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The 2026 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in Film and TV
A high-profile Atlanta-shot film, a wide array of film festivals and special screenings and an exploration of the films of Spike Lee are…
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Atlanta Black Writers Weekend connects Black storytellers with their next big win
When the federal government cut back arts funding and ended support for diversity, equity and inclusion programs after Donald Trump’s re-election as president,…
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Remembrance: Multi-hyphenate artist Larry Larson spent life creating, making people laugh
Larry Larson’s colleagues admired him for his many gifts. It wasn’t just his ability to bring characters to life as an actor and…
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The 2026 Spring Arts Preview: Our picks in Film+TV
Georgia is still a center for film and TV production, and it’s also home to a wide array of film festivals and special…
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Steve on TV: Norman Lear leaves us with a ‘Clean Slate’ to push boundaries
Steve Murray’s monthly musings on TV in Atlanta and beyond. Southern family ties get another sort of treatment on Prime with an original…
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Former AJC Editor Shane Harrison named executive editor of ArtsATL.org
Shane Harrison has been named executive editor of ArtsATL.org. Starting February 24, he will be responsible for the nonprofit website’s editorial vision and will work…
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The 2025 Spring Arts Preview: Our picks in Film+TV
For 20 years, Atlanta Docufest has championed the power of film to tell real stories in compelling ways. This year’s festival takes place…
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Arts Agenda: The Arts on TV – Spring 2025
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one…
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2025 Atlanta Jewish Film Fest: Universal stories through a Jewish lens
A robust 25th Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is hitting screens next week, featuring responses to the Gaza War and other films from around…
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2025 SCAD TVfest celebrates television made in Georgia
The annual TV festival wasn’t planning to focus on Georgia, according to Associate Chair Quinlan Orear, but it happened anyway. :: Forgive Quinlan…
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