To see fuller versions of the photos, click on any image and swipe right or left. Delaney Tarr has more details on the 2023 Dia de Muertos celebration at Oakland Cemetery.
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Parade of the Dead – Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons + Wasted Potential Brass Band – Little Five Points – Nov. 1, 2018-23
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Little Five Points Halloween Parade – October 22, 2023
To see fuller versions of the photos, click on any image and swipe right or left. Delaney Tarr has more details on the Little Five Points Halloween Festival.
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Buckhead’s Jackson Fine Art moves into new gallery location
After 33 years at 3115 East Shadowlawn Ave., the team will officially open the doors to their new space later this month.
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“Decades” photo series chronicles changes to Freedom Park area over 30 years
Williams selected 24 sites for the photo exhibition, which are displayed throughout the length of the park.
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New photo exhibit inspired by 20th-century poem opens
The “For My People” exhibit can be experienced at the Fulton County Central Library through Nov. 19. By Allison Joyner At the beginning of the month, photography nonprofit Sistagraphy opened its fall exhibit, “For My People: A Photographical Interpretation.” As a part of the Atlanta Celebrates Photograph Month, members of the all-women organization selected images […]
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Friends, colleagues remember career of Doris Derby
The civil rights activist and photographer died of cancer at the age of 82. By Allison Joyner Last week, acclaimed author, photographer and civil rights activist Dr. Doris Derby passed away, but the memories she left with the people she loved didn’t. “She was a scholar, an artist and chronicler of our culture so she […]
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Civil rights photographer releases second book of images from Jim Crow South
“A Civil Rights Journey,” by Dr. Doris Derby shows photographs of defining moments in American history and presents candid stills of Muhammad Ali, Alice Walker and Fannie Lou Hamer. By Allison Joyner Dr. Doris Derby’s latest book, “A Civil Rights Journey,” uses photographs from her time living in Mississippi from 1963 to 1972 to illustrate […]
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Windows into Southern culture: High Museum photos, future Stone Mountain museum
Stone Mountain’s role in the culture of the South is to be explored at the High Museum of Art in photographs that are part of the upcoming exhibition, “Picturing the South: 25 Years.” A future museum at Stone Mountain Park is to provide another perspective.
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Investigating the Creative Process in Photography
Photo above by Fernando DecillisBy Kevin D. LilesI am continually fascinated with the creative process. How do artists get in the creative mood, priming themselves to do their best work? What tactics do they employ to get the desired work, time and time again? It’s questions like these that I find myself thinking about often.It’s […]
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Proceeding up Peachtree – Ponce to Pershing Point by Kelly Jordan
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Photo Pick: UNG Steeple under a rainbow by Peggy Cozart
Peggy writes: “The rainbow last night was spectacular here in north Georgia! Here’s a shot of the UNG Price Memorial steeple under that spectacular rainbow. People were literally sopping in their tracks (and on the roads) to view it and take photos.”
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Fantasy in architecture – DragonCon by Kelly Jordan
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