For someone without professional training in the business of film, Molly Coffee has made a name for herself, mostly in the past decade as an Atlanta-based art d...
Art Beats Atlanta, a cooperative of of arts and culture organizations, has launched the website ArtBeatsATL.com, designed as a free online portal for those shel...
Chad Darnell was in the midst of one of the best periods of his life. He had just finished directing the biggest film of his career, the thriller The Undertaker...
Editor’s note: Atlanta artists face uncertainty amid Covid-19. To help us all connect, ArtsATL offers this series. In each “In Our Own Words,” an artist will sh...
A few weeks ago, Alpharetta's Swan family cooked veggie burgers, packed them in a basket with popcorn and soda and loaded it all into their car with assorted pi...
A new survey of more than 1,000 metro artists shows a $7 million loss in income due to the Covid-19 pandemic through April 24.
“The implications of this are...
Tayari Jones was 8 years old in Atlanta's summer of 1979 when reports of missing African American children began to dominate headlines and the evening news. By ...
I never watched Project Runway, so I can’t give you any compare-and-contrast intel on supermodel Heidi Klum and fashion guru Tim Gunn’s new collaboration, Makin...
Though it shares its name with her bestselling book, the new Netflix film Becoming is not an adaptation, exactly, of Michelle Obama’s 2018 memoir. Instead, it’s...
Atlanta' BronzeLens Film Festival is one of 14 entities receiving a $10,000 grant from filmmaker Ava DuVernay's nonprofit foundation ARRAY Alliance. The money i...
