Growing up in Shreveport, Louisiana, Jericho Brown says he always thought he’d get some kind of real job, and then retire early enough to pursue his dream of be...
As far as world religions are concerned, art is a renewable resource. Even as ancient and traditional objects and images remain touchstones of faith, artists ha...
When William Ransom first brought the Vega Quartet to Atlanta in 2003 for a series of six concerts to perform all 18 of Beethoven’s string quartets, the group p...
Artists as diverse as octogenarian photographer Lucinda Bunnen and 40ish multidisciplinarian Shanequa Gay popped up in headlines about Atlanta's Art + Design sc...
Editor’s note: In celebration of our 10th anniversary, each week we will republish a story from our archives that sparked strong reaction from readers, showcase...
The oldest relic at the Michael C. Carlos Museum is a called a Mother Figurine. The nude with simple facial features, rounded breasts and thighs stands a smidge...
During a brief reprieve from a nationwide book tour, Atlanta poet Jericho Brown spoke to ARTS ATL about The Tradition (Copper Canyon Press, 110 pages), his rece...
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, artist talks, openings...
Based on some of the most enduring depictions of female African American caregivers and white children in literature, popular culture and advertising, it appear...
