Muralist Ashley D. Thomas likes to paint on the walls. Of public schools, libraries, bridges, hallways, street corners, bus stops and community … More
Tag: Journalism
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
Focus on Education: APS Milestone scores and graduation rates are up, but there’s still work to be done
Under the watchful eye of Superintendent Meria Carstarphen, Atlanta Public School’s continuous improvement in Georgia Milestone test scores and graduation … More
Soprano Christine Goerke Finds Her Voice, Sings In The ASO’s Season-Ending Fidelio
On June 6 and 8, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra concludes its two-year Beethoven survey — and marks the centennial of the end … More
Mammal Gallery Serves As The Anchor Of West End Development
Mammal Gallery cofounder Chris Yonker plans to reopen the DIY event venue that was forced out of its former home in South … More
Le Maison Rouge sets the stage for Maria de Buenos Aires
When Tomer Zvulun visited Argentina in 2013 — the same year he became the general and artistic director of the Atlanta Opera … More
Q&A: Bosco reflects on Speakerfoxxx friendship, returns to SCAD for deFINE ART
Brittany Bosco’s career is a kaleidoscope of artistic abilities that is reflected through her vibrant sense of fashion, genre-defying music … More
The politics of pinball
Tim Hightower is revving up to open a glorious ode to pinballe, and the first of its kind to come … More
