Freedom Park has been home to Atlanta’s most iconic sculpture since 1992, when Spanish sculptor Xavier Medina-Campeny's Homage to King, a profile of the Rev. Ma...
When Laura Adams and Andrew Feiler got married two years ago, they wanted to keep it simple. They exchanged vows at sunrise in Old Fourth Ward Park off the Atla...
Louis Delsarte was a painter, muralist, draftsman, printmaker, poet and educator whose stylized expression was as expansive as his life experience. He was born ...
Growing up in Shreveport, Louisiana, Jericho Brown says he always thought he’d get some kind of real job, and then retire early enough to pursue his dream of be...
Tayari Jones was 8 years old in Atlanta's summer of 1979 when reports of missing African American children began to dominate headlines and the evening news. By ...
An academic, archivist and artist, Pellom McDaniels III brought history to life by showing people in their full humanity. His research began with trying to unde...
David C. Driskell’s journey as an artist, educator, curator, essayist and scholar of international acclaim evolved despite his early life and public policies en...
By the time Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms issued her March 23 mandate for Atlantans to shelter in place because of Covid-19, the executive director of her Office o...
Update: As of 7:25 p.m. Wednesday, the Atlanta Artist Relief Fund has raised $13,015 and made many, many more meals. Its original goal was $10,000. Its new goal...
Editor’s note: In 2017, as part of our Legacy Series, ArtsATL writer Gail O’Neill profiled MOCA GA founder and CEO Annette Cone-Skelton. The story traces Cone-S...
