Phillip March Jones’ Pictures Take You Places, on view at Poem 88 through December 2, is a visual experiment on the practice of photography. Since June 10, 2011...
At the peak of the Ebola epidemic in the fall of 2014, rumors that the deadly virus could spread uncontrollably were running wild. Atlanta itself was at the epicenter of a media frenzy, after two American healthcare workers who had been treating patients in Liberia were admitted to Emory University Hospital that August. The epidemic incited fear, confusion and national insecurity....
Stories of refugees have inundated the realm of media in recent years. As a result, overexposure to imagery of loss and despair may have made us a little more d...
Bullets, Lalla Essaydi’s exhibition at Jackson Fine Art through April 15 is a provocative and metaphorically loaded take on the condition of women in today’s Arab world....
Bill Boling is the man behind the art book publishing company Fall Line Press. A true Renaissance man, Boling is a full-time attorney, photographer, artist, a book lover, and, in his own word, a “picture-holic.”...
October is photography month in Atlanta and if you are still doubtful, check out for yourself what Atlanta Celebrates Photography (ACP) and its army of volunteers have concocted....
"My idea was that this formalism would create conversations like, ‘Oh, she is doing this thing with a bat and it is a big deal in this moment, there is a lot of anxiety, a lot of tension, sentimentality and potential alienation."...
A major retrospective of Walker Evans, one of the most influential documentary photographers of the 20th century, is currently on view at the High Museum. Its opening on June 11 concurred with that of The Rise of Sneaker Culture, an exhibit showcasing a spectacular display of 150 sneakers, among them some of the hottest shoes from private collections....
Vinyl records and photography share a great history. Countless albums are associated in our collective psyche with the artwork found on their sleeves, and many ...
