Artist Keven Bahoora sketched this image in charcoal. It appeared in the first issue of bluemilk . Goizueta Magazine is published three times per year by Goizueta Business School of Emory University and is distributed free to all alumni and other friends of the business school. That's why we put it everywhere, from the High Museum to Eats and Tortillas to little coffee shops and restaurants, art galleries and theaters. Hopefully, that will continue to be feasible, because that's a unique thing for a magazine to do.
Most magazines have very selective readerships.
Part of bluemilk 's success stems from the fact that, in practice, the magazine and its staff are very much a part of the Atlanta community, both the larger artistic world and its own backyard, as evidenced by an anecdote Hansen tells about the all-night BP gas station at Fourteenth and Spring streets, just blocks from the bluemilk office. And we would strike up conversations with him. Well, it turns out that Mr. Jackson works with kids in inner city schools, and he wants desperately to establish a creative program for the kids, a way for them to express themselves through art. So we talked, and now he is on staff. That's just how things happen.