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Erin Jane Nelson mixes warnings, kitsch in show about coastal crises

Rebecca BrantleyJune 14, 2019

In 1966, Yoko Ono installed a work that required viewers to climb a ladder and use a magnifying glass to find a tiny YES (it was, incidentally, John Lennon’s in...

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This week in street art: Follow us south of the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail

Kathy JanichJune 13, 2019

We return to the Atlanta BeltLine again this week to look at six murals south of the Eastside Trail between Irwin Street and Memorial Drive. All can be found on...

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Photographer Lucinda Bunnen invites you to walk in her woods

ARTS ATL StaffJune 12, 2019

Almost every day of the year, 88-year-old Lucinda Bunnen takes a rigorous walk with her beloved dogs through the woods at her Atlanta home. Friends often ask he...

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Fascinating “Framing Shadows” endeavors to uproot the mythology of black nannies

Gail O'NeillJune 10, 2019

Based on some of the most enduring depictions of female African American caregivers and white children in literature, popular culture and advertising, it appear...

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This week in street art: Step off the trail and see what you’ll discover

Kathy JanichJune 6, 2019

The Atlanta BeltLine is the largest outdoor art park in the Southeast, but if you're willing to stray from the path, you'll see some of the best murals in the c...

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Robert Coram’s memoir Ink takes readers back to journalism’s Golden Age

Candice DyerJune 5, 2019

Memoirs, by nature, involve some preening narcissism, but Georgia author and journalist Robert Coram is quick to indemnify himself as very much a hangdog undera...

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Cullum’s June notebook: New faces, new places and the return of familiar names

Jerry CullumJune 5, 2019

New galleries -- commercial, nonprofit, DIY or pop-up hybrids -- have been emerging regularly the past few years, but there's been a significant upsurge lately ...

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Immigration debate, sense of belonging fuel the work in High’s new Origins show

Kathy JanichMay 31, 2019

And then there were six. Of Origins and Belonging: Drawn From Atlanta, on view June 1–September 29 at the High Museum of Art, is the third in a series of exh...

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This week in street art: Sampling eight murals on Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail

Kathy JanichMay 30, 2019

The Atlanta BeltLine, the largest outdoor art park in the Southeast, offers a tempting canvas for muralists. That is, perhaps, most true along the Eastside Trai...

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This week in street art: Black women celebrated in Charmaine Minniefield murals

Kathy JanichMay 23, 2019

The work of Atlanta artist, activist and arts administrator Charmaine Minniefield celebrates the female angels, deities, mothers and warriors of African traditi...

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