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In the studio: Kelly Breedlove’s photographic archive of what goes unsaid
The hallway is long and narrow, and every inch of it is lined with paintings. To enter Kelly Breedlove’s home studio is to…
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Partners in the Arts: Paul and Melanie Shaw love art, music and each other
It was a rager of a party at Rutgers University in the summer of ’91 when music majors Melanie and Paul Shaw first…
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In the studio: Ato Ribeiro’s loud soundtrack and quiet revolution
Music rumbled the walls of Ato Ribeiro’s freshly cleaned studio at Atlanta Contemporary as he moved through the space with a water bottle,…
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In the studio: Marie Munk on the exploration of biology and technology
“I think the teachers were like, ‘Why is she talking about placentas?’” reflected Marie Munk in her studio at the Atlanta Contemporary on…
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Leia’s Lens: Floyd Hall steps down from Atlanta Contemporary. Please don’t let this be the end.
According to a statement released to me on behalf of Acting Chair of the Board of Directors Amanda Rhein, Floyd Hall has left…
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Leia’s Lens: Atlanta Art Week and Atlanta Art Fair – is separate better?
Atlanta Art Week (AAW) is back. On July 17, the dates for its fourth edition were announced via Instagram and email. Taking place…
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What to see, do and hear: Orchestra Noir, Ballethnic Dance, art crawl and more
MUSIC Orchestra Noir, the acclaimed Atlanta ensemble, performs Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Tabernacle. The all African-American orchestra, led by Ikeem Rodgers,…
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Q&A: Abstraction is where beauty, conflict meet, says Jamele Wright Sr.
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.…
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Q&A: Black Panther muralist talks tea, art, lotuses and what’s next
If you’ve seen the Marvel feature film Black Panther, you’ve seen Brandon Sadler’s art. He created the mural visible about halfway through the…
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Q&A: Leisa Rich on Aftermath: In the Pink and how art can heal
I first met Canada-born, Atlanta-based Leisa Rich in November 2018 when she exhibited at Piedmont College, where I work. Her colorful, fiber-based art…
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