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...
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, artist talks, openings...
Benjamin Britton likes to create paintings that make viewers feel as if they have superpowers. In Desire, broadly, which opens February 6 (reception 7–9 p.m.) a...
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, videos and more. Each category is...
The 2019 art season begins with a week of several particularly intriguing exhibition openings and the final days of equally intriguing exhibitions. Because of t...
“Death’s still the secret of life, the garden reminds us./Or vice-versa. It’s complicated.”
-- Charles Wright, "Disjecta Membra"
Wildness is fading from the n...
Rich Gere and Dayna Thacker’s Smoke, Mirrors, on view at Marcia Wood Gallery through September 9, borrows its title from an old idiom that implies deception and...
The Goat Farm had a vision with its Beacons program: forge an arts artery in metro Atlanta, in the midst of its rapid gentrification. But after developers brought much progress in South Downtown to a halt, the Goat Farm is shifting its focus to Castleberry Hill with a new approach....
