Paul Stephen Benjamin creates work that is black (the color). And he creates work that is Black (culturally). Neither should be considered a revelation. Yet, in...
The much-anticipated debut of staibdance’s fence takes place Thursday through Sunday at the Dance Studio at Emory University’s Schwartz Center for the Performin...
This December in Miami, Atlanta artists will carve out space for themselves at Art Basel while advancing a conversation about recognizing black women artists, a...
Drab beige façades cover the mostly shuttered storefronts at Westgate Shopping Center. Just a smattering of traffic clusters around the meat and seafood market ...
The 35th-anniversary year of Atlanta’s ArtsXchange marks some big changes for the organization.
The original Arts Exchange, which began in the early 1980s, pr...
High Museum names four to Board of Directors, including “Killer Mike”
Mike "Killer Mike" Render
The High Museum of Art has announced the appointment of four n...
If we could rank artists by their ability to start and shift conversations about America’s most divisive issues -- sex, politics, guns and media culture, to n...
The cable TV show Atlanta has returned for its second season on FX, a highly anticipated comeback after a critically acclaimed debut that netted Golden Globe Aw...
Reclining on a couch in a Castleberry Hill loft near his famed tattoo studio City of Ink, Miya Bailey takes a moment to smoke a cigarette and to talk about his ...
Art on the BeltLine, the “largest free temporary outdoor art exhibition in the South,” is poised for a new chapter. New leadership accompanies a new request for...
