In most Black families, there’s a special moment where the young ones would entertain the elders with a choreographed dance to a popular song, often repeated throughout the gathering. As aunties, cousins and elders smiled and clapped with glee, their cheers of encouragement filling the air, you felt a deep sense of belonging and pride….
ART+DESIGN Sonya Clark: We Are Each Other at the High Museum of Art closes on Sunday. ArtsATL writer Angela Oliver describes the multidisciplinary show as an homage to Black women, a fight against hate and a reminder about the strength of community. Clark’s materials include hair, flags and found objects. “It’s an introspection-inducing journey through the reality of unceasing oppression,…
MUSIC Orchestra Noir, the acclaimed Atlanta ensemble, performs Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Tabernacle. The all African-American orchestra, led by Ikeem Rodgers, will perform hip-hop and R&B hits from the ’90s and 2000s. Rodgers formed the group in 2016. “I am exposing people who would only normally listen to classical to hip-hop and R&B…
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