I haven’t yet seen the group show at Town + Culture Gallery or the Day & Night Projects installation in person, but based on my prior knowledge and online investigation, I feel they are well worth mentioning. So are the other artworks and exhibitions I discuss below, which express a particular style of art in…
In completely different ways, two current exhibitions deal with great swaths of contemporary culture and events. Roxane Hollosi’s Breathe, at EYP’s Gallery 100 through April 7, sets the pandemic years in a larger context, while Tom Patterson’s New Lamps for Old, at 378 Gallery through March 26, presents the careers of a baker’s dozen of…
This monthly survey highlights some of the more notable Art+Design happenings in metro Atlanta. Jerry Cullum, the winner of a 2020 Rabkin Prize for arts journalism, has written about visual art for decades. :: Karen Hennessee’s DOORS AND WINDOWS photography series has been in progress for years. The exquisite installation of photos, window frames and…
Art certainly has the capacity to teach us a thing or two about ourselves. Take MINT Gallery’s Duplexity, for example. The exhibition, on view through May 23, conveys themes of confrontation and fortitude in the midst of a national discourse that questions the very essence of personhood. Visual artist Tiffany LaTrice, TILA Studios’ executive director,…
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