“Contemporariness inscribes itself in the present by marking it above all as archaic.” Lifted from philosopher Giorgio Agamben’s essay What Is the Contemporary?...
Rich Gere and Dayna Thacker’s Smoke, Mirrors, on view at Marcia Wood Gallery through September 9, borrows its title from an old idiom that implies deception and...
Part three of Poem 88’s summer Correspondences series, Judy Henson: Swift Creek, pays homage to the art and culture of indigenous Americans from our region....
Something lush and Rococo, like Watteau’s Pilgrimage to Cythera, came to mind as I rounded the corner of a leafy path and encountered a gathering alongside the ...
I love the conceit of Poem 88’s summer series Correspondences, a series of short exhibitions inspired by the Swedish scientist, theologian, and philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg (1668-1772). But you don’t have to understand the mystic thinker’s ideas in order to get it. Correspondences references the notion that instances of good mitigate bad in order to restore balance....
Gathered III: Georgia Artists Selecting Georgia Artists, on view through July 1, brings together the work of 36 artists selected from more than 356 entries....
ABSTRACTS, on view through June 10 at Poem 88, features work by Brendan Carroll, Ben Steele and Zuzka Vaclavik. Each artist engages 20th-century traditions, alb...
Organized so that it coincided with the SGC International Printmaking Conference that was held this year in Atlanta, Mason Fine Art’s My One and Only features monoprints by ten women artists (up through April 14)....
