Remembrance: Robert Cheatham was Atlanta’s avant garde arts drum major Bo Emerson | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution·January 21, 2022This profile of Robert Cheatham was first published January 10, 2010 by......Art+DesignArt+Design - FeaturedMusicMusic - Featured·0 Comments·
Review: “Ego te Absolvo” group exhibit at new Eyedrum is surprisingly calm, tender Jerry Cullum·October 26, 2021Curated by Kirstin Mitchell, the seven-artist exhibition Ego Te Absolvo is the......Art+DesignArt+Design - Featured·0 Comments·
Edgy, peripatetic Eyedrum gallery reopens October 16 in new downtown space Louise E. Shaw·October 14, 2021Elevated trains roar loudly just beyond the courtyard of Eyedrum’s new home......Art+DesignArt+Design - Featured·0 Comments·
Year in Review: Our critics look back at the year in Art + Design ArtsATL staff·December 28, 2018This was a remarkable year on the Atlanta art scene. From a......Art+DesignArt+Design - Latest ReviewsLatest Reviews·0 Comments·
News: Mammal Gallery to permanently close Broad Street location, look for new home ArtsATL staff·March 3, 2018In a Facebook post dated March 3, Mammal Gallery announced the closure......Art+Design·0 Comments·
News: In the wake of this month’s fire, what’s next for Broad Street art galleries? Felipe Barral·February 22, 2018A fatal fire earlier this month in a vacant building forced the......Art+Design·0 Comments·
News: Fatal fire shuts down Atlanta galleries in South Downtown ArtsATL staff·February 6, 2018A fatal fire early Sunday morning in South Downtown Atlanta has resulted......Art+Design·0 Comments·
What to see, hear and do this week, January 4–10 Andrew Alexander·January 4, 2018THEATER The Comedy of Errors. The Shakespeare Tavern offers a new original......Art+Design·0 Comments·
A conversation with Sara Santamaria: immigration, broken memories and what it means to be a stranger Caroline Cox·June 13, 2017Article by Caroline Cox, photos by Jamie Hopper. — Art is often......Art+DesignPreviews·0 Comments·
A conversation with the Goat Farm’s Anthony Harper about the Beacons project, past and future Laura Relyea·April 26, 2017It was 2014 when the Goat Farm announced they’d be taking a year off of programming in order to reassess their approach of invigorating Atlanta’s arts community. What came of those reflections was The Beacons project.Art+Design·0 Comments·
