Two new contemporary art galleries are set to open in January in Atlanta’s King Historic District near the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. One Contemporary Gallery and The Sun ATL will join a cluster of established art spaces in the area, including the Atlanta Center for Photography, aKAZI, September Gray Gallery and whitespace. The new galleries…
Woodruff Park in Downtown Atlanta will soon be lit up by sculptures inspired by the festive season. ART in the PARK is a year-long public art initiative that displays free interactive installations in Woodruff Park made by local and international artists. Radiant will be its December installation. “ART in the PARK represents a commitment to…
Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects’ plans for the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia’s new home include a host of gallery, storage and performance spaces. :: The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia will soon have a new permanent home in The Goat Farm, an artistic hub in Atlanta’s West Midtown, replacing the leased Buckhead…
Art Papers has been publishing since 1976, much of that time on a knife’s edge of survival. Last year, the organization decided it was time to end the struggle. :: Editor’s Note: This article is the first in an occasional series of articles we’re calling “The Crux.” This series will explore artists, organizations and others…
The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia has been moving from one rented space to another since 2000. A recent $2-million contribution from the city has put a permanent home within reach. :: In a corner of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia’s exhibition space, a small, white 3D model depicts its upcoming construction…
For many years, the Atlanta Center for Photography was known for its annual community-based festival in venues around the city. Now it has its own brick and mortar home, offering photographers a myriad of resources. For the first time in its 26-year history, the Atlanta Center for Photography (ACP) has a physical home. In…
Charmaine Minniefield’s Praise House Project required extraordinary measures to resurrect a forgotten form of African American expression. Then keeping the house from demolition required even more. Past the bustle of Decatur Square, a small, white house sits in the middle of a green field. Just beyond the field, cars whip by a busy intersection….
Poet and writer Constance Collier-Mercado made a career dissolving the walls between literary and artistic genres. Now South Arts has recognized her for her unorthodox vision. Constance Collier-Mercado introduces herself with many names: experimental writer, poet, visual artist and cultural worker. But these are not strict labels; instead, each practice expands into the other…
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