Iconic sports photography shows some of the athletic world’s most decisive moments. A game-winning catch, the tie-breaking score, crossing the finish line – but who ever captures the fans? “Footwork: Where We Gather,” the latest exhibit at Emory’s Michael C. Carlos Museum, answers that question. Open now through the FIFA World Cup, the new exhibit […]
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Carapace celebrates 15 years of ‘weird, vibrant’ live stories
Seven minutes to speak. A name drawn from a hat. Absolutely no notes allowed. Bombastic performed stories — and they’re all completely true. These are the foundations of Carapace, Atlanta’s long-running “live lit” storytelling event at Manuel’s Tavern. For the past 15 years, Atlanta’s self-proclaimed literary weirdos have met in the back room to drop […]
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Importance of small theaters and arts centers in Atlanta
Local arts leaders believe Atlanta needs to help communities preserve their cultural offerings. Theater and live performances are in danger of losing popularity with the rising trend of streaming services. Today, many people prefer to stay home rather than going out for entertainment. Larger venues exist, such as the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., or […]
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Georgia State’s Rialto Center for the Arts announces artist line-up for 2023/24 season
The new series, “Holding the Light,” will bring artists to the downtown stage, ranging from dance to opera to Afro-Cuban rhythms.
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Local nonprofit ArtsBridge takes 5,000+ students on cultural field trip
For a few thousand local students, the start of this week was a lot more exciting than usual.
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Gwinnett County drafts roadmap to support local creatives, bolster art economy
In recent years, Georgia has become a prominent player on the national arts stage.
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Dogwood Festival on a chilly Friday – Piedmont Park – April 8, 2022
After 86 years, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is facing an uncertain future. Read Maria Saporta’s conversation with the Festival’s executive director, Brian Hill.
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Dogwood Festival on a cool weekend – Piedmont Park- April 9 & 10, 2022
After 86 years, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is facing an uncertain future. Read Maria Saporta’s conversation with the Festival’s executive director, Brian Hill
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Craft Savvy Market – Ambient Plus Studio – December 11, 2021
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A reflection on leadership in non-profit arts, occasioned on Lara Smith leaving Dad’s Garage
By Guest Columnist DERIN DICKERSON, outgoing chairperson of Dad’s Garage
Being a leader in the arts is not an easy job, and especially so over the last year dealing with COVID-19.
