RoleCall Theater reopens at Ponce City Market Take a break from shopping or dining and visit RoleCall Theater’s newly reimagined space at the Ponce City Market. The nonprofit theater, which presents short films and plays, has a mission to empower playwrights and filmmakers in the state of Georgia. In March, RoleCall will host Docufest (Atlanta…
“I just make shit,” says Matt Evans. “It’s part of who I am.” Born and raised in Atlanta, Evans, 29, has spent his entire life making art. He attended Fernbank Elementary School and when middle school rolled around, he kept his hands busy creating films and using sculpey clay. Evans went on to graduate from…
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, videos and more. New Donna Mintz: Ex Astris. The artist and writer returns, in her words, to an “abiding exploration of time, place and memory.” She pairs gold leaf with otherwise mundane materials using the idea of…
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, videos and more. New Street art. Six new murals have gone up alongside Westview Corner Grocery in southwest Atlanta. Five come from illustrators and animators with the Lotus Eaters Club, the sixth from non-Lotus artist Beardy Glasses….
There’s a passage toward the end of tammy lynne stoner’s “Southern-fried” debut novel, SUGAR LAND (Red Hen Press), where the main character, Dara, says, “I knew even then that secrets have a way of working themselves out of tight spots, of springing up somewhere else where the dirt is softer. Maybe since my secret didn’t see the…
Every Tuesday, we give you our top picks for the week, from installations and sculptures to paintings, drawings, street art, photography, videos and more. New Photography Pop-Up Gallery. Featuring the work of New York City-based fashion photographer Landon Nordeman; portrait and documentary photographer Jerry Siegel‘s REVEAL, which celebrates Atlanta drag artists; and Atlanta abstractionist Spencer Sloan‘s digitally manipulated…
MUSIC A Performance in the Park with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The ASO led by assistant conductor Stephen Mulligan gives a free outdoor concert of works by Bernstein and Tchaikovsky in Piedmont Park. June 14 at 7:30 p.m. Oak Hill at Piedmont Park. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. The Atlanta Opera presents…
THEATER The Followers: A Retelling of the Bacchae. Michael Haverty directs a new adaptation of Euripides’ The Bacchae by Margaret Baldwin featuring music by Klimchak and choreography by Ofir Nahari. February 1–25. 7 Stages. The Mystery of Love & Sex. Out Front Theatre presents the Atlanta premiere of playwright Bathsheba Doran’s drama about the romance…
If rock and roll can be said to have a spirit, then Ronnie Spector — one of the greatest voices in pop-music history — has lived it, loved it, helped create it. She’s toured with the Rolling Stones (they opened for her, no less), partied with the Beatles, danced for Hendrix and drank with Dylan….
Why are we here? What’s your best memory? What will humans look like in a million years? Got answers to these questions? The award-winning Atlanta-based podcast company HowStuffWorks wants to hear from you. The company’s new “Question Booth” will take up residence inside Atlanta Gallery Collective, the pop-up art gallery on the second floor of Atlanta’s Ponce City Market. The…
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