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LAST CHANCE TO ORDER ❋ ATLFF 50 MERCH ❋ LIMITED SUPPLY ❋ AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP @ TARA ❋
ATLANTA FILM FESTIVAL MERCH
Celebrate a place where stories take root, creativity blossoms, and careers sprout. Be the first with 2027 ATLFF merch with this limited edition. These will only be available for pre-order
These will only be available for pre-order during our end of year crowdfunding campaign. Place your order by Thursday, November 19 @ 11:59 PM
Designed by infamous Atlanta artist, R. Land, the GA FilmLand Tee is a beautiful map of a small portion of the films, television, and homegrown artists that have made our local filmmaking industry a success!
About R. Land
North Florida native and Atlanta original, R.Land, has been filling streets, spaces, and imaginations for nearly three decades. Once described by an art critic as having "the approach of Keith Haring, the enthusiasm of Disney, and the vision of Finster", he ultimately defies categorization and garners a multi-generational fan base, with collectors and devotees as unique and varied as his unconventional style.
Much of Land's inspiration comes from community, and he focuses on projects that work in conjunction with the efforts of organizations ranging from natural heritage and historical preservation to children’s education and just about anything involving city pride and stewardship. His art, including the iconic Pray for ATL, is now featured in the Atlanta History Center and the Georgia State Capitol.
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ATLFF50 Merch Collection
Celebrate the 50th by taking it back to 1976 in this iconic baseball style tee!
Designed by infamous Atlanta artist, R. Land, the GA FilmLand Tee is a beautiful map of a small portion of the films, television, and homegrown artists that have made our local filmmaking industry a success!
About R. Land
North Florida native and Atlanta original, R.Land, has been filling streets, spaces, and imaginations for nearly three decades. Once described by an art critic as having "the approach of Keith Haring, the enthusiasm of Disney, and the vision of Finster", he ultimately defies categorization and garners a multi-generational fan base, with collectors and devotees as unique and varied as his unconventional style.
Much of Land's inspiration comes from community, and he focuses on projects that work in conjunction with the efforts of organizations ranging from natural heritage and historical preservation to children’s education and just about anything involving city pride and stewardship. His art, including the iconic Pray for ATL, is now featured in the Atlanta History Center and the Georgia State Capitol.