Sitting in a sunlit room of her mother’s home near Raleigh, North Carolina, 24-year-old scholar, writer and curator Nzinga Simmons recalls her mother’s mantra, ...
Every month ArtsATL spotlights one of the many, many galleries that metro Atlanta is lucky to have. Look for this column the last Monday of every month (except ...
Every month ArtsATL's spotlights one of the many, many, many galleries that metro Atlanta is lucky to have. Look for this column the last Monday of every month ...
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Every month ArtsATL's spotlights one of the many, many, many gallerie...
Note: On the heels of MINT's recent reopening, it was forced to close by the coronavirus pandemic. We're publishing this review as a matter of record, because t...
Note: Welcome to ArtsATL's newest Art + Design feature, a monthly look at one of the many, many, many galleries we're lucky to have in metro Atlanta. Look for i...
“How did she do that?" That's a question you’ll likely ask yourself throughout Paper Routes – GA Women to Watch 2020. The exhibition at MOCA GA (through March 7...
When Flannery O'Connor wrote, "Anybody who has survived his childhood has enough information about life to last him the rest of his days,” she could have been t...
“It’s just in me to physically challenge myself,” says multidisciplinary artist Amanda Grae Platner, a MINT 2019 Leap Year Fellow whose latest work, titled Int...
When risk-taking, art-infused Michelle Laxalt decided to move cross-country, she didn't concern herself with suitcases, boxes and goodbyes. She bought herself a...
