ArtPop Street Gallery has splashed its way onto metro Atlanta's billboards. The nonprofit based in Charlotte, North Carolina, has made its debut here, sharing a...
ATLANTA PHOTOGRAPHER MICHAEL BOATRIGHT loves theater. Always has. When Covid-19 forced metro playhouses to go dark -- some in the midst of runs, others with sho...
The cyanotype process -- from the Greek cyan or "dark--blue impression" -- is nothing new in photography. Photographers have used it since its invention in 1842...
"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...
Editor’s note: As Atlanta artists face uncertainty amid Covid-19, ArtsATL offers this series to help us all connect. Each “In Our Own Words” features an artist ...
Three Georgia artists -- all women -- take on the ever-slippery concept of the South in Southern Values at the Hudgens Center for Art & Learning through Apr...
Georgia painter Corrine Colarusso opens her second solo show at Poem 88 with a 5 p.m. reception Saturday, March 7. Corrine Colarusso: Every Leaf a Flower is int...
The 48 photographs in Lucinda Bunnen’s exhibition From Nuns to Now: A Photographer’s Selections span almost five decades of art-making. But don’t go to Switch M...
Is the "South” a geographical concept, a grouping of states with a common history or a place with a particular social and cultural sensibility? However we try t...
Charlie Watts’ Hortophilia, at Whitespace through December 7, addresses head-on a number of difficult topics regarding the human body, society and images of wom...
