For those who like their movies like their lunch breaks -- high quality, independent and less than 45 minutes -- Shortsfest is the Atlanta festival to attend. F...
While living in Bangladesh at age 12, Marium Khalid learned that a close friend had been kidnapped. The kidnappers took the wrong girl. At a time when Banglades...
Children of Eden, a lesser-known musical by Stephen Schwartz (Wicked) and John Caird, revisits the Book of Genesis from the fall of Adam and Eve to the Great Fl...
Two benefit performances -- one housed at Synchronicity Theatre on July 15 and the other housed at the Alliance Theatre on July 19–21 -- will send proceeds to G...
Norman Wagner moved from rural Illinois to build a printmaking department at the Atlanta College of Art in 1963. For the past 41 years, he’s worked from his hom...
In a city where large-scale murals cover the walls, anyone interested in public art should not forget to look down. Tiny Doors ATL, a series of miniature public...
In today’s society, people with disabilities are often excluded because of accessibility issues and societal prejudices, and the arts are no exception. Although...
Atlanta artist Krista Clark has two exhibitions open -- a solo show at MOCA GA (through August 24) and the group show Recent Drawings at Sandler Hudson Gallery ...
The Goat Farm Arts Center, where construction crews will soon take up residence, is open until October. There's still time for coffee at the Warhorse, walking t...
A clownish, cartoon smile is plastered on the faces of choreographer and filmmaker Britt Whitmoyer Fishel’s dancers in GRIN -- a series of three abstract films....
