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Podcast: Cabbagetown ’76, ColorPath and Comic-Con on this week’s ATL Arts Collective
Featured contributor Shanita Miller joins us as we explore a landmark photography exhibition documenting historic Cabbagetown, discover a new wayfinding platform connecting people…
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Atlanta Black Writers Weekend connects Black storytellers with their next big win
When the federal government cut back arts funding and ended support for diversity, equity and inclusion programs after Donald Trump’s re-election as president,…
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Arts Agenda: Community arts centers
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one area in…
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‘Cabbagetown ’76’ documents Atlanta’s past in never-before-seen photographs by Barbara McKenzie
Opening weekend includes concerts featuring Kelly Hogan, Bill Taft, Chris Lopez, Amy Pike, Jon Langford and more. :: Nestled between the Atlanta Beltline…
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Julian Mejia introduced Atlanta to casino in ’99 and has been teaching it ever since
When Julian Meija (pictured in blue), founder of SALSAtlanta, first moved to Atlanta in the 1990s, he found no one was dancing casino…
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48 Hour Film Project conjures creative chaos, generates genius moments for Atlanta indie film fans
Two days can change the course of history in intense and surprising ways. It’s actually always been that way. Think about stories of…
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Partners in the Arts: Pylon’s Vanessa Briscoe Hay and Squalls founder Bob Hay celebrate four decades of creativity
In music and art scenes, relationships are often short-lived, but the enduring partnership of Vanessa Briscoe Hay and Bob Hay transcends four decades…
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Performance headlining this weekend’s Atlanta African Dance & Drum Festival will explore West Africa’s influence on Brooklyn
This weekend, the Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater will celebrate its 25th anniversary by performing The Revival: Djembe in the New Millennium…
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Set Life: How Disney film composer and educator Andy Hill is activating Atlanta’s next big score in film arts
Midtown will offer a whole new kind of MFA film program this fall — Screen Scoring and Music Design at the Media Design…
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KSU professor’s ‘Briar Patch’ lands spot in Midtown International Theatre Festival
“Life’s a briar patch — but there are flowers,” according to Atlanta playwright Will Carter, whose heartfelt new drama, Briar Patch, takes on…
