Music: Yoel Levi virtually; Eddie’s Attic

The venerable Eddie’s Attic has reopened and presents a concert in the round by Michelle Malone, Dede Vogt and Kevin Lawson at 8 p.m. July 1...

ArtsATL staffJuly 2, 2020

Today in street art: “Where’s Waldo,” “E Pluribus Unum” and the art of graffiti writing

You're walking down the street and see a shop with a large, brightly colored sign above the door. The sign is in Japanese, and clearly, the ...

Arthur RudickJuly 2, 2020

Film + Theater: John Lewis, Alliance cabaret

John Lewis: Good Trouble, one of the first films announced for this year's (now-canceled) Atlanta Film Festival, will screen tonight--Sunday...

ArtsATL staffJuly 2, 2020

In Our Own Words: Jill Savitt, CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights

We are a cultural institution rather than an arts organization, but I recall one incident with an arts organization partner. The partner was...

Gail O'NeillJuly 1, 2020

One photographer, four hours and 25 voices speak to this moment in Black Lives Matter

"We shared laughter, tears and virtual hugs," Kevin Harry says of his recent Black Lives Matter-themed portrait session. The portraits -- 25...

Kathy JanichJune 30, 2020

Music clubs take cautious approach to reopening amid rebounding Covid-19

Every morning for the past three months, Eddie Owen, owner of the Red Clay Music Foundry, has gone to Georgia’s COVID-19 website to check if...

Lauren LeathersJune 30, 2020

Protest through street art: “You see us, be with us,” urges muralist George F. Baker III

"Really it’s that simple," Atlanta artist George F. Baker III says of his YOU SEE US mural. "Be with US on this and don’t let your curre...

ArtsATL staffJune 30, 2020