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‘Photography as a Way of Life’ traces the quiet evolution of the medium to fine art but stops one era short
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Leia’s Lens: Understanding how three arts organizations grew despite financial precarity. Hint: audacity.
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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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Beyond the fair: 6 alternative art events surrounding Atlanta Art Fair
During Art Fair weekend, Atlanta’s art scene extends well beyond the exhibition floor. Across Midtown, West Midtown, Grant Park and the Atlanta University…
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Podcast: Motherships, Microbones, ‘A Different World’ reboot and ‘InnerSpace’ on ATL Arts Collective
Featured contributor Chad Radford joins us to talk about Atlanta music, record collecting, RAD/ATL and his book Atlanta Record Stores: An Oral History.…
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Review: Out of Box Theatre’s ‘The Pillowman’ is a wild ride into the dark
Plays that have disturbing subjects are often accompanied by a brief alert in the program such as, “Warning: This play touches on themes…
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Atlanta Art Fair Guide: What to see, hear and do
The Atlanta Art Fair returns to Pullman Yards October 1 through October 4 for its third edition, bringing more than 80 galleries from…
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The Vega Quartet’s season debut offers something old and a refreshingly new commission
The Vega Quartet takes the stage at Emory University’s Cannon Chapel on Saturday, October 3, for The Old & the New, a part…
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Arts Agenda: Independent films, festivals and special screenings
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one discipline or…
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The ASO’s Nathalie Stutzmann talks opera, why Atlanta is her ‘main sport’ and the repertoire that’s in her blood
Nathalie Stutzmann, music director of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, was chosen to conduct Richard Wagner’s early opera, Rienzi, in July and August at…
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A street art insider shares his highlights from Forward Warrior; the murals await your admiration
Art Rudick, founder of the Atlanta Street Art Map, did a walking tour of the 2026 Forward Warrior festivities. He writes about the…
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Set Life: Atlanta casting agent puts animal actors on set with Anne Hathaway in Atlanta-shot sci-fi film
In the film The End of Oak Street, the scene-stealing Australian cattle dog character, Starbuck, was cast and trained by Animal Casting Atlanta’s…
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