Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, artist talks, openings...
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...
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The Biophilic Institute was created in 2013 in Serenbe to promote city development that incorporates nature and encourages human ...
Corrina Sephora
Acclaimed metal artist and painter Corrina Sephora explores communal loss and transformation in Blood of the Earth, opening Saturday at East...
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...
The Atlanta BeltLine, the largest outdoor art park in the Southeast, offers a tempting canvas for muralists. That is, perhaps, most true along the Eastside Trai...
Lucinda Bunnen recalls the New Orleans trip she made in 1980 solely to buy photographs by Clarence John Laughlin. When Bunnen, who kick-started the High Museum ...
The work of Atlanta artist, activist and arts administrator Charmaine Minniefield celebrates the female angels, deities, mothers and warriors of African traditi...
When the Atlanta-Fulton Central Library reopens in spring 2020, it will feature two new public art commissions worth a total of $247,000. The iconic library at ...
