The National Endowment for the Arts has announced its first round of grants for 2020, with $403,500 going to 23 groups and organizations in Georgia.
The reci...
The nonprofit art space MINT plans three performance-art events by 2019--20 Leap Year artist Amanda Grae Platner in November and December, all under the title I...
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear "Ponce City Market"?
If historic preservation, mixed-use development or people chowing down in the Ce...
The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning has scheduled talks for its 2019 Hudgens Prize finalists, a career-transforming award that comes with $50,000 and a so...
Each Wednesday, we’ll round up our top sonic picks for the week ahead -- from performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to the bands of East Atlanta Villag...
This weekend, four artists -- all Atlanta-based women -- will unveil a new vision for one of the city’s most popular art events, Flux Night. Rachel K. Garceau, ...
FILM
Out on Film. Atlanta’s LGBT film festival celebrates its 31st year with parties, events, talkbacks and screenings of features, shorts, documentaries and m...
Flux Night, Atlanta's festive night of free outdoor public art, will make a move to Grant Park this year as part of a total reconceptualization of the event.
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Atlanta is a city replete with annual holiday season traditions, including musical ones. Some are still well-remembered but long gone, like the gathering of com...
A day or two after my phone interview with Amber Boardman last week, I found myself hurriedly walking out the door of my apartment, doomed to be 10-minutes late for my next meeting, barefaced and wrinkled. In the rearview on my way into the city, I noticed an absurd smeared pattern on my eyelid -- nothing like some poorly applied mascara to bring you back to earth....
