Emory’s Carlos Museum gifted 1,500-piece ancient art collection ARTS ATL StaffApril 18, 2019 A large and rare collection of ancient Egyptian and Near Eastern art is coming to the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University. It's her... Art+DesignArt+Design - FeaturedArt+Design - Latest NewsFeatured HOMEThe Latest
Q&A: SweetWater Brewing cofounders celebrate Atlanta with 420 Fest Brenda SteppApril 16, 2019 SweetWater Brewing Co. cofounder Freddy Bensch never floated the mainstream. After graduating college in Colorado, he moved to Atlanta to st... MusicMusic - FeaturedMusic - In ConversationThe Latest
The Atlanta Symphony’s Michael Kurth discusses Everything Lasts Forever Scott FreemanApril 10, 2019 After the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performed Michael Kurth’s "A Thousand Words" at the University of Georgia in 2016, ASO Music Director R... Featured HOMEMusicMusic - FeaturedThe Latest
Books Best Bets: April 19–25, 2019 Beth WardApril 19, 2019 Each Friday, we’ll round up our top literary picks for the week ahead -- from author events and book signings to spoken word open mics, stor... BooksBooks Best BetsCalendarTop Picks
Season 3 of MODA’s Design Conversations returns April 25 with Concrete! executive ARTS ATL StaffApril 19, 2019 The Museum of Design Atlanta continues its 2019 Design Conversations series at 7 p.m. April 25 with Diti Katona, founding partner and chief ... Art+DesignArt+Design - Latest NewsLatest News
Theatrical Outfit’s 2019–20 season marks Tom Key’s final year as artistic director Kelundra SmithApril 17, 2019 Theatrical Outfit announced its 2019–20 season on opening night of its latest production, I Love To Eat, about the life of beloved chef Jame... Latest NewsTheaterTheater - Featured
New Dignity Museum wants to ignite ever-growing “movement of doers” Shelley DanzyApril 12, 2019 In its first week of life, Atlanta’s Dignity Museum welcomed more than 400 visitors and received responses from people in 15 states who want... Art+DesignArt+Design - FeaturedArt+Design - Latest NewsLatest News
Record Store Day 2019 in Atlanta: something old, something new ARTS ATL StaffApril 11, 2019 Well, folks, it’s the greatest day of the year: Record Store Day. This Saturday, various record stores across ATL will show off their invent... Latest NewsMusicMusic - Featured
Atlanta Ballet to debut at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center Cynthia Bond PerryApril 10, 2019 Last September, Atlanta Ballet’s Return to Fall production placed works from different eras side-by-side, revealing connections between old ... DanceDance - Best BetsDance - FeaturedLatest News
Exclusive: True Colors Theatre announces first season under new artistic director Kelundra SmithApril 9, 2019 Only 3.4 percent of plays on American stages are written by women of color, according to a study conducted by the Dramatist’s Guild and the ... Featured HOMELatest NewsThe LatestTheaterTheater - Featured
Madmen and Poets brings all the feels (and funny) to Dad’s Garage Lynne TanzerApril 5, 2019 Poetry and improv may seem like strange bedfellows, but for local artist and educator Theresa Davis, poetry has a place everywhere. A couple... PreviewsTheaterTheater - FeaturedTheater - Previews
Composer Robert Een joins Room to Move Dance for Shouts and Murmurs Rachel HellwigApril 2, 2019 Live dance is just better with live music. The energy, connection and interplay between art forms adds layers and dimensions to a performanc... DanceDance - FeaturedDance - In ConversationPreviewsUncategorized
Shanequa Gay on myth, blackness and the feminine in Devout Griot Kathy JanichApril 2, 2019 Shanequa Gay can’t imagine a life without art. Her first work came at age 3 -- a mix of crayon and other materials used on her mother’s wall... Art+DesignArt+Design - FeaturedArt+Design - PreviewsPreviews
