“We’re not an active exhibiting gallery, but we create that Web magic,” says Lumière gallery director Tony Casadonte. Lumière’s market was already built when Co...
Dustin Chambers' photos of underrepresented communities in Atlanta and the Southeast reveal the invisible, elemental threads that unify us all. Chambers, an Atl...
Jerry Cullum’s Notebook is a monthly survey that highlights some of the more notable art + design happenings in metro Atlanta. Cullum, the winner of a 2020 Rabk...
When you walk into Jackson Fine Art Gallery in Buckhead, look immediately to the right and you'll see a Steve Schapiro photograph taken in 1968. It shows a woma...
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 ...
