Atlanta gets a double dose of illustrator and children’s book author Maira Kalman this week with new exhibitions opening at the High Museum of Art and Fay Gold ...
Fay Gold is a pioneer and provocateur who shook up Atlanta’s cultural life by bringing contemporary art to the city as an educator, consultant and director of a...
In 1966, Yoko Ono installed a work that required viewers to climb a ladder and use a magnifying glass to find a tiny YES (it was, incidentally, John Lennon’s in...
We return to the Atlanta BeltLine again this week to look at six murals south of the Eastside Trail between Irwin Street and Memorial Drive. All can be found on...
Almost every day of the year, 88-year-old Lucinda Bunnen takes a rigorous walk with her beloved dogs through the woods at her Atlanta home. Friends often ask he...
Based on some of the most enduring depictions of female African American caregivers and white children in literature, popular culture and advertising, it appear...
The Atlanta BeltLine is the largest outdoor art park in the Southeast, but if you're willing to stray from the path, you'll see some of the best murals in the c...
New galleries -- commercial, nonprofit, DIY or pop-up hybrids -- have been emerging regularly the past few years, but there's been a significant upsurge lately ...
Painter and sculptor extraordinaire Ruth Laxson was known to the Atlanta art world for two reasons beyond her internationally collected artist’s books: for begi...
Jamele Wright Sr. is a son of America’s Great Migration in the 20th century, coming of age in both the South and the North. In Atlanta, where he settled, he’s m...
