When the American Jewish Committee launched the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival in 2000, even those who supported the idea questioned whether it had a future.
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As the sun sets on a warm February day, people alone and in groups walk down historic Auburn Avenue, up some stairs and into a large building with a brick-and-g...
In his monthly streaming column, Steve Murray reviews new dramas, comedies and documentaries worth considering, or sampling, or binging on in our media-saturate...
Editor’s note: When ArtsATL writer Jim Farmer interviewed Neal Ghant in 2016, the actor was preparing for a role in David Mamet’s American Buffalo at True Color...
Anthropocene, a three-person exhibition curated by ShowerHaus, opens with a 6 p.m. reception tonight (January 30) at Swan Coach House Gallery. Andrew Catanese, ...
The National Endowment for the Arts has announced its first round of grants for 2020, with $403,500 going to 23 groups and organizations in Georgia.
The reci...
Writer-director Destin Daniel Cretton’s films share a common tone -- humane, socially progressive, thoughtful and, well, a bit dull. They’re earnest to a fault....
