In their new documentary, Lillian Smith: Breaking the Silence, father-and-son filmmakers Hal and Henry Jacobs tell the story of author and activist Lillian Smit...
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, artist talks, openings...
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, artist talks, openings...
The stunning gold-leafed spectacle and deeply poetic work in Donna Mintz’s Ex Astris, at Sandler Hudson Gallery through May 4, recalls great moments of art hist...
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, videos and more.
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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...
In 1954, Georgia writer and social activist Lillian Smith, white daughter of the Jim Crow South, wrote of white people telling the truth in a way that could lib...
Michi Meko welcomes me into his Summerhill studio on a blue and gold November afternoon. As we talk, he begins to set a new mood for the painting I am about to ...
“The place makes you who you are, creates who you are,” photographer William Christenberry remarked in 1994.
For four decades, beginning in the early 1960s, Ch...
In April, the Equal Justice Initiative opened the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, which many have come to call the National Lynching Memorial, in Montg...
