Charly Palmer is all in. Blackness. No half-stepping. No excuses. The Power of BE, 15 new paintings by the Atlanta artist, are vivid, large-scale works that act...
“An artist’s duty is to reflect the times,” the great singer and activist Nina Simone once said. It's easy to believe that she supernaturally perceived the Jack...
“The one thing I can count on is being able to make something no matter what’s going on around me,” says Atlanta visual artist Ingrid Yuzly Mathurin.
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“I feel like I’m in my second childhood,” says Susan Bridges, director and owner of Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta's Inman Park neighborhood. “It’s been a time o...
When you want people to experience something one of the best ways is the time-tested show-and-tell. In 2013, after living and working in Savannah for more than ...
Historically and contemporarily, the Black narrative speaks loudly. There’s a powerful testament of humanity, erasure and loss throughout Strange Fruit, the lat...
It’s no secret that Covid-19 is deadly, or that internationally celebrated photographer Carrie Mae Weems is sounding the alarm about how the pandemic is disprop...
“We’re not an active exhibiting gallery, but we create that Web magic,” says Lumière gallery director Tony Casadonte. Lumière’s market was already built when Co...
“My name is William Feagins Jr. I’m a documentary filmmaker, graphic designer and content creator. And this is my voice. And this is my life.”
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Every month ArtsATL spotlights one of the many, many galleries in metro Atlanta. Look for this column the last week of every month -- even as Covid-19 keeps us ...
