To carry an artistic legacy forward can be a burden for some and an inspiration for others. Societal expectations can all but crush a person’s creative spark, b...
When Sam Bush picks up the phone from his home in Nashville on a balmy morning in early October, you don’t expect the father of modern bluegrass music to want t...
The recent 11-day Out on Film festival has named the winners of its jury and audience awards. More than 10,000 filmgoers attended this year's event, according t...
Founder and executive director Vincent Anthony is retiring from the Center for Puppetry Arts on December 31, and a national search for his successor is already ...
The Rolling Stones have always had a paradoxical relationship with classical music. Their garish sound and rapscallion image entered the rock ‘n’ roll lexicon a...
Art is a technology. It has the power to give a visual language to the natural phenomenon that we experience but cannot quite comprehend or explain. Mildred Tho...
Two new works -- Iran-born, New York-based filmmaker Shirin Neshat's Possessed (2001) and Barbershop Stand and Shelf (circa 1940--50) -- have joined the High Mu...
Star soprano Angela Brown will perform her signature solo show, Opera . . . From a Sistah’s Point of View, at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Sisters Chapel on the Spelman Co...
Editor’s note: In 2012, the Goat Farm Arts Center was still a fledging artists community in a hip but hardly glamorous area on the Westside. ArtsATL cofounder a...
In the wake of their big Emmy wins (10 and six, respectively), HBO’s Chernobyl and Amazon Prime’s Fleabag should be at the top of anyone’s catch-up streaming li...
