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Sergio Suárez’s ‘Anamnesis’ asks what objects remember
On a recent Monday, when Emory’s Carlos Museum is typically closed to visitors, the galleries are anything but quiet. The corridors and maze-like…
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Atlanta’s Kyle “BlackCatTips” Brooks says he’s birds-of-a-feather with folk art’s father Finster
Brooks will speak at Paradise Garden during Finster Fest this weekend, where his exhibition, Birds of a Feather: Black Cat Tips in Paradise…
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MOCA GA opens privately Monday; Annette Cone-Skelton reflects on 26 years supporting Georgia artists
As Annette Cone-Skelton stands in the west gallery of the new MOCA GA building on September 2, two weeks before the museum is…
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Miya Bailey’s ‘Today and Tomorrow’ conveys optimism and nostalgia through mixed-media paintings
The 40 paintings comprising Today and Tomorrow, Miya Bailey’s 10th solo exhibition opening September 11 at Old Rabbit Gallery, tell what the artist…
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‘Inside Out/Outside In’ finds joy and distress in the same toy chest
What happens when two artists use similar mediums to describe completely different emotional truths? A toy can be an object of joy or…
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Supported by an Atlanta Beltline program, two Atlanta artists spent their summers creating work in Portugal
Portugal might be an ocean away, but, for two Atlanta artists, Europe’s westernmost country got a little closer this summer. Joelle Ngalame, a…
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Burning Man artist Charlie ‘Blackcat’ Smith heads to Black Rock City with a colossal memorial
Wearing aviator-style, turquoise-rimmed goggles over his scraggly, silver hair and a worn black T-shirt with the words “Born Scum” scrawled over a rabid…
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The Foundry opened on a bet: that if he built it, artists would come
Artist Adam Bostic largely self-funded his vision for a new arts collective in an industrial building in Southwest Atlanta. His serendipitous timing ended…
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Fabian Williams shows how imagination is a dress rehearsal in ‘What It Is, What It Was, and What It’s Gon’ Be’
There is something wonderfully disorienting about leaving an exhibition about surveillance, segregation, xenophobia, artificial intelligence and societal control feeling lighter than when you…
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Basquiat’s ‘Blue Ribbon’ paintings are coming to the High Museum
The High Museum of Art announced its 2026-27 exhibition schedule for its 100th anniversary year August 13. It includes a major presentation of…
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