For centuries, artists have sought out the natural world. Since the 19th century, American artists have traveled to the Western part of the country to experienc...
“When I'm sometimes asked when will there be enough and I say, 'When there are nine,' people are shocked. But there'd been nine men, and nobody's ever raised a...
It’s the teeth that get you. In Benjamin Jones’ drawings on paper, almost every figure shows its teeth, with every tooth articulated. These small pieces are mad...
Artists have been taking the exhibition of their artwork into their own hands for centuries. Often this happens when they become frustrated with a lack of oppor...
An absolute jewel of an exhibition, Cut and Paste: Works of Paper, curated by Athens artist Didi Dunphy, is on view at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermak...
Norman Wagner moved from rural Illinois to build a printmaking department at the Atlanta College of Art in 1963. For the past 41 years, he’s worked from his hom...
Poet Opal Moore and I recently visited the Fahamu Pecou exhibition, DO or DIE: Affect, Ritual, Resistance, at Emory University’s Michael C. Carlos Museum. The s...
Yayoi Kusama was investigating infinity long before she created the mirrored room installations currently on view at the High Museum. The real showstoppers of t...
This weekend, four artists -- all Atlanta-based women -- will unveil a new vision for one of the city’s most popular art events, Flux Night. Rachel K. Garceau, ...
Massachusetts-based artist Tomashi Jackson's research in the Atlanta area has led her to tackle the issue of public transportation -- or the lack of it -- as it...
