In a changing Atlanta, artists create new works to be destroyed along with the gallery
The skyline of Atlanta is constantly in flux. Recently, along the Howell......
Rebecca Dimling Cochran
A conversation with Larry Walker, recipient of the 2016 Nexus Award
I don’t think of myself as exploring subjects. The “Wall” series grew out of the “Truck” series. The “Truck” series grew out of something else. The fact that one thing led to the other just kind of happened. It wasn’t something that I consciously sat down and thought about. It is fluid.
Preview: We help you plan your visit to Flux Night 2015 on Saturday
The leaders of Flux Night are making some changes. After a year’s......
Preview: Nick Cave premiere a spectacle of performance art, dance, music at Ponce City Market
Artistic premieres are not a common occurrence in Atlanta. But next week......
Janet Cardiff’s sound piece “Forty Part Motet” a sublime experience, at the High
Has someone ever asked you, “Who is your favorite artist?” or “What is......
Review: High Museum mixes passion, politics and myth with “Frida and Diego” show
Two of the most important Mexican artists of the 20th century take......
Q&A: As gallery system morphs, Saltworks is latest to close space, shift focus online
After 10 years in the business, Saltworks gallery will close its exhibition......
Review: Andrew Crawford turns everyday objects into art at Sandler Hudson, Botanical Garden
Andrew Crawford is one of those lucky artists whose artistic skills are......
Interview: Stuart Horodner of the Contemporary on living “The Art Life,” his new book
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center Artistic Director Stuart Horodner recently wrote a book called......
Interview: Artist Craig Drennen jump-starts art with Shakespeare, at Saltworks
Craig Drennen is assistant professor of drawing and painting at Georgia State......
