Like many DIY creatives, Atlanta-born Marge Radford is more than an artist. She’s a marketer, saleswoman, social-media manager and accountant. She started her o...
“When I started out -- being a big black guy from the South -- people wanted to see me sing ‘Old Man River’ and be cast as Porgy,” says Atlanta-born opera singe...
“It’s hard for me to show myself as I am, and I’m learning,” says Angie Jerez, who moved to Atlanta eight years ago from Bogotá, Colombia. Moving across the Ame...
Jennifer Holloway, singing the title role in The Atlanta Opera production of Richard Strauss’ often controversial Salome, will not remove all of her clothing du...
Aaron Shackelford, the new director of Georgia Tech’s Arts@Tech program, wants to reinvigorate the way arts and technology collide.
A literature and perform...
If 2019 can teach us anything, it’s that despite rapid development and decade-ending nostalgia, Atlanta music still pushes forward. It was a year that showed us...
Muralist Ashley D. Thomas likes to paint on the walls. Of public schools, libraries, bridges, hallways, street corners, bus stops and community centers, often h...
Six years ago, Chris Alvarez and Courtney Hicks began new careers the same week, both at Floyd County Productions. Like many in Atlanta, they're transplants. Hi...
“The magic is only in what books say, how they stitched the patches of the universe together into one garment for us,” Ray Bradbury wrote in his futuristic clas...
Zipporah Joe’l Peay is a 29-year-old painter and muralist. Like most Atlantans, she’s a transplant, coming from Rembert, South Carolina (population: 400-ish), w...
