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Review: ‘In My Defense, I was left Unsupervised’ by Trey Dowell at Tennessee Gallery
What does it mean for a show to take itself less seriously? I said this to Trey Dowell while standing inside Tennessee Gallery,…
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Review: Sabre Esler explores physical and ephemeral connectivity in ‘The Network’
At whitespec in Inman Park, the walls are adorned with small photographs of clouds printed on reflective surfaces. They aren’t framed — they…
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‘Grit’ exhibition highlights artists’ perseverance at Echo Contemporary
A new art exhibition adorning the walls of Echo Contemporary Art, located within Guardian Studios at Echo Street West, was unveiled to the…
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Review: Staibdance’s ‘between dog and wolf’ performance is tense, gripping
“It’s the in-between space of teeth and grit, like that moment when your pulse is racing just before you say something you’ve been…
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Review: At Spruill, raw construction breathes life into a refined nature
At first glance, the programming at Spruill Gallery suggests a natural pairing. The main exhibition, Preternatural, brings together two established Atlanta artists connected…
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Review: Danny Lyon’s ‘The Bikeriders’ cruises into the Booth Museum
Leather, chrome, smoke and a Leica camera: Danny Lyon mixed them into an image of America few had seen. When the young photographer…
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Macrophotographer Levon Biss’ new exhibit at Fernbank gets up close and personal with arthropods
On August 9, a special touring macrophotography exhibit by Levon Biss debuted at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History. Tucked deep in Fernbank’s…
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The reclamation of Black hair in Nneka Kai’s ‘On Unstable Grounds’
Emerging from discarded cans, strung across a salvaged frame and coiling to make a vessel — hair, specifically Black hair, is the defining…
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Review: ‘I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay?’ offers textural narratives of everyday life
Honey Pierre’s solo exhibition I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay? at Impossible Currency embraces mundanity and, through it, finds sublimity. The title of…
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Review: Dad’s Garage delivers a tasty musical stew with ‘Hot Jambalaya’
All of the ingredients in Hot Jambalaya, the new original musical onstage at Dad’s Garage Theatre through March 29, make for a delicious…
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