As Scott Ingram walks the interior of the Conklin Metal Building -- a red-brick industrial complex that will be home base for his Temporary Art Center exhibitio...
Editor’s note: In 2018, ArtsATL presented its Legacy Series, which featured artists and arts leaders who have left a large footprint in Atlanta. In this story, ...
Virgil Abloh grew up near Chicago to Ghanaian immigrant parents. He knew his father wanted him to be an engineer, so he studied civil engineering and earned a m...
Like many artists, Ervin A. Johnson seems to prefer having his photo-based mixed-media works speak for him. Prone to introspection, he's simultaneously guarded ...
UPDATE: The High Museum of Art's "Sally Mann: A Thousand Crossings" closed December 16 -- six weeks early -- because of ongoing issues with a leaky ceiling. "Sa...
Shortly after Gregor Turk earned a graduate degree from Boston University (M.F.A., 1989), he got a piece of advice that resonated: "If you don’t get a studio ri...
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear "Ponce City Market"?
If historic preservation, mixed-use development or people chowing down in the Ce...
A pair of obsidian eyes stare out from a series of gigantic black strokes that suggest a face against a stark, white backdrop in William Stoehr’s Emma 2. A chil...
Robert “Bobby" Barnett, artistic director emeritus of Atlanta Ballet, is guest teaching a class at the Metropolitan Ballet Theatre, where conservatory students ...
Twenty years after cofounding The B Complex, an artists’ cooperative in Atlanta’s Capitol View neighborhood, Bill Gould can relate to anyone who’s ever fallen ...
