When Doug Shipman announced his plan to run for Atlanta City Council president a week ago, his life leapt into hyperdrive after several months of quiet sabbatic...
Drive along Cabbagetown’s Carroll Street and you'll see vibrant eyes and brilliant smiles memorialized on the walls of Stacks Squares. The themed exhibit, Say T...
Here's a look back at our 20 most popular stories this year, from struggles with COVID-19 to Black Lives Matter protests to the artistic giants we lost. It was ...
The year 2020 took much more from Atlanta's Art + Design world than it gave. You could say, "Bah, COVID," but it's more than that. Yes, the novel coronavirus c...
The 2020 pandemic of 2020 impacted the city’s dance community with special force. Because dance demands close physical interaction in both rehearsal and perform...
When Leatrice Ellzy Wright, curator of the ELEVATE: WEST END arts festival, was asked to choose one ballet from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s online ...
Scott Stewart teaches instrumental music at The Westminster Schools and is music director and conductor of the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony. He's a guest conduct...
Daren Wang is the author of the novel The Hidden Light of Northern Fires, the founder and former executive director of the Decatur Book Festival and now the exe...
Jamil Jude is a director and producer and the artistic director of True Colors Theatre Company. He was the company's associate artistic director before getting ...
When you walk into Jackson Fine Art Gallery in Buckhead, look immediately to the right and you'll see a Steve Schapiro photograph taken in 1968. It shows a woma...
