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...
As part of our ongoing 20 by 2020 series profiling Atlanta theater artists, we occasionally look at theater through the eyes of the photographer. This is anothe...
The highly anticipated exhibit Sally Mann: A Thousand Crossings has finally arrived at the High Museum of Art, aptly concurring with the recent appointment of S...
By the time photography curator Sarah Kennel joined the High Museum of Art in July, she needed little introduction to her new Southern colleagues.
As co-cura...
Atlanta art + design enthusiasts can choose to see work by giants (collagist Romare Bearden, photographer Sally Mann) this fall and winter, as well as work by o...
The 21st edition of Atlanta Celebrates Photography's monthlong festival is upon us, and once again, it's prime time to enjoy, and yes, celebrate a medium that k...
The title Home Movies evokes the magic of nostalgia and the raw reality of American life in Chris Verene's small exhibition at Marcia Wood Gallery (through Octo...
Art-world superstar and onetime Atlantan Chris Verene returns to his adopted city with Home Movies 2019, a video-and-photography show at Marcia Wood Gallery. It...
How do you capture the moment when a plate falls to the floor? Or when a leg flies into the air? As an extension of our 20 by 2020 series (in which we interview...
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...
