Jim Auchmutey reflects on family and BBQ folklore in his upcoming book, Smokelore Beth WardMay 21, 2019 Jim Auchmutey knows a bit about writing a compelling story. He spent 30 years working as a writer and editor at the Atlanta Journal-Constitu... BooksBooks - FeaturedThe Latest
Kara Walker, T. Lang Dance converse in High Museum work that reimagines history Candice ThompsonMay 20, 2019 T. Lang Dance this week will inhabit the High Museum of Art with an interactive performance titled A Graveyard Duet of the Past Now. The wor... Art+Design - FeaturedThe Latest
Q&A: “What we need are allies,” says Film Impact Georgia’s Molly Coffee on HB 481 Beth WardMay 17, 2019 Not long after Governor Brian Kemp's signing of HB 481 -- the antichoice "Heartbeat Bill" -- earlier this month, social media news feeds flo... Film - FeaturedFilm - In ConversationFilm+TVThe Latest
Sonic Best Bets: May 22–28 Lauren Leathers and artlessBrandonMay 22, 2019 Wednesday, May 22 Jonathan Biss. The pianist will perform several works of Beethoven, including Piano Sonata No. 15 in D Major, Op. 28, "... DanceMusicSonic Best BetsTop Picks
In open letter, former employees allege executive mismanagement at TILA Studios Kathy JanichMay 15, 2019 In an open letter to Atlanta's arts community, a group of former TILA Studios employees alleges that executive director Tiffany LaTrice Will... Art+DesignArt+Design - Latest NewsLatest News
Amanda Palmer’s latest album and tour confront HB 481, the “Heartbeat Bill” Alayna TuckerMay 13, 2019 Earlier last week, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed the controversial HB 481 “Heartbeat Bill” into law. This measure will criminalize all ... Latest NewsMusicMusic - FeaturedMusic Latest News
Actor’s Express announces 32nd season, drama by the Oscar-winning writer of Moonlight Kelundra SmithMay 6, 2019 Subscribers, donors and patrons gathered at the Solarium in Decatur for the announcement of season 32 at Actor’s Express, which boasts "thou... Latest NewsTheaterTheater - Featured
Argentina-born painter wins first Edge Award ARTS ATL StaffMay 3, 2019 The Forward Arts Foundation has named painter María Korol, a visiting professor at Agnes Scott College, as the winner of its inaugural Edge ... Art+DesignArt+Design - Latest NewsLatest News
Atlanta Jazz Festival celebrates with 31 days of jazz events city-wide Lauren LeathersMay 2, 2019 Prior to the iconic Atlanta Jazz Festival in Piedmont Park on May 25–26, the Atlanta Jazz Festival partners with venues all over the city to... Latest NewsMusicMusic Latest News
Composer Ben Lovett creates scores for films that sound like “old-world religion” Steve MurrayMay 1, 2019 Ben Lovett has no formal musical training. He studied philosophy at UGA and picked up an instrument for the first time as a high schooler in... Film - FeaturedFilm+TVLatest NewsMusicMusic - Featured
T. Lang’s A Graveyard Duet reimagines history at the High Museum of Art Candice ThompsonMay 16, 2019 T. Lang Dance will inhabit the High Museum this Wednesday through Friday with the interactive performance A Graveyard Duet of the Past Now. ... Dance - Best BetsDance - FeaturedPreviews
7 Stages’ Human: A Citizen’s Encounter tells the stories of Atlanta’s unseen Liz DooleyMay 7, 2019 Little Five Points' quirkiest theater company, 7 Stages, is marking the end of its 40th season with what artistic director Heidi S. Howard d... PreviewsTheaterTheater - FeaturedTheater - Previews
Inman Park Dance Festival to offer tastes of local scene Sydney BurrowsApril 23, 2019 The vibrant Atlanta dance scene is saturated with different styles, but it is rare for audiences to see multiple companies on one bill, let ... DanceDance - FeaturedDance - PreviewsPreviews
