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The semi-anonymous rock star: The Midnight’s Tyler Lyle keeps a low profile at home, and he likes it that way
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Atlanta’s queer arts community remembers Dolly Parton’s legacy
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Set Life: Drew Sawyer of Moonshine Post-Production catches lightning in a bottle
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Atlantan Christian Magby pulls double duty as an actor in ‘Hamilton’ and a composer of musicals
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Podcast: Burning Man, Hurricane Helene & Atlanta Artists on ATL Arts Collective
Alison Law joins us as we meet an Atlanta artist bringing an enormous memorial sculpture to Burning Man, examine the preservation of textile…
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Burning Bones uses Japanese butoh to challenge gender slowly in ‘Beautiful Eunuchs’
Some experiences are impossible to put into words. Vocabulary can only express so much. Artistic director of Burning Bones Physical Theatre, Frankie Mulinix,…
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Burning Man artist Charlie ‘Blackcat’ Smith heads to Black Rock City with a colossal memorial
Wearing aviator-style, turquoise-rimmed goggles over his scraggly, silver hair and a worn black T-shirt with the words “Born Scum” scrawled over a rabid…
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Athens’ country music traditionalists The Star Room Boys return to celebrate their past and present
Athens isn’t exactly known as being a major incubator of pure country music. But, in 1995, the Star Room Boys, one of the…
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Arts Agenda: fall festivals
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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Atlanta musician and Neranenah Executive Director Joe Alterman’s 11 Good Things
Joe Alterman is an Atlanta-born jazz pianist, composer, writer and arts leader whose work is rooted in swing, storytelling and the belief that…
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The Foundry opened on a bet: that if he built it, artists would come
Artist Adam Bostic largely self-funded his vision for a new arts collective in an industrial building in Southwest Atlanta. His serendipitous timing ended…
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Partners in the Arts: Performers Kristine Reese and Billy Harrigan Tighe have come full circle
As veteran performers who have appeared on stages across the country, including Broadway, Kristine Reese and Billy Harrigan Tighe make beautiful music together…
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Atlanta theater community celebrates Suzi Bass nominations for 2025-26 season
The local Suzi Bass Awards spread the love when they announced the nominations for the 2025-2026 season on Monday night at the Alliance…
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Two whitespace exhibitions push us to contemplate the familiar, see with greater depth
Walking up to whitespace is an enchanting experience. The gallery is built inside a converted carriage house that sits behind trees, where lights…
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