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Local arts organizations in peril following NEA grant termination
To say that our national cultural infrastructure is in crisis is an understatement. Historically, the U.S. government has allocated a very small percentage…
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Art News: Alison Saar wins Driskell award; pop-up gallery closes; plus opportunities for artists
Congratulations are in order! The High Museum of Art has announced Alison Saar as winner of the 2025 David C. Driskell Prize. Saar…
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Atlanta Soundtrack: New music videos from The Marias, BbyMutha and vintage protest anthem from R.E.M.
The Marias Three years after the sensual tromp of their GRAMMY-nominated debut, Cinema, The Marias have announced their sophomore record, Submarine, out May…
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Review: ‘Furlough’s Paradise’ depicts how people cope, rebuild in the face of loss
“There’s been so much death lately,” is a simple but important line early on in a.k. payne’s 2024 Alliance/Kendeda award winning play, Furlough’s…
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Extended Jewish Film Fest includes documentaries, dramas, comedy, more
Kicking off February 13, the 24th Atlanta Jewish Film Festival comes at a time of conflict, ranging from the war in Gaza to…
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Partners in the Arts: ASO’s Michael and Elizabeth Tiscione
The world of classical music has fostered a substantial number of committed romantic couples throughout history. One immediately thinks of famous pairs like…
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Q&A: Fahamu Pecou, African Diaspora Art Museum founder, celebrates new home
The African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta (ADAMA), which started as a “museum without walls” that took art experiences into other spaces, now…
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What to see, do and hear: Tinsley Ellis, Chanel, ‘Pillow Talk,’ Handel, more
FILM+TV To celebrate Black History Month, Out On Film is presenting a Black Power Showcase double feature on Sunday at Out on Film Theatre. The Dancer is a…
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Cullum’s Notebook: Diverse group exhibits explore the South’s many identities
The year has started with shows exploring the South’s many ethnic identities, its historical and environmental issues and the personal identities of the…
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French designer Jérôme Kaplan creates magic for Atlanta Ballet’s ‘Coco Chanel’
When Paris-based designer Jérôme Kaplan was commissioned to create the costumes for Coco Chanel: The Life of a Fashion Icon, the new full-length…
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