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Chamber Cartel returns to the stars with a percussive 20th century tour-de-force
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In ‘Reel Portraits,’ Michael Kalish builds images of classic stars from the film strips that made them famous
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Set Life: Atlanta actress joins Mahershala Ali in ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’
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‘Threads of a Living Legacy,’ honors how Marquetta Johnson taught without speaking
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Virtuosity and stunning grandeur on display as Johns Creek Symphony takes flight
The Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra assembled Friday, October 9, at the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center for Taking Flight, an evening of Tchaikovsky…
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Leia’s Lens: Understanding how three arts organizations grew despite financial precarity. Hint: audacity.
It’s no secret that funding for the arts, from all sources, has dwindled over the last six years. Arts organizations were severely impacted…
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‘The Egyptian Book of the Dead’ is interpreted through art in ‘Skeletons Become Children’
Curated by Ralph “rEN” Dillard, a multidisciplinary artist known for exploring themes of philosophy and Afrofuturism, Skeletons Become Children brings together 23 artists…
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‘It’s not as if Black metal or rock artists didn’t exist’: The Rack looks toward a worldwide future
When it comes to an absence of minority voices in a given artistic field, some people complain about a lack of representation. Others…
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Freedom to Read Georgia helps kids talk about censorship, strengthens the roots of literacy
It’s Banned Book Week again, and the news isn’t great. According to PEN America, 11,982 books were banned last school year, the highest…
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MOCA GA christens its new digs, fittingly, with a survey of Georgia art
MOCA GA’s inaugural exhibition — Selections from the MOCA GA Permanent Collection 1949-2025 — comprises 75 works from the museum’s collection of some 1,600…
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Review: Martin Puryear distills history, nature and freedom into pure form at the High
Nearly 5 feet tall and painted vivid red, with a bulbous body and a peak curling forward, the cedar sculpture Big Phrygian commands…
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Review: Stage Door’s ‘Ripcord’ blends comedy and emotion for a sitcom-like experience
Who doesn’t love a good buddy comedy? David Lindsay-Abaire’s Ripcord, which runs through October 18 at Stage Door Theatre, combines those well-worn charms…
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9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend
Each week, ArtsATL curates a selection of the most exciting arts and culture events happening in Atlanta this weekend, highlighting nine must-see experiences. :: Thursday…
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Podcast: CLAVVS, Nu Africans, Voiceless Mass and more on ATL Arts Collective
Featured contributor Jamaal Barber joins us to talk about printmaking, MTV/Smithsonian’s The Exhibit and amplifying Black artists through his Studio Noize podcast. Plus,…
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