“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 Covid-19 forced many galleries to master technology and turn brick-and-mortar spaces into online ones. The 13-year-old gallery, which specializes in classic and contemporary photography, held its last on-the-walls exhibit in March…
“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.” You could sense a hesitant smile as Will Feagins recited the intro/outro-style of his Atlanta docuseries the way he’s asked dozens of creatives to do since 2018. Now in its…
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 apart. Suggestions for future columns welcome. :: Visual art can be as contemplative and emotion-evoking as you allow it to be. Art, in fact, frames the lives of…
Making the adjustMINT is a fitting expression for MINT’s seventh annual juried exhibition, Semblance, whose artists “depict or deconstruct representations of self, identity, culture or identification.” The show opened in July — to a degree. After installing a mix of drawings, fiber, mixed media, paintings, photographs, sculptures and video, Semblance curator Sarah Higgins announced on…
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 apart. Suggestions for future columns welcome. :: If serendipity were a person, it could certainly be Shawn Vinson, the owner/partner of Different Trains Gallery in Decatur. Maybe it…
“I’m an extremist when it comes to the love of Black people,” says Atlanta artist Charly Palmer. Palmer, 60, has been painting, illustrating and designing for more than 30 years. Recent projects include the cover of singer-songwriter John Legend’s Bigger Love album and the July 6–13 “America Must Change” cover of Time magazine. The double…
Living Walls and TILA Studios are partnering to promote love, hope and positivity in these difficult times through a project titled In This Together. It was conceived by Living Walls and curated by TILA. In This Together features limited-edition digital works on vinyl by artists Erica L. Chisolm and Aaron Trimiar. Only 25 vinyl banners…
Every month ArtsATL spotlights one of the many galleries in metro Atlanta. This column runs the last Monday of every month. Suggestions are welcome. Please email kathy@artsatl.org. (Catch up on our May visit to TEW Galleries.) :: What do you do when you don’t see many galleries representing artists that look like you? If you’re Arnika Dawkins,…
For visual artist Charmaine Minniefield, this year’s Juneteeth holiday calls for defending a new freedom of black visual interpretation and meditative expression. Her Remembrance as Resistance: Preserving Black Narratives is a virtual production that launched at 12:01 a.m. today (June 19) on the Flux Projects website. It combines visual art, social activism and the opportunity to…
Atlanta artist C. Flux Sing has a keen sense of color. He sees it as changeable, like a 1980s mood ring. You’ve seen his work in #Kaeperbowl (2019) and Forward Warrior in Inman Park and Cabbagetown (2019) and, perhaps, at ArtsXchange earlier this year in his first solo exhibition, titled Heavy Clouds. So what’s with all…
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