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History, art and nature merge in the plans for the Molly Blank Center for Opera & the Arts
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Steve on TV: Four Nicks, a funeral and a shark attack
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East Atlanta singer-songwriter Spencer Thomas follows his own cynical vision
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Partners in the Arts: Writers Topher Payne and Charlie Cote collaborate in theater and in life
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Review: Performance Jam’s ‘Detroit’ provokes conversations with unusual style
The 2011 Pulitzer-finalist play Detroit by Lisa D’Amour occupies an unusual space: part suburban satire, part slow-burn unease. It imagines a pair of…
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Arts Agenda: Jazz and blues
In addition to the shows listed below, Atlanta boasts several venues where you can hear jazz and blues regularly, many of them hosting…
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Atlanta Opera’s ‘Turandot’ thrills in spectacular production
Atlanta Opera’s Turandot arrived magnificently on April 25 at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, exactly 100 years to the day after the…
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Local sculptor inspires compassion and respect for nature along the Stone Mountain Trail
A new multisite art installation is taking shape along the Stone Mountain Trail. Lungs of Mother Earth, a tall steel and wood sculpture,…
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Atlanta ensembles come together to celebrate a landmark of contemporary classical music
Bent Frequency — along with the Atlanta Contemporary Music Collective, Chamber Cartel, ensemble vim and smol ensemble — concludes its season with an…
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Set Life: Latinas in Media Atlanta co-founder Denise Santos created a community for Atlanta filmmakers
ArtsATL’s Set Life series focuses on local creatives who work in Atlanta’s film and television industry. We’ll talk to those who work on both sides…
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When the story has already been told — ‘Gordon Parks: The South in Color’ at Jackson Fine Art
To write about Gordon Parks is to arrive late. Not because there is nothing left to say about Parks but because so much…
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Josh Russell’s essay collection ‘Commonplaces’ connects life challenges with everyday beauty
In college at the University of Maryland, Atlanta author Josh Russell used to make photocopies of poems that he read in literary magazines…
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A stage for the city: Atlanta Culture House invites the world into its creative pulse
At a press conference last Wednesday, city leaders unveiled the Atlanta Culture House, a bold new hub for creativity and community set within…
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Review: Merely Players’ ‘Disgraced’ is an engrossing 90 minutes with an uncomfortable premise
Five years after 9/11, when there was still a quiet undercurrent of fear and paranoia eroding trust between Muslim Americans and their neighbors,…
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