Allen was born in Terry, MS and is a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi where she received a dual degree in Psychology (B.S.) and Film (B.A.). In 2011, Sheena started her first company, Sheena Allen Apps, and bootstrapped the app company to millions of downloads. In 2016, she started her second tech startup, CapWay, which gave Sheena the title as the youngest female in America to own and operate a digital bank. The fintech company connects underserved millennials and Gen Z to today’s cashless economy.  

In 2016, Sheena made her premiere in She Started It, a documentary film that follows five women around on their startup journey. In 2017, she released her first print book, The Starting Guide, about her early journey in tech, being a nontechnical founder, and business 101 tips.  

Sheena has been featured in various publications, including Inc Magazine and Black Enterprise. Sheena is a 2018 Business Insider Under 30 Innovator, part of the 2019 class of Forbes 30 Under 30 and Inc. Magazine 30 Under 30, and the 2019 Inc. Female Founders 100 list. 

How to bring humanity back to finance | Sheena Allen | TEDxSanFrancisco

Since 2008, more than 10,000 bank branches have closed in the U.S.; one out of every four Americans is underbanked. Contrary to popular belief, being financially underserved does not just hurt the poor, it also impacts communities and the larger economy as a whole.

In this eye-opening talk, fintech entrepreneur Sheena Allen, founder and CEO of CapWay, explains the importance of providing effective financial services to communities, and how she is using technology to ensure all communities have access to them.