Kevin Gillese once considered his film project about love, disability and family a long shot. No more. The comedy, titled How to Ruin the Holidays, has been fun...
In the Heights, the loud, sweaty, exuberant street party we’ve been waiting 18 months to enjoy, hits like, yes, the refreshing blast of an open hydrant on a hot...
The exposed rings of a stump reveal much about a tree -- its cycles, seasons and growth spurts. So does the art of Michael Murrell.
Rich in earthy symbolism ...
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD (Amazon, 10 episodes) is like a symphony. Even the greatest symphonies can have thrilling passages that blaze their way into our memori...
ArtsATL has added three people to its board of directors, which now numbers 12. They come from the fields of arts education, technology and the law, and join ex...
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Departure, a virtual exhibition by Atlanta-based artist Charly Palmer, continues through August 1 at Hammonds House Museum. Departure, Palmer says, ...
When Senate Bill 202 -- the Georgia voting bill imposing new restrictions on mail-in ballots -- was signed into law in March, nervous Georgians in the film and ...
The influences on Amazon Prime’s THEM (10 episodes) are obvious. Take a smattering of the horrors of Lovecraft Country, the national racist history at the core ...
