Dashboard prepares for its “Golden Hour” at Oakland Cemetery
More than any other place, Oakland Cemetery reveals a comprehensive narrative of......
Karen Tauches
Karen Tauches
“Reconstructions” evokes the futility and transience of our built environments
In the new group show Reconstructions at Swan Coach House Gallery through February......
What to see, hear and do this week, January 4–10
THEATER The Comedy of Errors. The Shakespeare Tavern offers a new original......
Review: The allure of summer re:FRESH
There is a cultural rhythm to summer that transcends school, the heat slowing down our productivity, bright nights a little more lively than usual and a restless need to get away. Swan Coach House Gallery presented a summer pop-up and seamless combination of two curatorial projects, I SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING... curated by Jordan Stubbs and Summer Swan Song curated by Karen Tauches.With a teen vibe and tumblr aesthetic, re:FRESH mixes equal parts shenanigans, effortlessness, and boredom -- appropriate for a show about tuning out.
Review: Poem 88’s “Correspondences” series brings us back to balance
I love the conceit of Poem 88’s summer series Correspondences, a series of short exhibitions inspired by the Swedish scientist, theologian, and philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg (1668-1772). But you don’t have to understand the mystic thinker’s ideas in order to get it. Correspondences references the notion that instances of good mitigate bad in order to restore balance.
News: Announcing the first annual ArtsATL Luminary Awards
ArtsATL is happy to announce its first annual Luminary Awards, multidisciplinary prizes that commemorate and pay tribute to the artists, organizations, exhibitions and individual works that are shaping Atlanta.
Review: “Print or Projection” Proves to Be Intelligent, Thought-Provoking and Brand New
Artist Jessica Scott-Felder took command of a lively, crowded Swan Coach House......
Four Atlanta artists ponder time, memory and loss in “Ephemeral Eternity” at Gallery 72
How do we remember the past and process its impact on our......
Review: Ben Steele’s ethereal, mysterious paintings at Kiang Projects
As contradictory as it might seem, Ben Steele’s paintings bring to mind “The......
Review: Chip Simone’s “Resonant Image” at High Museum samples 10 years of color work
A street photographer’s self-initiated beat is to document everyday public life. As......
