The Black Lives Matter movement continues to affect major cities as institutions large and small examine their racial policies and practices. Some of the nation...
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...
Jerry Cullum’s Notebook is a monthly survey that highlights some of the more notable art + design happenings in metro Atlanta. Cullum, the recent winner of a Ra...
Two years ago, like a school of fish that swims together to ward off bigger, toothier prey, Videodrome and the Plaza Theatre, both essentially the last of their...
Atlanta theater artist Mark Kendall, most closely associated with Dad's Garage Theatre Company, has released two comedic video sketches on YouTube that addres...
You're walking down the street and see a shop with a large, brightly colored sign above the door. The sign is in Japanese, and clearly, the store is trying to s...
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 ...
"We shared laughter, tears and virtual hugs," Kevin Harry says of his recent Black Lives Matter-themed portrait session. The portraits -- 25 in total, mostly of...
"Really it’s that simple," Atlanta artist George F. Baker III says of his YOU SEE US mural. "Be with US on this and don’t let your current ignorance leave y...
Artists often turn their firsthand experiences into pieces of beauty that turn darkness into light. Consuming art gives audiences that chance to connect on a de...
