GALLERY SNAPSHOT | Jack Sinclair Gallery
“An artist’s duty is to reflect the times,” the great singer and… The post GALLERY SNAPSHOT | Jack Sinclair Gallery appeared first on ARTS ATL.
EXCLUSIVE: Idea Capital gives $14,600 to 12 risk-taking multimedia Atlanta artists
Twelve Atlanta artists working in diverse media have won the latest grants… The post EXCLUSIVE: Idea Capital gives $14,600 to 12 risk-taking multimedia Atlanta artists appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Atlanta Music Festival features opera’s Morris Robinson, dance piece by glo
The Atlanta Music Festival, with roots dating back more than 100 years,… The post Atlanta Music Festival features opera’s Morris Robinson, dance piece by glo appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Today in street art: Stacks Squares’ “Say Their Names” memorializes Black lives lost
Drive along Cabbagetown’s Carroll Street and you’ll see vibrant eyes and brilliant… The post Today in street art: Stacks Squares’ “Say Their Names” memorializes Black lives lost appeared first on …
In Our Own Words: Hasani Sahlehe, multidisciplinary artist
Artist Hasani Sahlehe creates abstract paintings, installations and performances that explore the… The post In Our Own Words: Hasani Sahlehe, multidisciplinary artist appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Music, Dance: Pandemic panel, Emory chamber
“Moving Through the Pandemic” is the topic of a virtual panel discussion… The post Music, Dance: Pandemic panel, Emory chamber appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Art+Theater: See 3 exhibits, Alliance “Sit-In”
Looks Like Rain, Feels Like Rain, a solo show by Atlanta photographer… The post Art+Theater: See 3 exhibits, Alliance “Sit-In” appeared first on ARTS ATL.
BookMarks: Q&A with novelist Leesa Cross-Smith, plus suggestions for January reads
As a novelist, Leesa Cross-Smith skillfully renders stark contrasts in the physical… The post BookMarks: Q&A with novelist Leesa Cross-Smith, plus suggestions for January reads appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Q&A: Chris Aluka-Berry documents story of Affrilachians’ triumphs for Georgia FENCE
Even if you’re familiar with the North Georgia mountains, you may never… The post Q&A: Chris Aluka-Berry documents story of Affrilachians’ triumphs for Georgia FENCE appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Review: Rapido! showcases finalists in pandemic-inspired composition contest
If there’s a silver lining to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s in the… The post Review: Rapido! showcases finalists in pandemic-inspired composition contest appeared first on ARTS ATL.
High gets Warhol grant for Nellie Mae Rowe show; gifts of European, self-taught art
It’s been a banner few weeks for the High Museum of Art,… The post High gets Warhol grant for Nellie Mae Rowe show; gifts of European, self-taught art appeared first …
Review: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra gets experimental, with mixed results
It’s commendable that the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra seeks to showcase the new… The post Review: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra gets experimental, with mixed results appeared first on ARTS ATL.
eMERGEncy: Work by Abraham Abebe
Macon Arts Gallery is proud to present an exhibit of work by Abraham Abebe. eMERGEncy will be displayed February 5th-26th, and will open with a First Friday reception on February …
In Our Own Words: Brian Wallenberg, retired ballet dancer and digital creator
Brian Wallenberg was a company dancer with Atlanta Ballet when he developed… The post In Our Own Words: Brian Wallenberg, retired ballet dancer and digital creator appeared first on ARTS …
17 short films recognized in Serendipity project from ArtsATL, Fulton County
ArtsATL and Fulton County Arts & Culture recently partnered on a project titled… The post 17 short films recognized in Serendipity project from <em>ArtsATL</em>, Fulton County appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Q&A: Tracing Ingrid Yuzly Mathurin’s art, from Minnie Mouse to Atlanta and Africa
“The one thing I can count on is being able to make… The post Q&A: Tracing Ingrid Yuzly Mathurin’s art, from Minnie Mouse to Atlanta and Africa appeared first on …
Member Spotlight: Donna Briggs
Located in the historic 1850s gold rush town of Jacksonville, Oregon, Britt Music & Arts Festival is the Pacific Northwest’s premier outdoor summer performing arts festival. Since 1963, Britt has …
“Celebrating Georgia’s Creative Talents” Art Competition
On January 13, 2021, Georgians for the Arts will open up state-wide registration for the art competition “Celebrating Georgia’s Creative Talents.” All Georgia-based artists may submit in the area of …
2021 Annual Georgia Arts Action Summit & Arts Advocacy Week
Georgians for the Arts presents the 2021 Georgia Arts Action Summit, which will be held virtually Sunday, February 7 and Monday, February 8, 2021, is a two-day digital event bringing …
Rockers Rae and the Ragdolls hit a retro psychedelic groove on debut album
It would be tempting to compare Rae and the Ragdolls with fellow… The post Rockers Rae and the Ragdolls hit a retro psychedelic groove on debut album appeared first on …
“If you’re in the family, they always get you,” Tim Stoltenberg says of Dad’s return
In an unintended game of musical chairs, Dad’s Garage Theatre Company is… The post “If you’re in the family, they always get you,” Tim Stoltenberg says of Dad’s return appeared …
Music, Dance: ASO, “Marley Was Dead”
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returns Thursday, December 14, for a virtual concert… The post Music, Dance: ASO, “Marley Was Dead” appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Theater: Unexpected plays; weekly cabaret
Well-Intentioned White People by Imani Vaughn-Jones begins this year’s Unexpected Play Festival, a joint… The post Theater: Unexpected plays; weekly cabaret appeared first on ARTS ATL.
In Our Own Words: lark hackshaw, longtime stage manager at the Alliance, nationally
lark hackshaw is a stage manager who has worked with the Alliance… The post In Our Own Words: lark hackshaw, longtime stage manager at the Alliance, nationally appeared first on …
In Our Own Words: Jessica De Maria, composer and writer and actor
Jessica De Maria is an Atlanta-based writer, performer, director and composer. Her… The post In Our Own Words: Jessica De Maria, composer and writer and actor appeared first on ARTS …
Year In Review: The Top 20 stories of a tumultuous 2020 from ArtsATL
Here’s a look back at our 20 most popular stories this year,… The post Year In Review: The Top 20 stories of a tumultuous 2020 from <em>ArtsATL</em> appeared first on …
Year In Review: The Top 20 stories of a tumultuous 2020 from ArtsATL
Here’s a look back at our 20 most popular stories this year,… The post Year In Review: The Top 20 stories of a tumultuous 2020 from <em>ArtsATL</em> appeared first on …
Senator Kelly Loeffler / Voting Record
The Arts Action Fund’s Congressional Arts Report Card is a one-stop guide to help you make informed decisions at the ballot box. We’ve used metrics and analysis based on previous …
Senator David Perdue / Voting Record
The Arts Action Fund’s Congressional Arts Report Card is a one-stop guide to help you make informed decisions at the ballot box. We’ve used metrics and analysis based on previous …
Year In Review: 2020 was the year the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything
The COVID-19 pandemic rolled into 2020 as a silent tsunami that hit… The post Year In Review: 2020 was the year the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything appeared first on ARTS …
Year in Review: What worked, what didn’t in the worst of all possible theater seasons
The biggest news in Atlanta theater in 2020 was that we had… The post Year in Review: What worked, what didn’t in the worst of all possible theater seasons appeared …
Year in Review: An Art + Design season of making due, making new and reinvention
The year 2020 took much more from Atlanta’s Art + Design world… The post Year in Review: An Art + Design season of making due, making new and reinvention appeared …
Year in Review: For musicians and audiences, 2020 hit the pause button
The 2019-20 season was supposed to be a period of transition for… The post Year in Review: For musicians and audiences, 2020 hit the pause button appeared first on ARTS …
Year in Review: Dance companies struggled to soar during 2020 pandemic
The 2020 pandemic of 2020 impacted the city’s dance community with special… The post Year in Review: Dance companies struggled to soar during 2020 pandemic appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Reverend Raphael Warnock Issues Statement Supporting Georgia’s Arts & Culture
Atlanta, Georgia, December 24, 2020. Reverend Raphael Warnock issued his statement outlining support for Georgia’s arts, culture, and creative industry. “I am humbled and grateful to the arts community for …
Year in Review: The anger, wisdom and hope of 2020 “In Our Own Words”
The “In Our Own Words” series began shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic… The post Year in Review: The anger, wisdom and hope of 2020 “In Our Own Words” appeared first …
FREE Videos and Images for 2020 Arts Vote Georgia!
Did you know we have a full assortment of FREE goodies available to show your support for Arts Vote and the 2020 Senate Runoff Election? Visit today and add some …
Handmade Holiday
Macon Arts Gallery is proud to have their annual holiday show in November through December 2020. Ornaments, small gifts, and holiday decor are just a few of the types of …
New Work by Barbara Allen Stanton Domingos
Join us for our August show, New Work by Barbara Allen Stanton Domingos. The show opens with a FB Live Preview on August 7th at 4pm. Shop and view in …
Shop Online!
Macon Arts Gallery is now open for online sales! Shipping and in-store pickup are available. maconarts.org/shop
Nature
July 9th-31st Immerse yourself in nature, and the various interpretations of the word. Nature will open with a virtual opening reception on July 9th at 4pm, located on our Facebook …
Made in Americus
Macon Arts Gallery presents Made in Americus featuring original works byGeorgia Southwestern State University, Department of Visual Arts Faculty. Participating Artists: Laurel Robinson Charles Wells Keaton Wynn, Justin Hodges First …
National Arts Policy Roundtable Briefing 2020
The 2020 National Arts Policy Roundtable, “Put Creative Workers to Work: Reimagining Our Nation’s Creative Workforce,” took place virtually on December 1-2, 2020. Participants of the 2020 National Arts Policy …
Public Art Network 20th Anniversary Panel Discussion
News from Americans for the Arts: To celebrate 20 years of the Public Art Network at Americans for the Arts and its Public Art Network Year in Review, we held …
Dance, Music: Scrooge moves, opera streams
The cinematic world premiere of Marley Was Dead, To Begin With by… The post Dance, Music: Scrooge moves, opera streams appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Theater, Art: Frog, Toad + “So Simple”
Synchronicity Theatre’s family musical A Year With Frog and Toad continues with virtual… The post Theater, Art: Frog, Toad + “So Simple” appeared first on ARTS ATL.
In Our Own Words: Zoe Fishman, Georgia author of the year
Zoe Fishman is the 2020 Georgia Author of the Year in literary… The post In Our Own Words: Zoe Fishman, Georgia author of the year appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Cullum’s Notebook: Memorable shutdown season work at Tew, Marcia Wood, Poem 88
Jerry Cullum’s Notebook is a monthly survey that highlights some of the… The post Cullum’s Notebook: Memorable shutdown season work at Tew, Marcia Wood, Poem 88 appeared first on ARTS …
Remembrance: Author Terry Kay, 82, the elder statesman of Georgia letters
The 1970s were a golden era for writers in Atlanta. They knocked… The post Remembrance: Author Terry Kay, 82, the elder statesman of Georgia letters appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Congress to Pass $900 billion Coronavirus Economic Relief and Omnibus Spending Bill on Monday
A new $900 billion Coronavirus Economic Relief Agreement has finally been reached tonight between the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives and it will be passed along …
How do you solve a problem like COVID? With patience, connection, theater folk say
Sometimes the show must not go on. For Rachel May, artistic director… The post How do you solve a problem like COVID? With patience, connection, theater folk say appeared first …
2020 Congressional Arts Handbook
Published by Americans for the Arts for the National Arts Action Summit and Arts Advocacy Day.
From Public Support for the Arts to Cultural Policy
By Margaret Wyszomirski, Ohio State University Though public funding for the arts had been an element of budget and appropriations business at both the federal and state levels for over …
Timeline of U.S. Federal Cultural Policy Milestones (1787-2006)
Timeline compiled by Aimee R. Fullman, visiting expert to the Canadian Cultural Observatory and formerly of the Washington D.C.- based Center for Arts and Culture.
Lost Art: Measuring COVID-19’s devastating impact on America’s creative economy
The COVID-19 crisis hits hard at arts, culture, and the creative economy. This study estimates the effects of the COVID-19 crisis on the creative economy, which is comprised of industries …
News: Theatrical Outfit adds playwright-dramaturg Addae Moon to top artistic team
Addae Moon, an Atlanta writer, dramaturg, director and educator, has been named… The post News: Theatrical Outfit adds playwright-dramaturg Addae Moon to top artistic team appeared first on ARTS ATL.
News: Theatrical Outfit adds playwright-dramaturg Addae Moon as artistic leader
Addae Moon, an Atlanta writer, dramaturg, director and educator, has been named… The post News: Theatrical Outfit adds playwright-dramaturg Addae Moon as artistic leader appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Review: Viola Davis, Chadwick Boseman sizzle in “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”
The powerhouse film version of August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom on… The post Review: Viola Davis, Chadwick Boseman sizzle in “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” appeared first on ARTS ATL.
BookMarks: Best bedtime reads for kids; Q&A with poet/singer Richard Buckner
Richard Buckner is a singer-songwriter whose lyrics have been described as abstract,… The post BookMarks: Best bedtime reads for kids; Q&A with poet/singer Richard Buckner appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Museum Administration and Employment Law in 2020
By Sabrina Soffer. The Brookings Institute national survey estimates losses of 2.7 million jobs and more than $150 billion in sales of goods and services for creative industries nationwide, representing …
Today in street art: The man named “Sanithna” pursues work with purpose
In 2013, Sanithna Phansavanh promised himself that within five years he’d be… The post Today in street art: The man named “Sanithna” pursues work with purpose appeared first on ARTS …
Dance + Music: “Urban Nut,” ASO holidays
Ballethnic Dance Company’s traditional Urban Nutcracker will be livestreamed at 8:30 p.m…. The post Dance + Music: “Urban Nut,” ASO holidays appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Arts in brief: Adult Swim mural project, Sow & Grow grants, Sundance satellite site here
The Living Walls, The City Speaks, and Adult Swim are partnering on… The post Arts in brief: Adult Swim mural project, Sow & Grow grants, Sundance satellite site here appeared …
Remembrance: Amazing Grace’s Kenya Griffin made lasting impact on Atlanta dance
Atlanta’s dance community lost a bright light November 12. Kenya Malene Griffin,… The post Remembrance: Amazing Grace’s Kenya Griffin made lasting impact on Atlanta dance appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Q&A: Ex-Atlantan Steve Yockey on HBO Max’s “Flight Attendant” and the writing life
Atlanta theatergoers know Los Angeles-based writer Steve Yockey from his plays Blackberry… The post Q&A: Ex-Atlantan Steve Yockey on HBO Max’s “Flight Attendant” and the writing life appeared first on …
In Our Own Words: Yu-Kai Lin, the owner of Kai Lin Art
ewwwwww3dsssssseYu-Kai Lin owns and directs Kai Lin Art, a contemporary art gallery… The post In Our Own Words: Yu-Kai Lin, the owner of Kai Lin Art appeared first on ARTS …
Breaking: Yanique Norman, Zipporah Camille Thompson win 2020 Artadias
Multimedia artist Yanique Norman and multidisciplinary artist Zipporah Camille Thompson are the… The post Breaking: Yanique Norman, Zipporah Camille Thompson win 2020 Artadias appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Q&A: Photographer Manuel Llaneras on the Georgia FENCE and the children of Baghdad
In 2004, photographer Manuel Llaneras accompanied his playwright–friend Eric McAfee to Baghdad… The post Q&A: Photographer Manuel Llaneras on the Georgia FENCE and the children of Baghdad appeared first on …
Member Profile: Lawren Desai
Lawren Desai is the executive director and curator of a/perture cinema in downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina. In January 2020, a/perture cinema celebrated its 10th anniversary of serving the Winston-Salem community …
Review: Too much “Glee,” not enough guts in Netflix’s candy-colored “The Prom”
The songs are unmemorable in a samey-samey, upbeat way. The acting is… The post Review: Too much “Glee,” not enough guts in Netflix’s candy-colored “The Prom” appeared first on ARTS …
Envisioning My Future Self: Reflections from a Future Leader of Color
When I look into the future, my vision is a little blurry. The year 2020 caused me to reflect in a way I never have before. In a year of …
Review: Alliance’s outdoor “A Christmas Carol” gets an “A” for creative approach
Chances are a four–person, drive–in version of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol… The post Review: Alliance’s outdoor “A Christmas Carol” gets an “A” for creative approach appeared first on ARTS …
Theater: “Frog and Toad,” “Santa Closet”
The family musical A Year With Frog and Toad returns to Synchronicity Theatre… The post Theater: “Frog and Toad,” “Santa Closet” appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Music + Dance: ASO and Atlanta Ballet
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will present “Joy to the World: A Holiday… The post Music + Dance: ASO and Atlanta Ballet appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Chairman’s Corner: December 10, 2020
Chairman’s Corner: December 10, 2020 Transcript Jo Reed: I’m Josephine Reed from the National Endowment for the Arts with The Chairman’s Corner, a weekly podcast with Mary Anne Carter, Chairman …
News in brief: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra announces virtual spring season
News in brief: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra announces virtual spring season by ArtsATL staff The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will continue its “Behind the Curtain” series of… The post News in brief: …
Notable Quotable: Tamilla Woodard
Notable Quotable: Tamilla Woodard by Paulette Beete Notable Quotable: Tamilla Woodard Date Wed, 12/09/2020 – 12:00 Paulette Beete Wed, 12/09/2020 – 16:09 Author By Paulette Beete Teaser Image erik-mclean-PFfA3xlHFbQ-unsplash.jpg Body …
Review: Alliance’s “A Very Terry Christmas” is all over the map, in more than one way
Go to Source News From: Kathy Janich A Very Terry Christmas hits it sweet spot about 50 minutes in,… The post Review: Alliance’s “A Very Terry Christmas” is all over …
What will Joe Biden’s culture policy look like?
From The Arts Newspaper, November 25, 2020 The art world cheered at Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election. But, with a formidable to-do list—not least dealing with the …
Breaking: Kenny Leon to join Roundabout Theatre Company as senior resident director
Go to Source News From: ArtsATL staff Tony Award-winning director Kenny Leon will join New York’s Roundabout Theatre Company… The post Breaking: Kenny Leon to join Roundabout Theatre Company as …
In Our Own Words: Tomer Zvulun, general and artistic director of The Atlanta Opera
Tomer Zvulun is the general and artistic director of The Atlanta Opera…. The post In Our Own Words: Tomer Zvulun, general and artistic director of The Atlanta Opera appeared first …
Pop-up Art Inspires Hope in Downtown Salina, Kansas
While we long for the time when we can gather to experience the arts together, at Salina Arts & Humanities we found a solution for the month of October while …
With virtual “Out From the Deep,” T. Lang explores the audacity to be present
Like many people who visit Alabama’s National Memorial for Peace and Justice,… The post With virtual “Out From the Deep,” T. Lang explores the audacity to be present appeared first …
Member Profile: Andressa Furletti
Originally from Brazil, Andressa Furletti is a multidisciplinary artist based in New York. She is the co-founder and artistic director of Group Dot BR, New York’s only Brazilian theater company. …
Streaming in December: “Mank,” Sophia Loren at age 86 and several ho-ho-ho’s
Like Christopher Nolan, David Fincher has become a contemporary director fetishized by… The post Streaming in December: “Mank,” Sophia Loren at age 86 and several ho-ho-ho’s appeared first on ARTS …
Review: Earnest “Love, M.” at Horizon Theatre says nothing new about AIDS
Horizon Theatre’s latest Zoom production, Love, M., is a world premiere that… The post Review: Earnest “Love, M.” at Horizon Theatre says nothing new about AIDS appeared first on ARTS …
Arts in brief: Atlanta Opera, Atlanta Ballet go virtual; Atlanta Music Project a finalist
The Atlanta Opera will launch its new digital subscription service December 15… The post Arts in brief: Atlanta Opera, Atlanta Ballet go virtual; Atlanta Music Project a finalist appeared first …
Music: Gay chorus holiday; chamber music
The Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus will perform its annual holiday show virtually… The post Music: Gay chorus holiday; chamber music appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Art + Theater: Dawoud Bey; “Carol” drive-in
Dawoud Bey: An American Project continues at the High Museum of Art…. The post Art + Theater: Dawoud Bey; “Carol” drive-in appeared first on ARTS ATL.
You Can Survive Unemployment in the Arts
The 2020 economic collapse has been compared to the Great Depression by economists—and the arts and culture sector is not immune to the financial devastation impacting many sectors across the …
Strengthening Education & the Workforce Through the Arts
Americans for the Arts is the only arts and culture organization to partner with the National Lt. Governors Association (NLGA), where we work to educate Lt. Governors and their staffs …
Meet Jason Buelterman, Chatham County Commission Chairman Candidate
Following up to the Sunday, November 1 Savannah Morning News’ ‘Jason Buelterman aims to build ‘good relationships’ in his run for Chatham Commission chair, Jason was asked to respond to …
Meet Chester Ellis, Chatham County Commission Chairman Candidate
Following up to the Sunday, November 1 Savannah Morning News’ ‘Community pastor’ Chester Ellis shares the story behind his bid for Chatham Commission chair, Chester was asked to respond to …
Georgians for the Arts
New Listing: Georgians for the Arts About Georgians for the Arts Georgians for the Arts, a 501c4 established in 2019, has a mission to provide vision, leadership, and resources that …
Cultural Capitol
Georgians for the Arts Presents CULTURAL CAPITOL 2020: A Celebration Of Georgia’s Arts And Culture Tuesday, January 21, 2020, from 12 – 4 p.m. The Rotunda of the Georgia State …
Call for Artists
On January 21, 1-4 p.m. join Georgians for the Arts as we present artists in all disciplines who’ll be shining a light on Georgia’s rich culture. In the Rotunda of …
Cultural Affairs Commission Meeting
Wednesday, June 10, 2020 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Savannah Cultural Arts Center Conference Room 201 Montgomery Street, Savannah, GA 31401 For more information visit http://savannahga.gov/arts
Meeting with Chatham County’s Legislative Delegation
In advance of the State of Georgia’s legislative open session, the Arts and Culture Alliance of Chatham County and Georgians for the Arts met with the delegation to present some …