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In the studio: Marie Munk on the exploration of biology and technology
“I think the teachers were like, ‘Why is she talking about placentas?’” reflected Marie Munk in her studio at the Atlanta Contemporary on…
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Leia’s Lens: Atlanta Art Week and Atlanta Art Fair – is separate better?
Atlanta Art Week (AAW) is back. On July 17, the dates for its fourth edition were announced via Instagram and email. Taking place…
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Artistic Director Oronike Odeleye has a vision for the National Black Arts Festival
Oronike Odeleye moved to Atlanta with her family at the age of 3 and — as she recalls — practically grew up with…
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Q&A: Lyle Lovett concert brings blues soulstress Francine Reed home to Atlanta
“Wild Women Don’t Get the Blues,” said Ida Cox in 1924. Georgia Music Hall of Famer Francine Reed is living proof that these…
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Q&A: Singer-songwriter Shebloom discusses her new EP, “Rotations”
Georgia-born singer-songwriter Julianna Smaltz, also known as Shebloom, debuted her EP Rotations last Thursday during a release party at Vinyl. Following her 2019…
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Q&A: Kyle Brooks shines “a little bit of light” on his new book, “Smile a While”
Kyle Brooks is a storyteller — a word with a mosaic definition that stitches him together as an artist, a poet, a writer,…
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Q&A: With music as a medium, Citizen Gold seeks to unite the community
Fusing the platforms of soul, funk and EDM music to create a self-described genre of electric soul, Citizen Gold attracts a diverse and…
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Q&A: Sarah and the Safe Word on cabaret rock, sexual liberation and safe spaces
A haunting brew of ’20s jazz, Broadway and garage rock add to Sarah and the Safe Word’s multifaceted sound. The group released Red…
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Q&A: Kimberly Monks wants to haunt audiences with her “Hands of Color”
Why are people racist? That’s the question Kimberly Monks set out to answer when she started writing Hands of Color, running June 7–30…
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Q&A: Archer star and improviser Amber Nash finds the funny everywhere
First-time audience members at Dad’s Garage might be a bit surprised to hear the voice of Archer’s Pam Poovey coming out of one…
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