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Year in Review: Our critics look back at the year in Art + Design

Transgression ATL brings beloved board game, CLUE, to life at Swan House

Atlanta’s Todd Richards delves into his journey as a chef in “SOUL”

Review: Patti Callahan’s “Becoming Mrs. Lewis” reveals a woman’s tenacious spirit

Atlanta History Center helps Atlantans connect to family roots

The week’s best bets, July 9–15

ArtsATL’s top events to help you beat Atlanta’s summer heat

What to see, hear and do this week, May 21–27

What to see, hear and do this week, May 14–20

Photos: Michael St Maur Sheil captures the battlefields of World War I at the Atlanta History Center

Year in Review: Our critics look back at the year in Art + Design

Transgression ATL brings beloved board game, CLUE, to life at Swan House

Atlanta’s Todd Richards delves into his journey as a chef in “SOUL”

Review: Patti Callahan’s “Becoming Mrs. Lewis” reveals a woman’s tenacious spirit

Atlanta History Center helps Atlantans connect to family roots

The week’s best bets, July 9–15

ArtsATL’s top events to help you beat Atlanta’s summer heat

What to see, hear and do this week, May 21–27

What to see, hear and do this week, May 14–20

Photos: Michael St Maur Sheil captures the battlefields of World War I at the Atlanta History Center

Trine Søndergaard Exhibition: Guldnakke

William Taubman | Gorbachev: His Life and Times

Screening of Royal Opera House: La Bayadere

Charis Books and Georgia Center for the Book present The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls with Anissa Gray and Joshilyn Jackson

Print Matters: Tom Hück

ArtsATL staffDecember 28, 2018

This was a remarkable year on the Atlanta art scene. From a total rethink of the High Museum’s permanent collection to the scrappy, ever-evolving Eyedrum celebr...

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Lynne TanzerDecember 18, 2018

John Carroll, Elizabeth Jarrett and Emma Yarbrough, the team behind Deer Beer Wolf's Transgression ATL, have a knack for transforming beloved Atlanta landmarks ...

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Gail O'NeillNovember 26, 2018

Todd Richards was interested in two things when he moved to Atlanta in 1991: songwriting and physics. But two years into his undergraduate studies at Georgia Te...

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Laura RelyeaSeptember 28, 2018

At one time, it was often said that “behind every great man there’s a great woman.” The stories of those women, the women who stood alongside – perhaps better t...

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Gail O'NeillAugust 22, 2018

Birth, marriage and death certificates; municipal directories; phone books; slave ledgers and passenger manifests are Sue VerHoef’s stock-in-trade. As director ...

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Andrew AlexanderJuly 9, 2018

THEATER Black Nerd. Playwright Jon Carr presents a new semi-autobiographical comedy about the challenges of being a black man who’s into science fiction and com...

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ArtsATL staffJuly 5, 2018

When the mercury hits the 90s in Atlanta during the summer, we start to think about ways to get some culture and stay cool at the same time. Below is ArtsATL’s ...

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Andrew AlexanderMay 21, 2018

ART + DESIGN Finster Fest. The annual festival honoring the life and legacy of Georgia’s most famous folk artist features 50 artists, live music, barbecue, a ch...

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Andrew AlexanderMay 14, 2018

FILM Boom for Real. Filmmaker Sara Driver’s new documentary explores the prefame teenage years of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Opens May 18. Landmark Midtown Ar...

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ArtsATL staffMay 10, 2018

Visitors to the gardens at the Atlanta History Center this spring will come across an unusual site. Spread throughout the property’s expansive Goizueta Gardens ...

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