Jim Auchmutey knows a bit about writing a compelling story. He spent 30 years working as a writer and editor at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, during which t...
T. Lang Dance this week will inhabit the High Museum of Art with an interactive performance titled A Graveyard Duet of the Past Now. The work -- an Afrofuturist...
Not long after Governor Brian Kemp's signing of HB 481 -- the antichoice "Heartbeat Bill" -- earlier this month, social media news feeds flooded with calls for ...
In a blog post on her website, Georgia author Mary Kay Andrews -- the pen name for “recovering journalist” and author Kathy Hogan Trocheck -- writes that her mo...
In rehearsal at their West Midtown studio, the artists of Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre move precisely and fluidly while maintaining perfect synchronicity. The...
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s concert Thursday night was a study in extreme contrasts, both musical and emotional, with a focus on two local composers champi...
In the summer of 2009, a group of the city’s arts journalists and critics banded together to ensure that their work would continue and formed the organization t...
Give me a child until he is seven and I will show you the man. – Aristotle
Maniya Barredo, née Josephine Carmen Imutan Barredo, was seven years old when a ph...
Van Jensen, the ARTS ATL publisher who oversaw a redesign and rebranding of the website this year, has resigned in order to focus on a television series he conc...
Alex Acosta was born on the hip-hop solstice. He is one of the founders of Soul Food Cypher, a society of freestyle rappers that build community, celebrate the ...
