Editor’s note: In 2012, the Goat Farm Arts Center was still a fledging artists community in a hip but hardly glamorous area on the Westside. ArtsATL cofounder a...
When business and the arts come together, the scales usually tip toward business. For those with the cash, the arts are a marketing tool or object of philanthro...
Earlier this year, the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation put the Historic Rhodes Theatre on its “Places in Peril” list. The theater was originally part of...
Reclining on a couch in a Castleberry Hill loft near his famed tattoo studio City of Ink, Miya Bailey takes a moment to smoke a cigarette and to talk about his ...
The Goat Farm had a vision with its Beacons program: forge an arts artery in metro Atlanta, in the midst of its rapid gentrification. But after developers brought much progress in South Downtown to a halt, the Goat Farm is shifting its focus to Castleberry Hill with a new approach....
It was 2014 when the Goat Farm announced they’d be taking a year off of programming in order to reassess their approach of invigorating Atlanta’s arts community. What came of those reflections was The Beacons project....
Husband and wife team Fabien Prioville and Azusa Seyama began the piece dressed as loving polar bears. (Photos by Arno Hunter Myers)
Last weekend, Atlanta’s G...
Come July, the Goat Farm will shift the locus of its programming from its 19th-century campus in West Midtown to the living, breathing streets of Atlanta.
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