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Besides social media accounts, artsatl has populated their site with Find 9 must-see weekend arts events, Review: The diversity and beauty of the South shines in âThis is Somewhereâ at Haugabrooks Gallery, Queer comic Trey Toler pens memoir on how âGood Damageâ shaped his search for beauty, Emory film professor, author and curator Gregory Zinman, Today in street art: L5P mural commemorates Atlantaâs 2,000 murals, Growing Woodstock Arts offers a cultural gateway between North Georgia Appalachia and metro Atlanta, Discover comedy picks on ArtsATL, This week: True Colors Theatreâs production of Cinderella, Kess Fest, Nuestra CreaciĂłn and more, Decatur Book Festivalâs new leadership looks to the future, Innovative, tantalizing and thrilling: Kit Modus crafts a new world in âDie KĂśrperâ, Steve on TV: A cursed island, adolescent castaways and a sloppy Spielberg homage, Johns Creek Symphonyâs 20th season centers storytelling, diversity and community, A celebration of the organ and of a life of service to the Atlanta arts community, Introducing the MAP Rover, Atlantaâs new mobile art projector, More than the room allows: Lisa Tuttleâs âPaper Quilts and Storiesâ at Gallery 100, 9 essential arts events in Atlanta, Enigmatic street artist Everemanâs 11 good things, Experience juneteenth celebrations, At Mason Fine Art, artists from disparate generations confront an ongoing struggle for Civil Rights in America, News briefs: Driskell Prize and South Arts winners; 404FoundATL expands; Spruill Studios launch; LOOP opens; Flux Projects on Peachtree - ARTS ATL, Review: Despite missing elements, Allianceâs âBasuraâ delivers hope in face of hardship - ARTS ATL, Review: True Colorsâ âCinderellaâ reminds us that magic belongs to the marginalized - ARTS ATL, Listen to Screams, Clowns, Wit and a roving curatorial practice on this weekâs ATL Arts Collective, Both letters and numbers are muses for poet Danielle Hanson in âThe Night Is What It Eatsâ, Review: Synchronicityâs âAmbivalenceâ is a moving but overwrought exploration of trauma, Review: Dadâs âGutenbergâ is a riotous lesson in musical theater with enthusiasm and heart, Review: âWitâ at Actorâs Express shows the meaning of time while standing the test of time, Review: Theatrical Outfitâs âRevolutionistsâ blends historical drama, comedy, self-awareness, New Gregg Allman documentary is an unflinching portrait of a complex artist, Discover Pride month highlights, Photographic works in âPassing Glanceâ challenge assumptions, loosen tethers to realism, ATL Arts Collective FIFA World Cup show, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, âTomorrow mourningâ explores modern grief and impermanence at Hambidge Hive - ARTS ATL, An ambitious push for human rights: âThis Is Nowâ at the Goat Farm, Atlanta Gay Menâs Chorus connects with Elton Johnâs parade of hits for Pride Month, The Atlanta Symphony closes its season with a majestic Mahler, On memory, nostalgia and the eternal return of childhood: âI hope we never Landâ at the Atlanta Fringe Festival, Browse top theater shows happening, Review: Auroraâs âIn the Heightsâ is a delight to visit -- full of Latin culture and terrific music - ARTS ATL, Remembrance: Multi-hyphenate artist Larry Larson spent life creating, making people laugh, Partners in the Arts: Crafty culture vets Megan Sexton and Michael Hunter love Atlanta -- and each other, Amplify Decatur returns, celebrating 10 years of community support, Atlanta Operaâs âTwilight of the Godsâ brings Ring cycle to blazing finish, In Downtown Atlanta, Eddie Farrâs sculpture lights the path forward at The Stitch - ARTS ATL, Arts Beaconâs new owners promise a commitment to legacy, more arts programming in Grant Park, Listen to the latest ATL Arts Collective podcast, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review/interview: Stevie Nicks poetry collection is a layered ode to song and writer, Both letters and numbers are muses for poet Danielle Hanson in âThe Night Is What It Eatsâ, Atlanta Fringe Festival approaches 14th year with the promise to be wild and weird, A little bit of everything at the Atlanta Jazz Festival, A timely premise, unevenly delivered: âIn the Beginningâ at the Hudgens Center, Explore 21 World Cup murals in Atlanta, The High Museum of Art presents Isamu Noguchiâs playful, useful works in âI am not a designerâ, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Basura musical honors healing music, Atlanta variety shows offer laughter, Binge Steve on TV: Murder, melodrama and monetizing sex, Watch FREE outdoor movies, Blues-rock musician Buddy Red discusses his influences and playing the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Multidisciplinary artist LeylisMRâs 11 good things, News briefs: CTR Culture Studios announces first tenants; arts and wellness in focus; Greg Mike brings art to Medley in Johns Creek, SCAD FASHâs âDior: Crafting Fashionâ exhibit tracks couture through the ages, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Educator Spotlight: Jacque Pritzâs Catching Mangoes Dance celebrates her Filipino roots - ARTS ATL, Read fourth installment of Flays Anatomy, Spanoâs return brings balance, precision and elegance to the ASO, Former High Museum of Art COO charged in $600K theft headed for lengthy, negotiated resolution, Beyond the body: Jess Selfâs emotive power at the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art - ARTS ATL, More than spectacle: MomoCon celebrates its 21st anniversary in Atlanta, launches collaboration with Japanâs Wonder Festival, Explore outdoor art exhibitions in Atlanta, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend - ARTS ATL, Find upcoming open mic happenings, Spoke & Word puts storytelling in motion during Atlanta Cycling Festival, Atlanta Balletâs âFridaâ offers a complex and vibrant portrait of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, Review: âEmmaâ from Shakespeare Tavern and Belle Esprit is inventive, spirited and romantic, Review: âCluedunnitâ at Out Front finishes the season with laughs and dirty jokes - ARTS ATL, Review: City Springsâ âMean Girlsâ is energetic fun despite some casting fumbles, Why Ives? A look at the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphonyâs Charles Ives Festival, At Spalding Nix Fine Art, DĂŠjĂ Vu presents the ephemeral through four artistsâ eyes, Bent steel, twisted metal: the visual language of Richard Dial at Johnson Lowe Gallery, Sneak Peek: MOCA GAâs new digs at the Goat Farm, Make a gift to ArtsATL, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Recording Academy Atlanta Chapter Executive Director Michele Caplingerâs 11 Good Things, Josh Russellâs essay collection âCommonplacesâ connects life challenges with everyday beauty, Rhythms of change: Emory Arts Dance Fellow Madelyn Sher explores what it means to conduct and be conducted, Review: Merely Playersâ âDisgracedâ is an engrossing 90 minutes with an uncomfortable premise - ARTS ATL, Review: Performance Jamâs âDetroitâ provokes conversations with unusual style, Set Life: Latinas in Media Atlanta co-founder Denise Santos created a community for Atlanta filmmakers, Atlanta Operaâs âTurandotâ thrills in spectacular production - ARTS ATL, Explore jazz and blues venues, A stage for the city: Atlanta Culture House invites the world into its creative pulse, When the story has already been told -- âGordon Parks: The South in Colorâ at Jackson Fine Art - ARTS ATL, Local sculptor inspires compassion and respect for nature along the Stone Mountain Trail - ARTS ATL, Partners in the Arts: Writers Topher Payne and Charlie Cote collaborate in theater and in life, Theater performer Andrew Benatorâs 11 Good Things, The Atlanta Film Festival at 50: A miracle of history and persistence, Binge Steve on TV: Four Nicks, a funeral and a shark attack, East Atlanta singer-songwriter Spencer Thomas follows his own cynical vision, News Briefs: Dashboardâs new executive director; Atlanta Art Week postponed; 2027 Edge Award announced; Atlanta History Center celebrates 100 years; Center for Puppetry Arts revives touring shows; EarthGang launches comic book, Browse Book signings and discussions, Review: Kylie Lee Bakerâs âJapanese Gothicâ stokes dread, salves with off-kilter beauty, Review: Yockeyâs âVenusâ at Actorâs Express beams with dynamic performance, witty script, Review: Theatrical Outfitâs âThe Priceâ exposes economic disparity through precise performance, In Lilburn, a family made a movie; you may only get one chance to see it, Discover classical music picks on ArtsATL, A sublime, adventurous program shows the ASO at its best, Cat Eye Creative lights up the night with âillumineâ at Oakland Cemetery, Georgia House resolution links mental health and art as legislative policy, Erik Thurmondâs âSmokeâ unfolds through movement, electropop at the Goat Farm, Listen to ATL Arts Collective podcast, Conceptual artist and art director Kat Stocktonâs 11 good things, Beacon Dance centers community in âMoving Bodies/Moving Hearts/Moving Minds IVâ, Kate Donadio MacQueen, Suehyla El-Attar Young return to Steve Yockeyâs world in âVenusâ, Review: Stage Doorâs âSteel Magnoliasâ remains a steadfast crowd-pleaser, Atlanta native Travis Hall makes music âin between places,â from opera to soul, Not flat; not white; not to be missed: âThe Art of Paperâ at the Zuckerman Museum, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Peep Independent films, fests and special screenings, Beloved East Atlanta bookstore Bookish reopens after flood, Atlanta native Travis Hall makes music âin between places,â from opera to soul, The Yum Yum Tree conjures Atlanta in Peter Gabrielâs English studio, Review: Aurora world premiere âInitiativeâ has realness at core despite game-playing, Review: Horizonâs âDog Momâ is a funny, poignant look at unconditional love, Still incubating: Lillian Blades reveals an evolving practice in âSanctuaryâ, 9 essential Atlanta arts events, Browse our editor's theater picks, Find your next play on ArtsATL, Multihyphenate theater artist Claire F. Martinâs 11 Good Things, Atlanta now has more than 2,000+ murals. How did we get here?, Review: Theater Emoryâs 'Bright Star' charms despite uneven edges, Enjoy top comedy picks from ArtsATL, City of Lawrenceville asks Aurora Theatre to pay up for LAC stage usage, Missing funds leads to internal investigation at the High Museum, Review: Center for Puppetryâs âPoeâ gives springtime a bit of a spooky edge, Low-stakes academic adultery, Atlanta plays St. Louis and a red-herring stew, Set Life: Actor and director Anthony J. James dreams, creates and chooses his own adventure, Brahms gets the spotlight in ASOâs 2026-27 season, In the studio: Kelly Breedlove's photographic archive of what goes unsaid, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: Catrakilisâ âUnder an African Skyâ has makings of a cohesive story, ends up fragmented, DeKalb Arts Council revived after a twenty year hiatus, Sneak peek: Spruill expands into Chamblee with Spruill Studios, Review: Out Frontâs âWhich Way to the Stageâ is thoughtful comedy for theater buffs, Review: âCome From Awayâ captures 9/11 aftermath with dynamic cast, direction - ARTS ATL, ArtsATL to launch new podcast in April with executive producer Kim Drobes, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Museum leader, educator and ethicist Andrew Westoverâs 11 good things, The Atlanta Opera breathes frivolity and joy into a timeless Mozart classic, Layers of care: Devotion and detail in Emmanuelle Chammahâs âcarescapesâ, Discover Choral and vocal music on ArtsATL, Atlanta filmmaker explores the value of the cityâs tree canopy in âThe Tree Economyâ, Review: Tavernâs âMuch Adoâ amplifies hilarity, plays with evergreen sexual politics, Review: In âFires, Ohio,â Chekhovâs world meets the modern climate crisis, Longtime performer Tim Miller returns to 7 Stages to âbe here and be queerâ, Playing with light: Armando ChacĂłn and Dominic Bozzuto in âOff the Beaten Pathâ, Poet Amy Penceâs lyrical novel âYellowâ explores Jungian ideas through a Southern lens, Chinatown Memories a must-see dance performance for Womenâs History Month, Bach's Mass in B minor results in an auditory malaise uncharacteristic of the ASO, Jacob York and Galen Crawley support each other in theater and in life, Feminist play festival asks what it means to be a woman in Shakespeareâs work - ARTS ATL, Fab 5 Freddyâs new book documents his role in the rise of hip-hop culture, Explore Spring festivals, New writing salon inspires Black women to keep up their craft, Atlanta Operaâs 2026-27 season blends boundary-pushing works with operatic classics, Research-driven artist T.W. Pilarâs 11 Good Things, Frankieâs Blues Mission delivers heart and soul with authenticity, The Coucherons and their extraordinary collaborators flourish at Spivey Hall, A classic turned on its head: âRhapsody in Gershwinâ by Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre defies tradition, Discover spring book picks on ArtsATL, Our picks in Dance, Catch 2026 Theater picks on ArtsATL, View upcoming arts events today in our Spring Arts Preview, Book signings and events, Steve on TV: Dahlonega gets a starring role, and Ryan Murphyâs bonkers body horror is tolerably trashy, Partners in the Arts: Filmmakers met on-set and literally produced a young Superman, âThankful to be backâ: Marietta-based duo The Waymores persevere with their fourth album, A decade-and-a-half later, Atlantaâs makerspaces adapt, survive, thrive, Review: In âDivas, Blues, and Memories,â Beau McCall stitches together legacy and cultural monuments, Bringing the past to present with ABVâs âNostalgiaâ, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Indigo Girls singer-songwriter Emily Saliers has scored a new musical, in previews this week, Review: Stage Door Theatreâs âBad Datesâ is like a late-night conversation with your single friend, From the Randall Bramblett Band to Widespread Panic, guitarist Nick Johnson takes music âto a whole ânother levelâ, News Briefs: Atlanta Opera to open new Molly Blank Center; Decatur Arts Festival pauses in 2026; Day & Night Projects announces new co-director; Moving in the Spirit buys its building; SCADâs Paula Wallace wins French award; and more, New books by local Black women, Set Life: Film gaffer Schenley Sargusingh paints the set with light from an Atlanta-inspired canvas, Atlanta Jewish Film Fest tackles weighty subjects but offers moments of joy and humor, Atlanta musician Buddy Red, In âA Book Arts Revolution,â Cynthia Nourse Thompson curates a refined selection of Georgia women artists, Construct Gallery puts pedal to the metal with âNext Exitâ, Museum and gallery highlights, Into the deep end with EXCAVATE BODYâs âalternate endingsâ, Review: Lee Osorioâs âPrisontownâ invites closer look at injustice through heartfelt performance, Review: Despite a superb musical score, âGirl from the North Countryâ lacks rhythm, Spike Lee on the legacy of âSchool Dazeâ and his Atlanta ties, Atlanta Jazz Fest announces 2026 lineup, Atlanta Contemporary announces Lauren Haynes as new Executive Director, Photographing Fear: Mimi Plumbâs âBlazing Lightâ at The High Museum, Find Jazz + Blues events on ArtsATL, UNIMA-USA, based at Center for Puppetry, continues to inspire puppeteers after 60 years, Review: An ode to queer Black women: âBLKSâ at Out Front captures youthâs magic and mayhem, Black History Month events, Upcoming book on The Colonnade builds on Atlanta LGBTQ+ legacy with a side of Southern stories, Educator spotlight: Christina Massad brings dance to homeless children through Open Bounce program, Read about Paul and Melanie Shaw love art, music and each other, Review: Yah Yah Scholfieldâs âOn Sundays âŚâ is a modern take on gothic Southern horror, Can't miss Atlanta fringe fest highlights, Set Life: Cafecito Productionsâ Erika Miranda and Caitlin Hargraves celebrate and create everyday magic, Join the Critics Circle + make a monthly gift today, Composer Zack Browning brings his musical galaxy to Atlanta, Binge the ATL Arts Collective podcast, Center for Puppetryâs âMirrored Poolâ reflects music and mood of Earth, past and present, SCAD TVfest provides a front-row seat to top performers in the industry, DeKalb Symphony firing on all cylinders while spotlighting an exceptional young talent, Steve on TV: Pucking around on the down low; great casts canât save bad material, Improv performer, producer and instructor Madeline Evans, The uncompromising vision and enduring power of Kevin Cole, Valentine-related arts, Review: Yockeyâs âBleeding Heartsâ contains lots of bleeding, plot twists and wild shifts in tone, Atlanta blues rocker Tinsley Ellis does a âreverse Dylanâ on his acoustic journey, AVON Theater brings new crowds to a historic music venue in Avondale Estates, Review: In Kyoung Chun and Huey Lee offer visual bliss in âEarthly Delightsâ, ArtsATL FREE events calendar, Review: âlet the circle be unbrokenâ inspires the next generation of changemakers at Haugabrooks Gallery, đ¨ Explore Atlanta's Art Scene on ArtsATL, Heck.house founder and Executive Director Paula Novelleâs 11 Good Things, Atlanta Unifieds returns after years-long hiatus, ready to connect performers with theaters, Explore the musical smorgasbord of contemporary classical music at SoundNOW, Review: Georgia Ensembleâs âThe Giverâ wavers a bit but is ultimately memorable, Goizueta Stage for Youth and Families is ready for the next generation of theatergoers, Play Haven incubator reveals first season of new work showcasing Atlanta playwrights, Set Life: Leanna Adams says limitation is an indie filmmakerâs superpower, News Briefs: Mobile art experiences; mural unveiling; High Museum Wine Auction relocates; traveling butterfly exhibit lands at Fernbank; FUTURE GALLERY & RAILROAD leaves Underground Atlanta, Sneak peek: Goat Farmâs LOOP takes shape at Georgia Tech, 2025âs most notable arts stories, Canât-miss Atlanta arts stories of 2025 â according to our editors, Readerâs Choice in 2025, Looking back on 2025: Best photos of the year, Classical music, Independent films, fests and special screenings, Theater, Highlights of early 2026, Review: Georgia Ensembleâs âThe Giverâ wavers a bit but is ultimately memorable, Review: Cirque du Soleilâs âLUZIAâ brings the illusory vision of Mexico to life under the big top, Playwright Jamie Gossâ âWomen of Willow Creekâ contains both darkness and levity, Interim Executive Director Christina Hamilton seeks to expand Aurora Theatreâs reach, Partners in the Arts: Dancing through life with Gregory Catellier and Kristin OâNeal, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Former Atlantan Desmond Sean Ellington takes the heat starring in âHellâs Kitchen', Music news: Stutzmannâs term at Atlanta Symphony extended; Johns Creek Symphony gets new executive director, StoryMuse founder and creative director Shannon M. Turnerâs 11 Good Things, In the studio: Ato Ribeiroâs loud soundtrack and quiet revolution, Introducing the 2026 Paint Love Artist Cohort, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Luxury Addict: AndrĂŠ Leon Talleyâs âStyle is Foreverâ at SCAD FASH, Experimentation beyond the lens: a retrospective of Ralph Eugene Meatyard debuts at the High, Vincent Murphyâs new memoir chronicles a life destined for theater, Steve on TV: Smiling automatons, scenic excess and murderous husbands, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Choreographer and movement artist Juel D. Laneâs 11 Good Things, Everything but the âNutcracker:â a plethora of dance performances offer something for everyone this holiday season, Nearly a decade on, Atlanta Ballet is transformed by Nedviginâs expansive vision, Giwayen Mata keeps the spirit of Kwanzaa alive through dance, Review: City Springsâ âWizard is Ozâ conveys the classic story with touches of new magic, Review: âMamma Dearest!â keeps up Out Frontâs tradition of madcap holiday fare, Ann-Carol Pence reflects on 30 years of Christmas Canteen -- prepares to pass the torch, Horizonâs and Dadâs new âToo Fast, Too Festivusâ is funny holiday fare for all Atlantans, Immersive Sundance program relocating to Newnanâs Dunaway Gardens in 2026, Set Life: Stunt actor and military coordinator Alessandro Folchitto rolls with the punches, Atlantaâs Dust-to-Digital Foundation collaborating on a massive online archive of rare American music, In the studio: Marie Munk on the exploration of biology and technology, Fernbankâs WildWoods come to life at night with AGLOW, Big News: Doug Shipman named South Arts next president and CEO, Discover Family-friendly holiday shows, Nutcrackers and holiday dance events, Holiday fun for grown-ups, Explore Holiday music: Part I, Holiday music: Part II, Aris Theatreâs âSnow Whiteâ turns a classic fairy tale on its head with zany humor, Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony provides a haven for young wind instrumentalists, Steve on TV: Guillermo del Toroâs return to form and a hysterical weirdo, Authenticity tops perfection for director Wanyu Yang and the cast of Theater Emoryâs âPeerlessâ, First Voices Festival in Little Five Points celebrates 4 years, Review: âIn My Defense, I was left Unsupervisedâ by Trey Dowell at Tennessee Gallery, News Briefs: fellowships and awards; Frank Stella sculpture lands in Buckhead; BAIA works installed in Freedom Park; Amy Sherald coming to the High; upcoming public art projects, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: Sabre Esler explores physical and ephemeral connectivity in âThe Networkâ, Suzi Bass Awardsâ 20th anniversary celebrates veteran actresses, new talent, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Remembrance: Atlanta remembers Andrew Houchins, beloved actor, director and mentor, Rich Tommaso creates golden age comics for a modern audience, Review: âUntitledâ charts legacy, fatherhood and transformation on a changing Peters Street, Partners in the Arts: Okorie âOkCelloâ Johnson and Chaunesti Webb-Johnsonâs âBig Tent Blacknessâ, Doug Jones wants to help writers connect with his Opening Movements workshop, Atlanta Symphonyâs Beethoven Project finale is a moment of rousing âJoyâ, Atlanta Opera tackles the genre-defying âLa Belle et la Beteâ by Philip Glass, Review: âOverflowâ explores abundance and possibility at CBrooks Gallery, Every inch a universe: the astounding detail of Jiha Moon, Breaking records and bread at the Atlanta Balletâs 2025 Fashion Show & Luncheon, Gucci Maneâs âEpisodes: Diary of a Recovering Mad Manâ reveals the pain behind the persona, Debbie Gibson joins MJCCA Book Festival lineup, âBoom Townâ author Nic Stoneâs 11 Good Things, Review: Theatrical Outfitâs âGlass Menagerieâ is an emotional rendition of an American classic, Atlanta Opera stages a sumptuous, beautifully sung âLa Traviataâ, Arts Agenda: Theater, Synth nerds and hackers find common ground at Common Circuits, Students and alumni shine in the 20th annual SCAD Fall Fine Arts Showcase, Viktor&Rolfâs âFashion Statementsâ hovers between two worlds, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend - ARTS ATL, MJCCA Book Festival author Laura Dickerman adds nuance to rom-coms with âHot Deskâ, Review: Staibdanceâs âbetween dog and wolfâ performance is tense, gripping, Review: Out Frontâs â9 to 5â is a madcap day at the office with a vibrant cast, âMadTVâ and âVeepâ stars bring laughs to Atlanta stages through Bluebird Improv, Set Life: Location Manager Jonathan Wymer consistently circles back to the page, The Ainât Sisters are here to rock your folk and spread some love, DeKalb Symphony gets a venue upgrade and shines with newfound cohesion, Del Roscoe: Southern Gothic band or quirky outsider theater troupe?, When beauty melts: Niki Zarrabiâs ambitious evolution at Luca Fine Art, Arts Agenda: Museum and college gallery highlights, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Choreographer, dancer and Dance Canvas Executive Artistic Director Angela Harrisâ 11 Good Things, After more than a century, the Atlanta Writers Club has new stories to tell, Atlanta poet Theresa Davisâ queer awakening led to a legacy in neon lights, Review: Horizonâs âHeart Sellersâ is a subtle, powerful study on the importance of friendship, Review: âWolfmanâ is a fun addition to Havoc Movementâs mangled body of work, How Atlanta gave musician Makenna Lyric the confidence to create, Atlantaâs Catfight! fights for reproductive rights, News briefs: new kidsâ art space; art + health lab debuts; fine art gallery relocates to Midtown; awards to local creatives; public art projects unveiled, Today in street art: The Drip Invitational brings murals, graffiti and home cooking to the Pittsburgh neighborhood, The Atlanta Beltline unveils new arts programming this fall, Review: âEncountersâ at Johnson Lowe Gallery invites slow looking in a fast world, Oakland Cemeteryâs annual DĂa de los Muertos festival honors life, death and cultural connection, Arts Agenda: Halloween, Burnawayâs first Book//Zine fair was an escape from digital malaise, Cindy goes indie: Cindy Wilson on her new EP and the B-52âs tour, Seen, Heard and Honored: âHold the Line, Volume IIIâ at PATH Museum, Atlanta Regional Commission embraces art through Community-Centered Design program, Arts Agenda: Hispanic Heritage Month, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: Synchronicityâs âRocket Menâ launches slowly, reaches emotional impact, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival and the ASO celebrate the music of classic films, Atlanta Blues Society on a life-affirming musical mission, Partners in the Arts: Charly Palmer and Dr. Karida Brown, Arts Agenda: Museum and college gallery highlights, Emoryâs second Ideas Festival offers the public new perspectives, Georgia book banners work in secret, but anticensorship movements are growing, Arts Agenda: Jazz and blues, Atlanta radio DJ English Nickâs 11 Good Things, Review: Stage Door Theaterâs âThe Cottageâ opens the door to both realism and absurdity, Review: At Actorâs Express, the line between real and supernatural proves to be âThe Thin Placeâ, Chamber Cartel speaks contemporary classical musicâs special language, Review: When is reflection not enough? On âOutsideâ At Hawkins HQ, 'Grit' exhibition highlights artists' perseverance at Echo Contemporary, Review: At Spruill, raw construction breathes life into a refined nature, 2025 Decatur Book Festival gives student writers a turn in the spotlight, Lenai Wilkerson revives outdoor dance series 'Wabi Sabi Terminus', Center for Puppetry Artsâ Latine rock musical âLa Cucarachita Martinaâ is a lesson in inclusivity, Steve on TV: Posh trash and an aggressively cozy crowd pleaser, Get to know Spruillâs 2025 AMPLIFY finalists, Review: âInsistent Presenceâ explores identity and the body through the eyes of contemporary African artists, www.artsatl.org, Writer, actor and singer Galen Crawleyâs 11 Good Things, Broadleaf Writers Association celebrates a decade with this weekendâs annual conference, âUncorked Conversationsâ by playwright Bill Balzer centers upon shared stories and connections, Review: Topher Payneâs âFirst Ladyâ is a win-win for all political audiences. And itâs funny, too., Out on Film celebrates diversity and defiance, Premiere of indie film âWeâre So Deadâ set to serve up a lifeline for food service workers, Henry Cheng radiates infectious charm in debut as Johns Creek Symphony director, Arts Agenda: Book festivals and events, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Photo Essay: Goat Farm activates 12-acre property with immersive sights, sounds and experiences for SITE 2025, Grass, Glitter and Gingham: Victoria Dugger confronts the Southern Gothic in âMust Be Niceâ, Master puppeteer Raymond Carrâs 11 Good Things, News Briefs: City Lights Collective canceled; new dance and art complex in Grant Park; Atlanta Art Week curator announced; new sculptures and installations, What to see at the Atlanta Art Fair according to CurateHers ATL, First Look: your mini guide to the second annual Atlanta Art Fair, Arts Agenda: Visual arts, Arts Agenda: Classical music, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, KSUâs âDouble Exposureâ proves that private philanthropy can produce dynamic new works, Review: Alliance Theatreâs and Atlanta Operaâs âFiddlerâ is a fine-tuned take on a classic, What to see at the Atlanta Art Fair according to CurateHers ATL, Atlanta's Improvement Movement gets elevated on the road to Shaky Knees, Photographer David Clifton-Strawnâs new book brings Atlanta arts community into focus, Atlanta metro welcomes numerous new book shops for readers of all tastes, Review: Tavernâs âShrewâ cast fights the battle of the sexes from a surprising angle, Steve on TV: Sex, guns, crime and a bubbleheaded travelogue, Nuestra CreaciĂłn brings artists together to celebrate artistry and culture in 'OjalĂĄ' exhibition, Review: Danny Lyonâs âThe Bikeridersâ cruises into the Booth Museum, Arts Agenda: Comedy, đ The 2025 Fall Arts Preview, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Summer Stories: Jessica He and Severin Brotschul - ARTS ATL, Ann Hiteâs new book about Lucille Selig Frank is a conversation from one âGeorgia girlâ to another, Set Life: Director of Photography German Valle is observance on steroids, Partners in the arts: wordsmiths Ralph Ellis and Susan Puckett, Atlanta creatives bask in shared glow of 2025 Suzi Bass Award nominations , The sober wisdom of Atlanta musician Brandon Reeves' blues, Atlanta mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton talks about debut recording of Jake Heggieâs âIntelligenceâ, The Hambidge Hive levels up for the 2025 Hambidge Auction, Leia's Lens: Floyd Hall steps down from Atlanta Contemporary. Please donât let this be the end., 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, www.artsatl.org, Atlanta Black Theatre Festival co-founders see the city as âBlack theater meccaâ - ARTS ATL, www.artsatl.org, Local filmmaker brings her feature debut to BronzeLens Film Festival, âSpanish Mossâ is a dazzling work of stop-motion animation and Tarantino-like melodrama, Ethel Cain leans into her Southern Gothic roots at Atlantaâs Eastern, Review: Danny Lyonâs âThe Bikeridersâ cruises into the Booth Museum, Arts Agenda: Festivals, late summer and early fall, Xernona Claytonâs trailblazing legacy honored with new art installation in Downtown Atlanta, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Georgia author Sara Omer debuts Turkic-inspired fantasy novel âThe Gryphon Kingâ, www.artsatl.org, www.artsatl.org, www.artsatl.org, Review: âOrangeâ at Stage Door takes time to unpeel, reveals themes of freedom, Summer Stories: Atlanta Balletâs Carriag New and Georgie Grace Butler, Ideas Festival Emory returns this fall with Rosanne Cash and more, DeKalb Symphony dismisses musicians amid search for a new home, Trey Wright offers a space for the âjazz curiousâ to learn, Three exhibitions confront the troubled present through reclamation of the past - ARTS ATL, Arts Agenda: Workshops and learning opportunities, Macrophotographer Levon Bissâ new exhibit at Fernbank gets up close and personal with arthropods, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: True Colorsâ âAinât No Moâ depicts Black life in America with equal hope and pain, Jazz guru Jeff Crompton says farewell to Atlanta, âBrilliant Exilesâ brings the women of Jazz Age Paris to the Georgia Museum of Art, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Black Writers Weekend offers a platform for more Black storytelling, Partners In The Arts: Pam Peacock and Ryan Shuckhart -- aka RYSHU, Loom Labâs âOld Growthâ explores loss, grief and community through movement, Arts Agenda: Outdoor art, Danielle Deadwyler makes âWoman in the Yardâ worth the watch, Leia's Lens: Atlanta Art Week and Atlanta Art Fair - is separate better?, www.artsatl.org, A milestone year for Atlanta Chamber Players -- a 50-year labor of love, The continued growth and undeniable success of Black Art in Americaâs Fine Art Print Fair, Review: âStrange Loopâ at Actorâs Express turns mirror upon mirror for a fascinating reflection, How a 1969 police raid sparked a queer resistance movement, Pam Longobardiâs âINSTARâ explores the chaos and endurance of nature, Local voices, big impact: Atlantaâs burgeoning independent film and TV scene, These novels set in North Georgia cover everything from suspense to romance, A word with Collective Soul: New doc tells the bandâs story, Hear OkCello's new Juneteenth anthem, the title track on his upcoming album, Arts Agenda: Open mics, IMLS cuts create uncertainty at Georgia libraries, Review: âSiddhartha, Sheâ offers a powerful retelling of a classic tale, Entertainment industry tastemaker Fiona Bloomâs 11 Good Things, Review: Myth meets monochrome in Adam Gabriel Winnieâs âInto the Night Landâ, Leiaâs Lens: Long live the summer group show, Immersive rock experience is impressive, not enlightening, Rialto announces 2025-26 season with jazz, tango, country and more, Set Life: Makeup Artist Christelsie Johnson turns beauty inside out, Celebrate Dadâs birthday this weekend â the parties are still a blast after 30 years, Overture Series takes first step toward returning in Lawrenceville, Partners in the Arts: Micah and Whitney Stansell, Arts Agenda: Independent films, fests and special screenings, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Second Lavender Fest at Out Front Theatre packs in more of the ârainbow aspectâ , Steve on TV: Taraji P. Henson elevates Tyler Perryâs latest film, ImmerseATL mentors next generation of contemporary dancers in Atlanta, News briefs: BLVDNEXT debuts; Callanwoldeâs artist-in-residency; Art Calendar ATL joins GULCH Magazin, Arts Agenda: Jazz and blues, 'The Many Passions of Michael Hardwickâ chronicles a landmark gay rights case, âMiloâ actor Jordan Patrick uses improv and music to explore imagination, Review: Theatrical Outfitâs âYoung John Lewisâ is a fun way to learn Civil Rights history, Playwright and screenwriter Topher Payneâs 11 Good Things, Jazz at All Saintsâ announces 2025-26 season, Review: Lack of specificity both a weakness and a strength in Aaron Kagan Puttâs abstractions, Arts Agenda: family-friendly events, Review: MADFest celebrates Atlantaâs diversity through dance, ABV Gallery partners with Center for Puppetry Arts for whimsical pop-up exhibition, Arts Agenda: Book events, Arts Agenda: Comedy, Atlanta-based musician among competition hopefuls in new conducting contest, Beloved childrenâs books highlighted in âFaith Ringgold: Seeing Childrenâ at the High, Melissa Huangâs âNo Dollâ confronts femininity and societal expectations at Whitespace, Review: Authenticity Theaterâs âUncle Vanyaâ depicts tension between ideals and limitations, See how art transforms community in ArtsXchange film program, Your Atlanta summer reading list -- plus reasons to tackle it, Theatrical Outfit Associate Artistic Director Addae Moonâs 11 Good Things, From stunts to directing, Atlanta film studioâs new bicoastal head of development does it all, Illustrator Barry Leeâs âGentle Remindersâ journal encourages tender care for ourselves and each other, Local artists explore the concepts of home, familial connections and identity, Arts Agenda: Free outdoor movies, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: âTraces of an Unseen Fireâ resists presumption through new mythos at MOCAGA, Portrait of a leader: Monica Campana of Living Walls, Artist Mario Petrirenaâs 11 Good Things, Leiaâs Lens: What Melissa Messinaâs appointment reveals about the Atlanta Art Fair, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Connecting culture through dance at the Atlanta Afroindigenous Peoples Festival, Nicholas Tecosky steps down as host of Write Club Atlanta to pursue new projects, Disney, Pride and the power of song: A magical night with the Atlanta Gay Menâs Chorus, Review: Ezrom Legaeâs first U.S. solo show renders quiet resistance in spare, striking lines, Photo essay: Artful ATL comes alive at Atlanta Contemporary, Arts Agenda: Summer festival, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Love, death and summer vacation unite in âMurder on Vavianna Islandâ at Dadâs Garage, Atlanta band Motherâs Finest is a true rock ânâ roll survival story, Choreographer D. Patton Whiteâs 11 Good Things, Dancing with robots: IEEE fuses automation and fine arts, Review: âNinja Puppet Shenaniganzaâ keeps audiences guessing and laughing, An outpouring of love for Lois Reitzes as she receives ASO honor, The reclamation of Black hair in Nneka Kaiâs âOn Unstable Groundsâ, Portrait of an artist: the playful nostalgia of Lowkey Lyss, Review: Horizonâs âLaughs in Spanishâ keeps it lighthearted, could go deeper, Tony nominated âDead Outlawâ star Andrew Durand discovered theater as a kid in Roswell, Greek fantasy meets modern innovation in Atlanta Operaâs âSemeleâ, You Live, You Learn: Megan Volpert traces Alanis Morissetteâs wisdom over three decades, Review: Allianceâs world premiere âMillionsâ is rich with strong performances, needs firmer finish, Review: Actorâs Expressâ âDoubtâ is a relevant, fascinating look at complex topics, Review: Cig Harveyâs âEmerald Driftersâ shines at Jackson Fine Art, Arts Agenda: Community arts centers, Arts Agenda: Theater Spring + early summer, Avondale Estatesâ WigWag combines the best of Atlanta-bred music, art and food, Atlanta collective puts the focus on contemporary chamber music, Atlanta musician and Recording Academy board chair Tammy Hurtâs 11 Good Things, Remembrance: Poet and playwright Robert Earl Price blended words, music, memory, Preview: 'Hypnagogia' evokes cloud-like freedom in 'Catch Tuplet', Criticâs Picks for 2025 Atlanta Fringe Festival, Review: Aurora Theatre serves a slice of humor and heart with âWaitress The Musicalâ, A big screen moment for rarely seen experimental films, Steve on TV: Gleeful gore distinguishes Atlanta-filmed 'The Bondsman', Atlanta-born Katie Pruitt blends confessional Americana with cathartic rock and roll, Contemporary Black artists consider heritage, history and the future, www.artsatl.org, Flux Projects, Core Dance collaborate with nature for âBraiding Time, Memory and Waterâ, Belle Esprit changes theater history to herstory once again with âLady Susanâ, True Colorsâ Next Narrative Monologue competition moves to Harlemâs Victoria Theater, Atlantaâs largest-ever Fringe Festival brings on the bold, weird and wonderful , The Western comes roaring back at the Midtown Art Cinema, Russell Gunn will share his musical journey at Atlanta Jazz Fest, Arts Agenda: Photography, Review: 'She is an Object of Beauty' confronts Orientalism and fetishization, Art News: Alison Saar wins Driskell award; pop-up gallery closes; plus opportunities for artists, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: âTrick!â at Out Front is a romantic, authentic musical for adults, Deb Bowman reflects on life and the Great American Songbook, with a Latin twist, Atlanta chamber choir Coro Vocati marks 15 years, Arts Agenda: museum and gallery highlights, Arts Agenda: Family-friendly arts events, Arts Agenda: Free outdoor music series, Review: the tender delicacy of Eve Brownâs âlight leaves this prismâ, Review: âPride and Prejudiceâ at Shakespeare Tavern turns a new page on an old story, NoWordsATL4 festival lets music do the talking, Arts Agenda: Jazz and blues, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Atlanta Operaâs âSiegfriedâ a stirring, heroic triumph, Transmutation of utility with W. Chester Old, Leiaâs Lens: South of Center Art Experience gets it right, Review: âBeautifulâ at City Springs stages Carole King story with solid cast and songbook, âBlue Sun Palaceâ reflects on anti-immigrant hate, four years after Atlanta spa shootings, Former Guadalcanal Diary singer-songwriter Murray Attaway avoids labels, Three exhibitions offer variety that pleases and dismays, Tony-winning director Bartlett Sher brings âMillionsâ to the Alliance Theatre, KSU Tellers craft personal stories into a performance showcase, Atlanta Olympics doc premieres as part of Atlanta Film Festival, WABE to launch âThe City Lights Collectiveâ in July, following Lois Reitzesâ retirement, Atlanta illustrator Anderson Carman is making graphic history with a Civil War comic textbook, The Atlanta Film Festival prioritizes Georgia films, Atlanta Balletâs 2025-26 season spans the centuries, from Petipa to Peck, A celebration of the life and music of Atlantaâs Mary Lou Williams, Scoring world-class talent a triumph for Atlanta Operaâs âSiegfriedâ, Will Atlanta galleries participate in this yearâs Atlanta Art Fair? Maybe; maybe not., Decatur Square comes alive with art during Decatur Arts Festival, Poetâs Dozen: 13 collections by Atlantans to celebrate National Poetry Month, Billy Pilgrimâs Kristian Bush and Andrew Hyra are still asking questions, Flux Projects, Core Dance collaborate with nature for âBraiding Time, Memory and Waterâ, Blueprint Festival at Windmill Arts gives new stories the stage, Review: Stage Doorâs âSpelling Bee,â while not a perfect score, embraces possibilities, KSU professor of dance and chair Marsha Barskyâs 11 Good Things, W.J. Loftonâs poetic journey: âI wrote the book that saved my lifeâ, South Atlanta artists open their doors for âSouth of Centerâ event, Oakland Cemeteryâs âIllumineâ shines brightly in its 18th year, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Isadora Pennington named ArtsATL's new Senior Editor for art & design and dance, Federal cuts force Out of Hand Theater to halt vaccine outreach, affecting overall operations, Things to do: Spring festivals in and around Atlanta, Review: Jessica Blinkhornâs â20 Years of Atrophyâ at End Project Space, At SweetWater 420 Fest, the spirit of the past lives on in a new generation, Review: Sandler Hudson, Swan Coach House and Tennessee Gallery, Atlantaâs film industry navigates post-strike uncertainty, Atlanta multimedia artist and activist Royce Sobleâs 11 Good Things, Dadâs Garage Managing Director Katie Pelkeyâs 11 Good Things, Meet the Atlanta musician and DJ fusing electro-pop with her operatic and musical theater training, âWho gets to dance?: choreographer Ashlee Jo Ramsey-Borunov responds, Review: Stage Doorâs âSpelling Bee,â while not a perfect score, embraces possibilities, Arts Agenda: Book events and festivals, Arts Agenda: Independent films, fests and special screenings, Review: Out of Handâs âHow to Make a Homeâ shows the story behind the struggle, Pollinator Art Space at Goat Farm: small space, big ambitions, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, www.artsatl.org, Review: Auroraâs âGods of Comedyâ has audiences laughing more, thinking less, Review: Dance Canvasâ 2025 Performance Series: Fresh takes on AI, identity, Atlanta Chamber Players offer dynamic takes on Beethoven and a world premiere quartet, A band on a mission to uplift each other -- and everyone else, Mitchell Anderson and Jennifer Levison write âLove Lettersâ to food, art and each other, Atlantaâs World Cup poster, created by a SCAD graduate, is revealed, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: Out of Handâs âHow to Make a Homeâ shows the story behind the struggle, Dance Canvasâ choreographer initiative a game changer, How punk is Emoryâs Rose Library? Find out at the DIY Fest, A Century after her birth, celebrations continue for Georgia writer Flannery OâConnor, Arts Agenda: Theater Spring 2025, Kenny Leonâs âOthelloâ on Broadway is more modern than you think, Review: âTopdog/Underdogâ at Actorâs Express depicts a bond turned to battlefield, Theater artist Hailee Beltzhoover Zunigaâs 11 Good Things, Georgia book bans in 2025: Cobb County âdoubles downâ, Review: Atlanta Ballet charms, dazzles in Balanchineâs âCoppĂŠliaâ, Fun and mischief in Balanchineâs âCoppĂŠliaâ: an Atlanta Ballet premiere, Review: Horizonâs âCarry Your Heartâ shows nuances of traumatic memory, Alliance Theatreâs managing director stepping down, Review: New exhibits at Spalding Nix, Marcia Wood and Wolfgang galleries, Review: Elizabeth Lide at whitespace -- a rich, singular attic of the mind, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Review: Out Frontâs âImmediate Familyâ has fun of a â90s sitcom with higher stakes, Review: New exhibits at Spelman, Johnson Lowe and the Carlos, Review: Sally Mannâs provocative âAt Twelveâ at Jackson Fine Art, Period authenticity is key in Atlanta Baroque Orchestra's take on a Monteverdi masterwork, đ¸ The 2025 Spring Arts Preview, Artist Steven L. Andersonâs 11 Good Things, Black letters: Your complete guide to Atlantaâs Black literary scene, Out on Filmâs spring mini-fest blooms a third time, WABE's Lois Reitzes retiring from daily broadcasting, Dadâs Garageâs new managing director Katie Pelkey is laughing on the job, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, No boundaries in Annalee Traylorâs âShiny Objectsâ for Terminus Modern Ballet, Voices of Note focuses on human resilience, body positivity, Atlanta Symphony spotlights Beethoven's transitional symphonies, Dad's Garage Theatre's 'Hot Jambalaya' delivers a tasty stew, Theatrical Outfitâs new Launchpad series gives playwrights the power to produce, 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend, Habima Theatre continues leading inclusive productions with âFiddler on the Roof Jr.â, Steve on TV: Norman Lear leaves us with a âClean Slateâ to push boundaries, To the left now! Your complete guide to line dancing in Atlanta, Arts Agenda: Nonprofit Galleries, Street Art Stories: 3 people who keep Pittsburgh and Adair Park shining, Dinner and a show Midtown: Your complete guide to restaurants near theaters, 2025 SCAD TVfest celebrates television made in Georgia, Review: ASOâs intoxicating take on Beethovenâs Sixth and Eighth Symphonies, Jazz vocalist Milton Suggs on organized chaos and listening, Partners in the Arts: Drag artists Taylor Alxndr and Mr. Elle Aye, Gallerist Yu-Kai Linâs 11 Good Things, Arts Agenda: Theater, ⨠Former AJC Editor Shane Harrison named executive editor of ArtsATL.org, Review: True Colorsâ âJajaâs African Hair Braidingâ plaits multiple emotions into one day, NBAF in turmoil as leaders resign amid âdestructiveâ board, Arts Agenda: Classical Music, Dept. of Ed. has declared book bans a âhoax,â all investigations dropped, Remembrance: Churchill Groundsâ founder Sam Yi gave Atlanta jazz a home, Leiaâs Lens: Karen Comer Lowe proves the value of a curator-in-residence, The Beltline: How regular Atlantans created one of Americaâs biggest art projects, Review: Theatrical Outfitâs story of the Lehman Brothers. Yes, those Lehman Brothers, Review: The Ailey Company dazzled with angels, sinners, âGraceâ, Remembrance: Marquetta Johnson turned adversity into art, Leiaâs Lens: The Highâs research on well-being will be a game changer, Writer Aisha Saeedâs 11 Good Things, Review: Vasily Petrenko evokes Ukraine in roaring ASO program, Arts Agenda: Independent Galleries, Arts Agenda: Jazz & blues, Theatrical Outfitâs âLehman Trilogyâ is a complex study of the American Dream, Wanna dance Alvin Aileyâs âRevelationsâ? Maybe you can., Artist Petie Parkerâs 11 Good Things, Hereâs why each of the 2025 Townsend Prize finalists could win, Cornerstone Jazz Center: a pitch perfect addition to Atlantaâs jazz scene, Review: Out Frontâs âAt the Weddingâ marries character to comedy, Street Art Stories: OftenSeenRarelySpoken re-invents still life at ABV Gallery, Arts Agenda: Atlanta museum highlights, Medford and Loraine Johnston Collection sheds new light at the High Museum, Atlanta critic Steve Murray: David Lynch changed my life, How Amy Hale helped the Tate revive Ithell Colquhounâs âsex magicâ, How to Hear It: DeKalb Symphony plays Coplandâs âRodeoâ, Art patron Mary Stanleyâs 11 Good Things, Review: In Stage Doorâs âCry It Out,â strong performances overcome a weak story, Review: Alliance world premiere of âDe Sotoâ suggests we grin and bear our differences, Who is Pasquale? Dancer-musician Erik Thurmond reveals all, Review: Don Pollack mines family history at Marcia Wood Gallery, Review: The ASO Beethoven Project has launched, raw and strong, Portfolio: in âThe Makeshift City,â Joshua Dudley Greer depicts Atlanta in flux, Review: Lauren K. Watelâs âBook of Potionsâ ignores the rules of writing and wins, Aineki Traverso: Artadiaâs first SEEN award recipient, Writer, producer and musician Mykal Juneâs 11 Good Things, Bluesman Skyler Saufleyâs unique sound is inspired by the greats, True Colors named theater company in residence at Southwest Arts Center, Leiaâs Lens: At last, Gen-Z Atlanta, we have an art district!, The Old Fourth Ward has two new contemporary art spaces, Anticipation: 9 book-related things Iâm clearing a shelf for in 2025, Anticipation: 10 things weâre looking forward to in Music in 2025, Poet Rita Dove honors Beethovenâs friend, Black violinist George Bridgetower, Anticipation: 7 things Iâve got my eye on in Atlanta Art+Design for 2025, Anticipation: 7 things on my calendar for Atlanta theater in 2025, Anticipation: 8 things weâre excited about in dance in 2025, Anticipation: TV shows, films and festivals our Film+TV critics are tuning in for, Derett Boyd Jr.âs TV pilot makes sense of Blackness, queerness and youth, Remembrance: Jimmy Carter left a legacy in the arts of Georgia and the country, Core Danceâs âConstructing Danceâ project challenges Atlantaâs dance artists in new ways, Review: Shakespeare Tavernâs âLoveâs Labourâs Lostâ loses power and focus, Choreographer Annalee Traylorâs 11 Good Things, Second half of Synchronicity season highlights girls and women, past and present, Science Gallery's âSacred Breathsâ is out of place at Northlake Mall, Harrowing WABE podcast, narrated by Rose Scott, reveals history of Forsyth County, Cultural producer Oronike Odeleyeâs 11 Good Things, Review: Run the Jewels biography âKill Your Mastersâ profiles Killer Mikeâs Atlanta, Atlanta actor Braelyn Rankins gets ready to roar on âMufasa: The Lion Kingâ, For Sweet Honey in the Rock's Carol Maillard, Rialto concert is a homecoming, How to Hear It: ASO performs Vivaldiâs âFour Seasonsâ, Leiaâs Lens: Letâs make it easy to be an Atlanta âinsiderâ, Refunds and rain checks: What to do with your tickets to canceled events, DC NEXT gives Atlanta dancers and choreographers a step up, Georgia OâKeeffeâs urban visions at the High Museum, Raymond McCrea Jonesâ Palmetto Portrait Project documents change in a small town, How to Hear It: Handel's âMessiahâ, Review: âFrozen: the Musicalâ retains magic of film through strong music and cast, Steve on TV: December, Editorâs Choice Re-issue: Books, Editor's Choice Re-issue: Dance, Editorâs Choice Re-issue: Theater, Editorâs Choice Re-Issue: Film+TV, Atlantaâs Notable 9 in Dance, Editorâs Choice Re-issue: Music, Atlantaâs Notable 9 in Theater, Editorâs Choice Re-issue: Art+Design, Atlantaâs Notable 9 in Art+Design, Atlanta's Notable 9 in Music, Arts Agenda: Must-Visit Art Markets, Arts Agenda: Holiday Spectacular, Arts Agenda: Winter Festivals, Eddie Farr Lights up Woodruff Park with ART in the PARKâs âRadiantâ, Remembrance: Chris Kayser, Tyler Perry and Donna Biscoe team up again in âThe Six Triple Eightâ on Netflix, Actor Danielle Deadwyler prepared for her new film âThe Piano Lessonâ like it was theater, Donate to ArtsATL Today, Michael Richards will be at the MJCCA book festival. Does his memoir say enough?, Omelika Kuumba will bring her âSoaring Highâ concert to Atlantaâs ArtsXchange, Leiaâs Lens: Why nonprofits should ditch art auctions and throw a good party instead, Review: Synchronicityâs âYear with Frog and Toadâ contains a message for all ages, Filmmaker Will Feaginsâ 11 Good Things, Choreographer Claudia Schreierâs 11 Good Things, Partners in the Arts: How Esohe and George Galbreath grew an emerging art scene, Partners in the Arts: Improv duo Amber Nash and Kevin Gillese lighten their love with laughter, Tyler Perry Studios President Steve Mensch dies in plane crash, Dancer Madison Leeâs 11 Good Things, âBlack Nativityâ celebrates the Christmas story with music and dance, Steve on TV: Peacockâs âFight Nightâ revels in the roots of Black Atlanta, Street Art Stories: Babe Walls was the women-centered mural event we all needed, Partners in the Arts: Madeline Beck and Ben Rawson deliver art and light, Theater Emoryâs âOther Shoreâ captures tension between self and society, đˇArts Agenda: Jazz and Blues, Leiaâs Lens: Why nonprofits should ditch art auctions and throw a good party instead, Arts & Social Justice Fellow gives Emory medical residents and fellows a creative toolbox, Artistic Director Matt Torney's 11 Good Things, đŹ Arts Agenda: Arthouse Film, đźď¸ Arts Agenda: Independent Galleries, 𩰠Arts Agenda: Dance, đ¸ Arts Agenda: Photography, The Backstory: Why âThe Avenuesâ makes Bathe Alone just a little uncomfortable, Actor Danielle Deadwyler prepared for her new film âThe Piano Lessonâ like it was theater, Leiaâs Lens: Elizabeth Catlett shows the global might of Atlanta art, Review: Burning Bonesâ âHysteriaâ contains layers of motion and thought-provoking messages, Cullumâs Notebook: Carlos Museum puts Greek, Maya and Moche pottery in dialogue, Artadiaâs 2024 Atlanta awardees have joined a very small club, Atlanta's classical music and jazz faithful enjoy concerts in religious spaces, Choreographer George Staibâs 11 Good Things, Leiaâs Lens: If you really care about art, visit a university museum, Dashboard Executive Director Oshun Layneâs 11 Good Things, Suzi Bass Awards highlight the work of Atlanta artists both onstage and off, Silkroadâs âAmerican Railroadâ makes tracks to Atlanta, Review: Tavernâs âHamletâ finds new emotional depths in a classic Shakespearean tragedy, đś Arts Agenda: Classical music, đ Arts Agenda: Theater, Pianist Julie Coucheronâs 11 Good Things, Lee Osorioâs 11 Good Things, Atlantaâs Eddie 9-Volt packs the house with modern soul and the blues, How to Hear It: ASO performs Mozartâs âC Minor Massâ, 'Humblabad Four' backyard dance event took flight with poetry and paper airplanes, Meet two Suzi Bass nominees from âNatasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812â, Steve on TV: âStopping the Stealâ is the Georgia election documentary that shouldn't exist, Mel Konner Play Festival launches new act for retired Emory professor - ARTS ATL, ATL StyleWriters Jam is a hip-hop legacy for global artists, Leiaâs Lens: The death and rebirth of Atlantaâs art publications, ARTS ATL | News, Previews and Reviews of the Arts in Atl, Sarah Hillmer helps choreographer Helen Pickett bring âCrime and Punishmentâ to life, Review: Out Front Theatreâs âHairsprayâ overcomes outdated script to reach joy, In Cobb County, a battle over whoâs authorized to remove books from schools, Violist Ettore Causa explores light and shade two ways, Atlantaâs global moment: Highlights from Art Week, Art Fair and more, Review: âPOTUSâ sends up powerful men -- and the women who save their hides, Flutist Adam W. Sadberry will honor a Civil Rights hero, his grandfather, at Spivey Hall, Atlanta Greek Film Expo is a trim offering of only the best cinema, Roderick Cox promises depth and beauty in ASO program, âICONoclastsâ explained: How to read Marryam Momaâs lush public artwork, Street Art Stories: Aziza Andreâs mural is an ode to Black cowboys, Core Dance celebrates 45 years with new work and LIFT fellowship, â⌠an Atlanta Biennial âŚâ: The artist-run project that sets a new standard for the city, Streaming in October: gods, apes and human-like creatures, New Atlanta Opera complex was architect Allen Postâs dream job, Review: Equitable Dinners series urges American women to think about their vote, Review: Atlanta Operaâs superb âLa Bohèmeâ and âRentâ shine in immersive Pullman Yards setting, Crux Collective gives contemporary circus a new spin, Review: âMidsommar Nightâs Dreamâ is a crazed festival of love, violence and spellcasting, Leiaâs Lens: Atlanta Art Fair overshadowed Atlanta Art Week. It didnât have to be that way, Lauri Stallingsâ civic action blooms in Palmetto, Partners in the Arts: A surrealist filmmaker gets close up with an Afro-punk singer, Partners in the arts: Love leaps from City Springs stage to the altar, Partners in the Arts: How an Atlanta Ballet couple makes room for baby in their pas de deux, Partners in the Arts: Out Front leader Paul Conroy and videographer Brian Wallenberg, Partners in the Arts: ASOâs Michael and Elizabeth Tiscione, Partners in the arts: photographer Billy Howard and publisher Laurie Shock, Dust-to-Digital gives historical recordings new life, Out on Film 2024 reminds audiences that coming out is eternal, and joy is queer, Artadiaâs âWhen We Were Twenty-Five.â shares lessons learned by artists, JosĂŠ Ibarra Rizo explores quiet moments at Wolfgang Gallery, T. Lang Danceâs 'Out From the Deep' pushes sight, sound, performance to the edge, In Theater Emoryâs âMud,â a womanâs hope overcomes oppression, Whole World Improv Theatre celebrates 30 years of making it up as they go, Review: Lee Osorioâs âA Third Wayâ is relatable, sexy and queer, The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: See what's coming next, Vol I: What to see, do and hear weekly guide, Leiaâs Lens: Atlanta Art Fair opens the door to Atlanta. Will anyone walk in?, The ultimate guide to Atlanta Art Week, Atlanta Art Fair and more, Gyun Hurâs art subdues the hate, The Crux: Can âArt Papersâ engineer a soft landing?, Partners in the Arts: Theater pros Candy McLellan and Jeremiah Davison - ARTS ATL, Partners in the Arts: Theatrical Outfit's Matt Torney and Amber McGinnis - ARTS ATL, Partners in the Arts: Ballethnic Dance's Nena Gilreath and Waverly T. Lucas - ARTS ATL, Independent film festivals in Georgia mark cusp of summer and fall, So long, Sundance â Atlantaâs film card is full, Street Art Stories: Greg Mikeâs winding path to the new ABV Gallery, Review: Jessica Caldas honors pathos, trials of women in MOCA GA exhibit, Art briefs: Ed Spriggs at Hammonds House; MOCA GA fellows; new art fair, What to see, do and hear: Chinese dance, Decatur Book Festival, more, Leiaâs Lens: With new hires, the High Museum can frame both the future and the past, Review: The pain of loss colored Terminus Balletâs season opener, The Backstory: How Collective Soulâs âDecemberâ got that sound, Atlanta dancer Rachel Van Buskirk performs a new move -- to Texas, Art+Design â Featured - AR, What to see, do and hear: Woodruff Library, Bautantz Here, South Fulton Arts, more, Puppetryâs âPancho Rabbitâ is a Mexican fairy tale depicting a realistic family journey, How Jimmy Carter stayed in tune with the arts, Why poet and illustrator Sean Fahie is an open book, Namwon Choi maps journeys from Korea to North Georgia at MOCA GA, Lace or polka dots? Costume designer PhaeMonae is done with minimalism, What to see, do and hear: ADAMA, ASO, Working Title Playwrights, more, A $2-million contribution from the city is catapulting MOCA GAâs building project, Leiaâs Lens: Why isnât the city saying where big arts money is coming from?, Review: âSeagullâ at Pullman allows Chekhovâs work to take flight, Why troublemaker Andrew Aydin brings politics to Dragon Con, Dawn Williams Boyd weaves social activism into powerful artworks, Dancers found creative heat during the summer months, Review: âThe Rock & the Hard Placeâ is a harrowing look at race and our justice system, SheATL Fest closes a gap in the theater industry with more representation for women, Bojana Ginn reinvents the future at a Georgia Tech lab, Micah Cash shows what the South looks like from a Waffle House window, The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: Ones to Watch, www.artsatl.org, What to see, do and hear: Flamenco, Lucian Books, 7 Stages and more, MINT Gallery closed suddenly, and the artists are pissed, Leiaâs Lens: MINT Galleryâs demise was long overdue, đź The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in art and design, đ The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in film and TV, đ The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in books, 𩰠The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in dance, đś The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in music, đ The 2024 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in theater, Review: Auroraâs âColor Purpleâ gives a few new hues to a Georgia favorite, Atlanta dancer Rachel Van Buskirk performs a new move -- to Texas, An artistâs experiments with light: âPanoramaâ at the Woodruff, What to see, do and hear: Pink bubbles, KSU dance, BronzeLens, more, Children will have more ways to create as the Woodruff expands, Pulitzer Prize winner Rita Dove will read her Beethoven poem with Chamber Music Society, First Look: Your early guide to the Atlanta Art Fair, What to see, do and hear: Underground film, Blackberry Smoke and more, Review: âCabaretâ is decadent, dangerous and worthy of praise, Pearl Cleage on how Maynard Jackson shaped Atlanta - and her work, Cullumâs Notebook: Connections at Johnson Lowe and Hammonds House, The new Margaret Mitchell House shakes up an authorâs legacy, Review: Photographer Tyler Mitchell reclaims nature for Black Americans, More is more for Manish Arora at SCAD FASH, What to See, Do and Hear, Ashli J. Washington dreamed of Atlanta, woke up a filmmaker, Cullumâs Notebook: Gallery 100 and Third Rail, invisible gems, CinquĂŠ Hicks brings new energy to ArtsATL, How Charmaine Minniefieldâs âPraise Houseâ was nearly demolished (but survived), What to see, do and hear: Impact Theatre, '9 to 5,' Margaret Mitchell House, more, Street art stories: Inside the fierce competition for Catlantaâs public art, Stacey Abrams is helping to re-ignite the Decatur Book Festival, Tim Youd transforms literature into art at Atlanta Contemporary, The Decatur Book Festivalâs comeback is in no rush, Review: Horizonâs âGameâ plays on human behavior with winning results, Drag queens strut their stuff at Southern Fried Queer Pride Fest, What to see, do and hear: Atlanta stories, a nest of jazz, trans cinema, more, Love, death and puppetry loom large in Atlanta Operaâs new season, Allianceâs 56th season engages audiences in hopeful conversation, New season of Theatrical Outfit offers depth and scope, Stories that matter are on the Horizon for the theaterâs 40th season, Out Front Theatreâs ninth season brings queer stories to life, Center for Puppetry launches a new season of exciting exploration, CinquĂŠ Hicks / Poet She Pharaoh / âThe Next Kingâ, What to see, do and hear: âJersey Boys,â Dutch art, vintage Spielberg and more, Rialtoâs 2024-25 season plays it safe with jazz, political satire, Guggenheim Fellow Jessica Blinkhorn takes sex (and art) seriously, Camille Russell Love is set to retire from Cultural Affairs, Review: âThe Washâ depicts Atlanta history with a fresh scent, Writer Constance Collier-Mercado wins by bending rules, Atlanta Soundtrack: Breathers, Rose Hotel and vintage Ma Rainey, Artemus Jenkins stays grounded at Hidden Gallery 333, Kai Lin Art tells five artistsâ stories, Weekly Guide: What to see, do and hear, Blacktop Improv celebrates 25 years of brotherhood and comedy, Sharing a room with ArtsXchange women artists, Inaugural Lavender Fest is a rainbow of queer performance art, What to see, do and hear, Shanequa Gay reflects on art in the South at Jackson Fine Art, Streaming in June: Secrets, mirrors, veils and more, Queer dancemaker wrangles with Ibsen's âDoll's Houseâ, âThe Washâ by Kelundra Smith is inspired by both history and muse, George Long has nothing to hide at Marcia Wood Gallery, Georgia Ensemble co-founder and leader Anita Farley steps offstage, Review: Allianceâs âPreacherâs Wifeâ still a work in progress, Review: âBluesâ is a powder keg of a period piece, âOur Voices. Our Livesâ tells of Atlantaâs Black and Brown creatives, Review: âSister Actâ is a chorus of mainly positive notes, How a facelift has made â54 Columnsâ easy to love, Timothy Short puts family on a pedestal at Echo Contemporary, Fringe Fest breaks up traditional theater and rewards risk, Composer Malek Jandali is Syria's âmusician of the revolutionâ, In âThe Preacherâs Wife,â both faith and theater have power to heal, 2024 Atlanta Jazz Festival, Cullumâs Notebook: legendary women, mythic lands, Lalla Essaydi sees bullets and bottle caps in modern Morocco, âOld Enoughâ explores what older women artists know, Mariyka Fosterâs childrenâs book pokes at gender norms, Butcher Brown presents new flavors of jazz at Atlanta Jazz Fest, What to see, do and hear: Fringe Fest, Photowalk, Dutch art and more, The High Museum reflects on South African democracy, Today in Street Art: Politics and personal visions in Little Five Points, Movement artist Jimmy Joyner evokes lives lost to AIDS, Third European film fest spotlights international film culture, Two new theater companies formed on a âPlaygroundâ share similar goals, Review: Timothy Curtis survives incarceration with inkblot paintings, UTA Artist Space brings human touch to the fore, Atlanta Soundtrack: New music by Bathe Alone, Baby Rose and vintage Microwave, What to see, do and hear: Wynton Marsalis, ACP, European Film, more, Review: Dadâs Garage âPeachâ is locally juicy, has plenty for non-Atlantans to pick - ARTS ATL, Review: âFat Hamâ reinvents Shakespeare's classic with modern flavor and spice, âXperimental Puppetry Theaterâ returns with all-new high jinks, What to See, Do and Hear: Inman Park Festival, Living Walls, Shaky Knees, more, Mr. Charlie Brown, activist and drag performer (1949â2024) - ARTS ATL, 48th Atlanta Film Festival raises the bar for Georgia filmmakers, Today in street art: Hard-to-find murals are worth the effort, our expert says, Review: Percussionist Klimchak and drummer Bob Stagner created noise and sonic tapestry at Atlanta Contemporary, Review: Amanda Grae Platner reveals personal enigmas at Echo Contemporary, Holley documentary is a âThumbs Upâ to an artist whose muse is mystery, What to see, do and hear: Core Dance, Wolfgang Gallery, Actorâs Express, ASO, more, Cullumâs Notebook: A handful of exhibitions features art whose meaning is not what it appears to be, Folk horror elements in Mabâs 'Macbeth' question who among us is uncanny, Goat Farm reopens in West Midtown as a residential space for arts programming - ARTS ATL, Review: âClydeâs makes a tasty sandwich with relatable cast, poignant ideas, 2024 Spring Preview: Four Atlanta creatives to watch this arts season, 2024 Spring Preview: Atlantaâs music, art, theater and dance continue to bloom, Review: âFreaknikâ takes a helluva party snapshot that could have been an album, Clark Atlanta Museum artwork on loan to Met Museum for landmark show, Q&A: Novelist Parul Kapur reinvents Indian art history with women at the center, Atlanta Soundtrack, What to see, do and hear: Stellaluna, Beacon Dance, Black Art in America, Vega Quartet, more, Review: Atlanta podcast âThe Passageâ explores the soul of the United States, Serenbe launches new jazz series with dynamic British vocalist Julie Dexter, What to see, do and hear, Precious Lovell explores Black history with textiles in Hammonds House exhibits, What to see, Do and Hear, News: CinquĂŠ Hicks joins ArtsATL as editor-in-chief, effective March 1, Review: Terminus Modern Ballet dancers looked strong, but program lacked depth, 2024 Spoleto Festival in Charleston showcases the arts over 17 days, What to See, Do and Hear, Art News: Color, light, sound in Woodruff Park; Atlanta artists to exhibit in Venice, What to See, Do and Hear, Q&A: Fahamu Pecou, African Diaspora Art Museum founder, celebrates new home, Review: Enthusiastic cast and catchy music make âJamieâ worth talking about, New contemporary art museum, the Warehouse, to open in Atlanta in April, French designer JĂŠrĂ´me Kaplan creates magic for Atlanta Balletâs âCoco Chanelâ, Review: Atlanta Balletâs âCoco Chanelâ entertains but lacks heart and soul, Streaming in February, Composer Carlos Simon curates the ASO with a focus on Atlantaâs Black identity, Cullumâs Notebook: Diverse group exhibits explore the Southâs many identities, Georgia-set Out Front play âAt the Wake of a Dead Drag Queenâ celebrates life in drag, Review: From books to buildings, two thoughtful exhibits at Jackson Fine Art, Review: âREMEMBER THISâ showcases heroism amid the Holocaust, What to see, do and hear, News: Hammonds House names artistic chair for three years, Cullumâs Notebook, News: Atlanta Contemporary names Floyd Hall executive director, âEunice in Parisâ sheds light on the shadows of musical legend Nina Simone, Review: âHUMANâ at Center for Puppetry Arts is deep with otherworldly beauty, wisdom, Streaming in January, Kat Taylorâs first book.