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ShedFest brings generations together to enjoy the power of music
The seventh annual ShedFest happens this weekend, and the founders are promising the biggest year ever for the indie, decidedly community-based festival. From…
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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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Podcast: Criminal Records, Terri J. Vaughn, The Foundry and Kenny Murry on ATL Arts Collective
Featured contributor Kenny Murry joins us as we discover the new workspace helping former South River Studios artists rebuild, celebrate 35 years of…
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Review: Center for Puppetry’s ‘Tesla vs. Edison’ blends science and wit in feat of performance
It is a necessity that audiences go see the fathers of invention clash in Tesla vs. Edison, the dazzling history-based show that has…
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Leia’s Long Look: Trapped in the interstitial by Kathryn Kampovsky’s ‘The Fade’
Leia’s Long Look is a new monthly column providing focused looks at individual artworks, prompting slow looking and deeper reflections. This month, Leia…
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Arts Agenda: Open mic nights
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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Performance uses mix of Chinese dance, ballet and martial arts to explore historical narratives
Kerry Lee, the co-artistic director of the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company, remembers when her fourth grade class studied the Civil War. Her teacher…
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11 Good Things from Atlanta musician Andy Gish of The Yum Yum Tree
Andy Gish is the bassist and vocalist for Atlanta band The Yum Yum Tree, but she’s also a registered nurse and harm reduction…
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Meet the electro-hip-hop duo stewarding Atlanta’s Black, queer underground
Accessibility and affordability increasingly create barriers: “You can’t have a scene when you don’t have a place for people to experiment and explore.”…
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Framing the Sound: Chuck Stewart’s jazz legacy comes into focus at The Sun ATL
Kim Stewart walks slowly along the walls in the upstairs gallery at The Sun ATL, stepping delicately around framed black-and-white photographs captured by…
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