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An ambitious push for human rights: ‘This Is Now’ at the Goat Farm
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Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus connects with Elton John’s parade of hits for Pride Month
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Newly formed Georgia Classic Theatre aims to revive beloved time in Atlanta performance
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In Downtown Atlanta, Eddie Farr’s sculpture lights the path forward at The Stitch
What We Weave, a sculpture composed of around 300 feet of LED tubing powered by 2,700 watts, now sits in the tree canopy…
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Partners in the Arts: Crafty culture vets Megan Sexton and Michael Hunter love Atlanta — and each other
The love story of Megan Sexton and Michael Hunter has endured for more than four decades. The Florida-born artists and academic professionals are…
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Remembrance: Multi-hyphenate artist Larry Larson spent life creating, making people laugh
Larry Larson’s colleagues admired him for his many gifts. It wasn’t just his ability to bring characters to life as an actor and…
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A timely premise, unevenly delivered: ‘In the Beginning’ at the Hudgens Center
In the Beginning, a group exhibition curated by Carlos Solis at the Fowler Gallery of the Hudgens Center for Art & Learning, asks…
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Arts Agenda: Atlanta Fringe Fest
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one discipline or…
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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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Today in street art: Atlanta welcomes the World Cup with 21 bold murals
Going by viewership alone, the FIFA World Cup soccer championship is the world’s largest event. On a planet with 8.3 billion people, it…
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Both letters and numbers are muses for poet Danielle Hanson in ‘The Night Is What It Eats’
A poem has more in common with a spreadsheet of numbers than you might think. Both involve a sort of imaginative problem-solving and…
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Set Life: Cafecito Productions’ Erika Miranda and Caitlin Hargraves celebrate and create everyday magic
Magical realism. The term is an oxymoron. And like the best of them, it emphasizes with exactitude an oftentimes concealed truth. That is,…
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Review: Book on Flannery O’Connor’s final years considers her work through a familial lens
At the age of 25, Flannery O’Connor collapsed on a train platform in Macon, Georgia. She’d been on her way from Connecticut to…
