Performers for ArtsATL’s second annual Luminary Awards ceremony will include comedian Mark Kendall, Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre, DJ Ree de la Vega and tributes to two Atlanta musical icons who died this year: Colonel Bruce Hampton and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Jane Little. The event, at the City Winery on January 28, will honor six…
At the beginning of Lore, John Welker appeared on a stage platform, a solo figure in a weathered, black vested suit and a wide-brimmed fedora. A Romani man’s voice called out in the night air, singing perhaps of legends, of ancestors or of chilly November nights like this one, when people gathered around a campfire…
ART + DESIGN Shine Huang: See Me As I Am. In portraits, still lifes and photograms, the photographer documents Atlanta’s Ethiopian and Eritrean communities and their daily objects. Through December 30. Mason Fine Art. Al Taylor: What Are You Looking At? The High Museum presents the first museum survey in the US to explore the…
Near the end of exstasis, the Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre debut last weekend at the Westside Cultural Arts Center, dancer and choreographer Tara Lee sank to the ground. Delicate strains of Camille Saint-Saëns’ music began, recalling “The Dying Swan,” Anna Pavlova’s signature solo, which Michel Fokine choreographed with her in 1905. In this symbolic piece, the…
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A year ago, five of Atlanta Ballet’s most prominent dancers began to plant the seeds to leave that landmark institution and form their own dance company. This weekend, those seeds will bear their first fruit when Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre makes its public debut. As he walked into a rehearsal last Thursday at Terminus’ Westside…
On a sultry Thursday evening in late April, only three weeks before the Atlanta Ballet season finale, five current and former company dancers gathered in an enclosed parking garage inside the Westside Cultural Arts Center to greet their future. The hard, bare concrete floor was hardly optimal for dance — far removed from the state-of-the-art…
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