WonderRoot: What really happened, and what’s next for the nonprofit?
Earlier this year, the Atlanta arts community (or, more specifically, the social......
Matthew Terrell
Master artist’s Strange Light at the High reveals a spiritual side of photography
Lucinda Bunnen recalls the New Orleans trip she made in 1980 solely......
Look now at High’s Look Again before its photos are packed away
Photography is the fastest-growing medium in the fine-art world. Consider for a......
After Squishiepuss: Feminist art trumps misogyny with If I Told You . . . stories
One of the most interesting grammatical idiosyncrasies of German is a verb......
Q&A: John Cary’s “Design for Good” at MODA shows how great design can uplift
Can architecture be used to uplift the people in a community? The......
Obituary: Funtone founder, television pioneer Dick Richards, first to debut RuPaul
Media pioneer, artist and icon of Southern queer history Dick Richards passed......
A look behind the curtain at the true decadence of the iconic Fox Theatre
Two Moorish castles are built into the ceiling of Atlanta’s iconic Fox Theatre. Connecting them is an ancient-looking stone bridge, which serves to form the proscenium arch for the theatre. A series of rugs draped over the bridge resemble flying carpets left to air out after a journey.
Preview: RuPaul’s Bob the Drag Queen comes home for Mother’s Day and a Heretic drag show
Nobody calls Christopher Caldwell by his real name except for his mother......
Profile: an exit interview with playwright Johnny Drago and dancer Erik Thurmond
Johnny Drago has been a playwright and theatre maker in Atlanta for......
Review: “Art AIDS America” retrospectively shows us the face of an epidemic
Robert Sherer’s contribution to Art AIDS America is a drawing called Sweet......
