When professor Brett Gadsden and professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Hank Klibanoff established the Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases Project at Emory Uni...
As a novelist, Elinor Lipman fashions herself the literary equivalent of a puppeteer -- pulling strings to animate her protagonists and villains, setting them o...
As the only child of parents from Haiti and Cameroon, Dantes Rameau was raised within a multilingual, multicultural framework underscored by a soundtrack that a...
It was a chance conversation overheard at a mall that would help Atlanta native and novelist Tayari Jones begin to build the characters that would skyrocket An ...
For all the pharmaceuticals, how-to guides and high-tech gadgetry being marketed to spark joy in our culture today, Vincent Anthony’s low-tech approach to satis...
When Tiffany LaTrice founded TILA Studios in 2016 to support the art-making practices of African American women, she wanted to pay a few gifts forward.
A gra...
By any measure, the depth and breadth of Vicki and Howard Palefsky’s commitment to Atlanta’s arts and culture scene is impressive, particularly in light of the ...
Of all the performing arts, opera arguably has the biggest PR problem.
The artifice, high drama, singing protagonists, librettos (most of which are indeciphe...
Tayari Jones was researching race, incarceration and the criminal justice system during a fellowship at Harvard’s Radcliffe Institute when the idea first struck...
When the curtain rises on the 2018–19 Arts@Tech season in January, visitors will get to see a fully refurbished Ferst Center for the Arts for the first time. Ch...
