Culture and tradition. Those words encapsulate what Juneteenth is all about in Atlanta. It commemorates the day in 1865 -- two years after the Emancipation Proc...
Karen Comer Lowe, who began her career as the program coordinator at Hammonds House in 1996, has returned as the museum's executive director and chief curator. ...
Kevin Gillese once considered his film project about love, disability and family a long shot. No more. The comedy, titled How to Ruin the Holidays, has been fun...
Georgia painter Ayana Ross has won the 2021 Bennett Prize, the largest prize given solely to women figurative painters. Her work explores identity and cultural ...
ART&DESIGN
Natural Forces, a solo exhibition by Atlanta artist/architect Amy Landesberg, opens Saturday (June 12) at Whitespace with an all-day reception. ...
ART&DESIGN
Natural Forces, a solo exhibition by Atlanta artist/architect Amy Landesberg, opens Saturday (June 12) at Whitespace with an all-day reception. ...
The exposed rings of a stump reveal much about a tree -- its cycles, seasons and growth spurts. So does the art of Michael Murrell.
Rich in earthy symbolism ...
When Cydnei Prather was a SCAD theater major it didn’t take her long to notice how few substantive roles for Black students there were. She recalls being the on...
The Alliance Theatre this morning announced its 53rd season -- eight shows on two stages including four world premieres, a new staging of its annual A Christmas...
The crisis afflicting America's war veterans is a deeply personal subject for Teri Darnell. She spent six years in the U.S. Air Force, notably in Berlin during ...
