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Out Front’s ‘Survive’ improv show involves elements, contestants from hit reality TV game
Carrying a torch for the show since a pandemic binge-watch, comedian and producer Brett Schultz has turned his fandom for the CBS reality…
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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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Podcast: Chuck Stewart, Muelas and Mainline on ATL Arts Collective
Mainline magazine’s Aja Arnold joins us as we take a deep dive into Atlanta’s DIY music scene, explore legendary music photographer Chuck Stewart’s…
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Nothing is impossible when the BronzeLens Film Festival celebrates the magic of film
His clothes have been worn by Beyoncé, Zendaya, Miley Cyrus, Madonna, Grace Jones and the legendary Bette Davis, but Patrick Kelly is largely…
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Resisting Narratives of Erasure showcases untold stories from eight young filmmakers
Spelman documentary filmmaker Kennedy Dunning imagines what it was like growing up as a sharecropper’s daughter in rural Georgia in the 1940s. ::…
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Fabian Williams shows how imagination is a dress rehearsal in ‘What It Is, What It Was, and What It’s Gon’ Be’
There is something wonderfully disorienting about leaving an exhibition about surveillance, segregation, xenophobia, artificial intelligence and societal control feeling lighter than when you…
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Basquiat’s ‘Blue Ribbon’ paintings are coming to the High Museum
The High Museum of Art announced its 2026-27 exhibition schedule for its 100th anniversary year August 13. It includes a major presentation of…
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Review: Actor’s Express’ ‘Choir Boy’ hits the right notes in young Black brotherhood
The seats at Actor’s Express are so close to the stage that when the young men of Choir Boy broke into a Negro…
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‘Said in Stone’ at Georgia Museum reclaims the storied career of sculptor Edmonia Lewis
When Edmonia Lewis arrived in Italy in 1865, she was determined to forge her own artistic identity. Barely out of her teens, the…
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ShedFest brings generations together to enjoy the power of music
The seventh annual ShedFest happens this weekend, and the founders are promising the biggest year ever for the indie, decidedly community-based festival. From…
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