Art in Atlanta

There was a time in America when we had to turn to European cinema to find not just moral but factual ambiguity. Pre-Thomas Pynchon as

The High Museum of Art has postponed the exhibition that was to have concluded its partnership with New York’s Museum of Modern Art. According to

The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center is celebrating its 40th birthday this year. If you’ve hit that mark yourself, you know that, as youthful as you

Art writing favors easy categorization. “Emerging,” “folk,” “female” and a host of other descriptors serve to neatly group artists. These adjectives, however, can be reductive

The achievements and monuments of ancient Nubia have long been overshadowed by those of ancient Egypt. But in recent years, more and more archaeologists are

ArtsATL and the Goat Farm Arts Center threw a party last week at the Goat Farm’s Goodson Yard. Here is an artistic view of the event.

  I am pleased to announce that the Kendeda Fund has awarded ArtsATL a $10,000 grant. “The Kendeda Fund has long acknowledged the importance of

If the words “multiple choice” bring up unpleasant memories of tests in school, you might want to head down to the Spelman College Museum of

Ann-Marie Manker is a favorite Atlanta artist, and it’s easy to see why. Her paintings of fantastical worlds are well executed, graphically striking and wildly

“Artistic License” is the only event at which you can choreograph a dance by picking something out of a chest, shimmy with a go-go dancer

The High Museum of Art often plays host to “masterpieces” in exhibitions traveling from other institutions. This summer, a truly great one will make an appearance in

It’s almost impossible to discuss the metaphysical or the spiritual — the latter a term so overused that it’s practically ineffective — without sounding somewhat