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 ...
Movie fans, if you’ve got an open spot on your calendar on Thursday, June 13, you might consider making a trip to Plaza Theatre for Videodrome’s mash-up event w...
And then there were six.
Of Origins and Belonging: Drawn From Atlanta, on view June 1–September 29 at the High Museum of Art, is the third in a series of exh...
When Abigail Chase Miller chased her master's degree in sculpture at SCAD Atlanta, she was an older student. She already had an associate's degree from the Pars...
Shanequa Gay can’t imagine a life without art. Her first work came at age 3 -- a mix of crayon and other materials used on her mother’s wall. In grade school, f...
The High Museum of Art this spring hosts a wonderfully quirky exhibition featuring self-taught artists discovered in the nooks and crannies of the South by poet...
SCAD this week celebrates a decade of deFINE ART, an annual program of special commissions, exhibitions, lectures and performances that take place Tuesday--Thur...
Artist Lisa Tuttle is known for lens-based interdisciplinary work that mixes mediums to create conceptual and often poetic pieces. In Mock Proposal at Poem 88 b...
Atlanta and Athens artist Jaime Bull is best known for her voluptuous, feminine, swimsuit-clad sculptures. In Rhinestone Cowgirls, an exhibition of new work at ...
If I Told You . . . , a timely group exhibition featuring the work of 15 female-identifying artists, opened February 14, at The Beacon Atlanta and continues thr...
