Tena Clark’s childhood in rural Mississippi was the perfect training ground for her life in the music industry, where success is often predicated on an ability ...
Nicole Banks Long was working as a director in healthcare administration when she auditioned for the Alliance Theatre’s Jesus Christ Superstar Gospel , on a dar...
Lucinda Bunnen sometimes uses the term “hunter-gatherer” to describe herself as a photographer. But a visit to her home in Buckhead reveals that she hunts and g...
For the past two decades, Atlanta Celebrates Photography has been dedicated to making the city a leading center for the world's fastest growing art form. Highli...
Like many artists, Anita Aysola had to make peace with the very thing that made her feel different as a child.
An all-American girl whose accent reveals her M...
The Decatur Book Festival, the largest independent book festival in the country, can be both a blessing and a curse for indecisive book lovers. With a schedule ...
Birth, marriage and death certificates; municipal directories; phone books; slave ledgers and passenger manifests are Sue VerHoef’s stock-in-trade. As director ...
Growing up on the island of Jamaica, Gillian Royes wanted for nothing and everything simultaneously.
The youngest of three daughters of a stay-at-home mother ...
Finding Chantelle Rytter’s studio at the Promenade II building is no easy feat. The security guard on duty at the front desk of the sleek midtown office tower g...
When Brian Clowdus sits down to offer a preview of Titanic: The Musical at Serenbe Playhouse (July 11–August 12), his body language mirrors the action measure f...
