C4 Atlanta, the arts advocacy nonprofit formed in 2010, announced last week that it has suspended operations.
In a statement published on the C4 Atlanta webs...
“Most of us have jobs that are too small for our spirits” is an oft-quoted phrase from historian Studs Terkel’s 1974 nonfiction book, Working: People Talk About...
Everyone is waiting for Stacey Abrams to announce her 2022 run for governor of Georgia, but we can meanwhile catch our political thrills from her new novel, Whi...
Mattiel: “Those Words”
In the highly competitive kingdom of classic “shove-off” anthems -- from Nancy Sinatra’s "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" to Beyoncé’s...
Kenn Kotara’s stop.moment, at Sandler Hudson Gallery through May 29, is the culmination of an incredible range of perceptions and conceptual and artistic explor...
People in skilled jobs like to think they can make a difference, that they can make the world a little better. Then there’s Athena Technologies, a hot Silicon V...
THE ARTS
East by Southeast and the Weird Sisters Theatre Project will present an evening of short films, music, spoken word and personal stories to celebrate A...
Adaptation is the recontextualizing of old work to new forms. Adaptation is also changing to overcome a challenge. Abilities Dance is doing both with its reimag...
In early January, Julie Coucheron received a surprise email. Due to a last-minute cancellation by pianist Stephen Hough, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra needed s...
Taylor Rambo named to lead Georgia Symphony
The Georgia Symphony has named Taylor Rambo as its new executive director, succeeding Susan Stensland, who's retiri...
