Every morning for the past three months, Eddie Owen, owner of the Red Clay Music Foundry, has gone to Georgia’s COVID-19 … More
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Re-entering society during a pandemic
“Forgiveness means giving up all hope for a better past,” says Alex Alvarado, quoting writer and comedian Lily Tomlin. A … More
Today in street art: To mark Cinco de Mayo, we give you Frida Kahlo, lots of Frida Kahlo
In her day, Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) was known for work inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico. Today, Kahlo … More
Today in street art: Marge Radford finds her style and says happily, “I’m very geometric”
Like many DIY creatives, Atlanta-born Marge Radford is more than an artist. She’s a marketer, saleswoman, social-media manager and accountant. … More
These handcrafted guitars are made with lumber salvaged from the former Masquerade
Argentinian-born Tomas Holgado spent many late nights at the Masquerade, one of Atlanta’s most iconic and scrappy venues, attending shows, … More
Morris Robinson breaks stereotypes for the Atlanta Opera’s “Porgy and Bess”
“When I started out — being a big black guy from the South — people wanted to see me sing … More
Cinema Paradiso: Donna Lefont is on a mission to keep film history alive in Atlanta
When Donna Lefont was 8-years-old, her father worked at a local movie theater. As a single dad, he often took … More
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
