“Is painting dead?” was the art question of the last century. For the past 150 years, since the invention of photography, the question has been about what paint...
The Labor of Remembrance: Print and Textile Works by Louise Bourgeois is a thoughtful exhibition that addresses many of the artist's seminal themes of spiders (...
This Mortal Coil, curated by Cynthia Nourse Thompson at Kennesaw State University's Zuckerman Museum (on view until December 11) is a tender look at the fragili...
The art in Pieces, a solo exhibition by Caroline Lathan-Stiefel on view at Sandler Hudson Gallery, uses objects from the artist’s possessions that float in the ...
Dana Haugaard’s exhibition is one part of the annual award made by the Forward Arts Foundation to an early-career or under-recognized Atlanta artist sponsored b...
The Visitors, a nine-channel video artwork by Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson has toured the globe. Major museums from Guggenheim Bilboa to the ICA in Bosto...
Spring in Atlanta is a rapturous affair. There's a sweetness mixed with the heady properties of new growth. One can smell the earth reawakening as color enters ...
In the dark times will there also be singing?
Yes, there will be singing. About the dark times.
BERTOLT BRECHT
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Those words, written in 1939, state the ...
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For centuries, artists have sought out the natural world. Since the 19th century, American artists have traveled to the Weste...
“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...
