The Kennesaw State University Department of Dance has received a $541,000 gift that will enable the school to bring in two guest choreographers in residence eac...
In 1942, Albert Camus published The Myth of Sisyphus. Against the backdrop of World War II, the Algerian philosopher presents suicide as the foremost philosophi...
“The Occupation series began as small watercolors of people and what they do,” says Kennesaw State University professor and Atlanta-based artist Donald Robson. ...
Ivan Pulinkala, who founded the dance program at Kennesaw State University in 2005, has been named interim dean of the College of the Arts.
Under Pulinkala’s l...
On Monday evening, flutist Todd Skitch performed in a recital of music by Taffanel, C.P.E Bach, Gaubert, Reinecke and Liebermann with Robert Henry as collaborat...
Massachusetts-based artist Tomashi Jackson's research in the Atlanta area has led her to tackle the issue of public transportation -- or the lack of it -- as it...
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Writing is a winding journey with twists and turns, ups and downs, periods of creativity and blockage. But most of all, it is personal; it’s an individual act that is different for all writers. Chris Martin, a newly published author and English teacher from Lawrenceville, knows this all too well....
It’s a bibliophile’s dream: a single place that houses a Bible that went to the moon, complete with notes from Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, a copy of Strength to Love signed by Martin Luther King Jr., original copies of rarities by Louisa May Alcott....
Saturday will mark a milestone for the city’s dance community when the region’s first venue designed specifically for dance and open to independent companies op...
