It’s a commonly shared belief that bad behavior is easier to depict than good. Satan steals all his scenes in Milton’s Paradise Lost and Iago is a much better p...
Self-taught Atlanta artist Lloyd Benjamin visits Sandler Hudson Gallery for a noon--5 p.m. Artist Hangout on Saturday in conjunction with his exhibition Auto Ab...
John Lewis: Good Trouble, one of the first films announced for this year's (now-canceled) Atlanta Film Festival, will screen tonight--Sunday (July 2--5) at the ...
George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. Rashard Brooks. Elijah McClain.
Many of us have been saying those names with frequency in recent weeks. They're ...
As Covid-19 continues its march across the nation (please wear your masks, friends), eight hours in a hospital may sound exactly like the wrong way to spend you...
Out Front Theatre Company will celebrate the five-year anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage with Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays...
Dad's Garage Theatre Company will stream the award-winning The Magic Negro and Other Blackness at 8 tonight (June 18) to support Black Lives Matter. Throughout ...
I often struggle with the words to contextualize the uncertainty that’s been present during the past 12 weeks while in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. One o...
Art Beats Atlanta, a cooperative of of arts and culture organizations, has launched the website ArtBeatsATL.com, designed as a free online portal for those shel...
Chad Darnell was in the midst of one of the best periods of his life. He had just finished directing the biggest film of his career, the thriller The Undertaker...
