Editor’s note: As Atlanta artists face uncertainty amid Covid-19, ArtsATL offers this series to help us all connect. Each “In Our Own Words” features an artist ...
In today’s society, people with disabilities are often excluded because of accessibility issues and societal prejudices, and the arts are no exception. Although...
On March 28, 1941, Virginia Woolf, a literary genius and pioneer of stream-of-consciousness writing, filled her pockets with rocks and committed suicide by walk...
On January 27, 2019, ArtsATL will recognize the best of the best in Atlanta arts during the third-annual Luminary Awards ceremony, which will be held 6–8 p.m. a...
Douglas Scott, creator of Full Radius Dance and the Modern Atlanta Dance Festival (MAD), fears losing the historical first person voice in Atlanta dance. For th...
When Douglas Scott founded Full Radius Dance in 1998, he was motivated by a partnership with the Shepherd Center and the unique power he discovered in the effor...
Ruth Mitchell, who studied under Atlanta Ballet founder Dorothy Alexander and later became herself one of the icons of Atlanta dance, died July 18 at the age of...
Art, life and humor will converge in Nostalgia for a Future Past, a duet cocreated and performed by Gregory Catellier and Kristin O’Neal. The work will appear d...
Full Radius Dance, a physically integrated company featuring both disabled and nondisabled performers, will celebrate its 25th anniversary with Silver at 7 Stag...
The Modern Atlanta Dance (MAD) Festival, which annually casts a spotlight on local choreographers and dancers, has announced its lineup for the festival’s 23rd ...
