Artist Lisa Tuttle is known for lens-based interdisciplinary work that mixes mediums to create conceptual and often poetic pieces. In Mock Proposal at Poem 88 b...
On a bare, shadowy stage, a man and a woman move in silence, save sounds of their breathing, their bodies making contact and their feet shuffling and pivoting o...
Little Tybee converges in East Atlanta Village on Friday, February 22, to give locals a sneak peek of what the sextet’s been cooking up. More than 10 years in, ...
Out of the box, experimental and fiercely weird is the theme of 7 Stages' 40th season. Paper Doll Militia’s Warped promises to fulfill that vision during its wo...
If I Told You . . . , a timely group exhibition featuring the work of 15 female-identifying artists, opened February 14, at The Beacon Atlanta and continues thr...
The ever-evolving Atlanta Ballet closed 2018 with the premiere of Yuri Possokhov’s The Nutcracker. This larger-than-life interpretation was as much a tribute to...
Farruquito is known for his explosive energy onstage -- lightning-fast footwork, split-second spins and high leaps all accentuate his powerful presence. Yet his...
Life is full of change -- good, bad and in between. For Sarah Stokes, coartistic director of Atlanta Dance Collective, choreography is her outlet for dealing wi...
In Inner Ground Railroad, at three Fulton County locations through March 4, more than 20 Atlanta artists each answer one question: what if the only true path to...
Benjamin Britton likes to create paintings that make viewers feel as if they have superpowers. In Desire, broadly, which opens February 6 (reception 7–9 p.m.) a...
