Today in street art: Angie Jerez takes natural approach to taming concrete jungles

“It’s hard for me to show myself as I am, and I’m learning,” says Angie Jerez, who moved to Atlanta eight … More

The Atlanta Opera’s “Salome” gives dimension to Strauss’ controversial classic

Jennifer Holloway, singing the title role in The Atlanta Opera’s production of Richard Strauss’ often controversial Salome, will not remove all … More

Q&A: Aaron Shackelford, new director of Arts@Tech, arrives with high ambitions

Aaron Shackelford, the new director of Georgia Tech’s Arts@Tech program, wants to reinvigorate the way arts and technology collide. A literature … More

Today in street art: Vivid alleys, corners, walls make aging Reynoldstown, well, artful

You’ll find Reynoldstown in southeast Atlanta, bumping up against downtown and Cabbagetown. You’ll also find that it’s undergoing a mass transformation. … More

Today in street art: Ashley D. Thomas paints with color, culture and community in mind

Muralist Ashley D. Thomas likes to paint on the walls. Of public schools, libraries, bridges, hallways, street corners, bus stops and community … More

Long-standing champion of the printed word, A Cappella Books, turns 30

While so many other local institutions have faced the chopping block, Atlanta’s only in-town, full-service bookstore—which has survived both the … More

Today in street art: The collaborative spirit between Chris Alvarez and Courtney Hicks

Six years ago, Chris Alvarez and Courtney Hicks began new careers the same week, both at Floyd County Productions. Like many in Atlanta, they’re … More