Black creators honor history and activate art in myriad ways for Juneteenth 2021

Culture and tradition. Those words encapsulate what Juneteenth is all about in Atlanta. It commemorates the day in 1865 -- two years after t...

Shelley DanzyJune 16, 2021

CREAT team testing racial-equity rating system for metro theaters

How can you know where you need to go if you don’t know where you’re at? That’s the foundational thinking behind the latest effort from the ...

Alexis HaukJune 7, 2021

Review: Pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and the ASO create a joyous Latin Fiesta

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra ignited a heat wave June 3 as French piano legend Jean-Yves Thibaudet joined conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya fo...

Mark Thomas KettersonJune 7, 2021

“Moving Culture, Moving Community” brings Atlanta multicultural dance fest

(MC)2 may remind you of Einstein’s famous equation, but it has nothing to do with theoretical physics. It’s the title of Atlanta’s first mul...

Gillian Anne RenaultJune 7, 2021

Rising Appalachia returns with new album that explores their “Southern trinity”

Sisters Leah and Chloe Smith grew up in Little Five Points and formed their duo Rising Appalachia in 2005, combining elements of folk, hip-h...

Lauren LeathersJune 4, 2021

Review: History, nature collide fantastically in “The Four Elements”

The Four Elements, the subject of a group exhibition at the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art through June 20, were long regarded as the fundament...

Jerry CullumJune 4, 2021

Review: Elements of infotainment, wonder fill walls, floors at “Van Gogh”

Can’t wait to “Gogh” to Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience? You’re in good company. It seems like all of Atlanta's cool kids are clicking...

Howard PousnerJune 3, 2021

June 3-9: Live mural event, Bent Frequency, last “Labzik,” ASO

ART+DESIGN Atlanta artist George F. Baker III will create a mural that reflects the city's Adair Park neighborhood in an event for all from...

ArtsATL staffJune 3, 2021