FLUX  is a one-night public art celebration presented by Flux Projects in the  streets and empty spaces of the Castleberry Hill Art District. The  event includes large and small-scale projections, performance, dance,  music, light installations, and other forms of multi-media projects and  public interactions.
FLUX is free and open to the public.  
For directions and parking, including how to reserve your parking in advance, visit http...://www.fluxprojects.org/flux/where.php
For a list of artists and projects, visit http://www.fluxprojects.org/flux/projects.php
For a schedule of performances, visit http://www.fluxprojects.org/flux/performsched.php
Emory's own Sarah Emerson will also be participating in the event. In her own words her project is as follows:
 
The Moon Is Down is a title inspired by the role of John Steinbeck's novel of the same name, a book used as  one of the most successful pieces of American propaganda during WWII.  In my work I have focused on the idea of a  civilization in decay and the beauty and revenge within our natural environment. The viewer can stand as witness  to an enlarged scale of small things, a swarm of locusts, puffy explosions, and a cowering girl.  We are left to  accept our own ambiguity as witness to a strange and familiar scene; what may lurk in the trees, bubbles or  bullet holes, what is that red glow in the distance? In our current state what Eden is attainable? 
 

