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Swan, socialite, gardener: SCAD FASH traces C.Z. Guest’s many personas through her wardrobe
Truman Capote called C.Z. Guest “blanc de blanc perfection” in his introduction to her 1975 book, First Garden: An Illustrated Garden Primer. The description neatly…
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Sugar’s Southern roots: Bob Mould’s legendary trio returns after a three-decade hiatus
“I have Atlanta history and I have Athens history and I’m really glad we’ll be finishing up the tour in those two cities,”…
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Review: Alliance’s world premiere ‘Like Father’ is polished, timely, with a rich score
As if being 17 isn’t hard enough, Chris Grady, the central character of the new musical Like Father, is adjusting to her new…
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Arts Agenda: Jazz and blues
In addition to the shows listed below, Atlanta boasts several venues where you can regularly hear jazz and blues, many of which host…
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The heaviness of healing: Mastodon moves forward with ‘Marrow Deep’
Atlanta’s masters of metal will play the Eastern on October 22. :: Atlanta’s own Mastodon, who bring their tour in support of this…
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Writer, literacy champion and arts enthusiast Laurel Snyder’s 11 Good Things
Laurel Snyder is a poet and the author of more than 30 books for young readers, including Orphan Island, which was longlisted for…
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Chamber Cartel returns to the stars with a percussive 20th century tour-de-force
The Atlanta ensemble presented the Southeastern premiere of Pléïades by Greek composer Iannis Xenakis in 2015. :: One of the best-known celestial objects…
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In ‘Reel Portraits,’ Michael Kalish builds images of classic stars from the film strips that made them famous
Three decades after he first started making art from license plates, the Atlanta-born artist turns classic cinema reels into luminous portraits. Atlanta native…
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Set Life: Atlanta actress joins Mahershala Ali in ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’
Shakirah DeMesier was mixing a cocktail for a guest at the Ponce City Market location of The Upper Room, which she co-founded, when…
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‘Threads of a Living Legacy,’ honors how Marquetta Johnson taught without speaking
Leia’s Long Look is a monthly column providing focused looks at individual artworks, prompting slow looking and deeper reflections. This month, Leia visits…
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