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You source for the arts in Atlanta. In 2009, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution all but eliminated its cultural coverage.
Two of its main art critics founded what would become ArtsATL. They knew that without a reliable criticism and news resource Atlanta’s creative community would be in jeopardy. They believed that the public dissemination of thoughtful art criticism is a key component to a vibrant city and saw that shrinking arts coverage in traditional media would be a severe loss, not only because the press is oft
The magic of puppetry continues!
✨ Jason Hines, a visionary puppet builder, is now co-artistic director at the Center for Puppetry Arts.
Get ready for an exciting new era of storytelling and imagination! Discover how Jason's passion is shaping the future of puppetry by heading to our website: https://www.artsatl.org/jason-hines-builds-a-future-at-center-for-puppetry-arts/
Story by Benjamin Carr
Jason Hines builds a future at Center for Puppetry Arts - ARTS ATL Longtime theater-lover and puppet-builder Jason Hines looks forward to his new role as artistic director with enthusiasm and colorful ideas
Did you hear the news? The Atlanta Center for Photography has a brand new look! Experience a space designed to inspire artists and art lovers.
Learn more (tap the link).
Story by Mitali Singh
Atlanta Center for Photography celebrates its new multifaceted space - ARTS ATL Atlanta Center for Photography is celebrating its new space, a building on Edgewood Avenue that offers photographers much needed resources.
Ever seen a novel become art?
Tim Youd’s “Georgia Retyped” exhibit at Atlanta Contemporary is a must-see. Experience the transformation of literature into visual masterpieces.
Story by Deanna Sirlin
https://www.artsatl.org/tim-youd-transforms-literature-into-art-at-atlanta-contemporary/
Tim Youd transforms literature into art at Atlanta Contemporary - ARTS ATL Artist Tim Youd retypes novels, each on a single sheet of paper. The result is a new kind of minimalism at Atlanta Contemporary.
The curtain rises soon on Aurora Theatre's electrifying new season. Don't miss it!
The 29th season is a feast for the soul! From classic tragedy to modern twists, there's something for everyone.
Tap to see the lineup! ✨ https://www.artsatl.org/auroras-29th-season-serves-up-a-feast-of-new-and-classic-stagings/
Story by Luke Evans
Aurora's 29th season serves up a feast of new and classic stagings - ARTS ATL Aurora's 29th season is sure to draw audiences in with a staging of "The Color Purple," plus holiday favorites, new musicals and more
Have you been to the High Museum of Art, Atlanta? Then you definitely don’t want to miss this!
Tyler Mitchell’s “Idyllic Space” exhibit reclaims nature for Black Americans. Swipe through to see the art and explore the review on ArtsATL.
All photos by Tyler Mitchell
Story by Virginie Kippelen
Is Atlanta's BeltLine a path to paradise?
Explore the city's hidden corners and find your own artistic inspiration. Read "The BeltLine Chronicles: That Time George Rode His Bike to Paradise"
https://www.artsatl.org/the-beltline-chronicles-that-time-george-rode-his-bike-to-paradise/
The BeltLine Chronicles: That time George rode his bike to Paradise - ARTS ATL Robert Barsky’s epic poem, “The BeltLine Chronicles,” follows an everyday hero traveling Atlanta’s 22-mile Emerald Necklace.
Atlanta's art scene is about to get even more exciting...
Yes, we’re running it back, just in case you missed it! Cinqué Hicks, our new editor-in-chief, sat down with WABE City Lights with Lois Reitzes.
“...we want to give audiences insight into understanding why a certain artist made a certain choice.” Intrigued? Read more about his vision for in-depth art exploration in this article.
https://www.wabe.org/cinque-hicks-brings-new-energy-to-artsatl/
Cinqué Hicks brings new energy to ArtsATL ArtsATL is one of the biggest champions in both the non-profit digital publication and the Atlanta Arts community. After fourteen years in action, the publication’s journalists, art critics and advocates […]
This month’s Partners In The Arts features an unexpected artistic collaboration.
Filmmaker Nathan DuCongé teams up with singer Tyler-Simone Molton for a project that defies definition.
Head to our website to discover their story and the power of artistic partnerships!
Story by Robin Wharton
Did you hear?
Our new editor-in-chief, Cinqué Hicks, shared his vision for ArtsATL on WABE City Lights with Lois Reitzes!
Tune in to learn about the future of Atlanta's arts scene and share your thoughts -> https://www.wabe.org/podcasts/city-lights/cinque-hicks-poet-she-pharaoh-the-next-king/
Photo by Kazki Watanabe
FUN FACT… This week's What to See, Do and Hear features Atlanta stories, comedy, and a LEGENDARY jazz performance! 🎷 Don't miss out on this incredible lineup.
See it in our guide:
https://www.artsatl.org/what-to-see-do-and-hear-atlanta-stories-a-nest-of-jazz-trans-cinema-more/https://www.artsatl.org/what-to-see-do-and-hear-atlanta-stories-a-nest-of-jazz-trans-cinema-more/
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What to See, Do and Hear comes out every Thursday!
What to see, do and hear: Atlanta stories, a nest of jazz, trans cinema, more - ARTS ATL Summer is still on fire with Black and q***r art openings, discussions about being trans in the movies, oral tales of our city and much more
Obsessed with true crime? Dive deeper at Atlanta’s SCAD TVfest “All the Rage” event!
True crime podcasts, documentaries, and books have us hooked! 🫣 But have you ever wondered about the impact of the true-crime genre?
Story by Jim Farmer
https://www.artsatl.org/all-the-rage-scad-event-navigates-the-ins-and-out-of-true-crime/
Have we sparked your curiosity?
The Atlanta Opera, recently named a Top 10 American opera company, is back with an electrifying new season. The 2024-2025 season promises unforgettable experiences.
Discover the line-up and dates on ArtsATL: https://www.artsatl.org/love-death-and-puppetry-loom-large-in-atlanta-operas-new-season/
Story by Paul Hyde
Love, death and puppetry loom large in Atlanta Opera’s new season - ARTS ATL Atlanta Opera once again breaks the mold with its 2024-25 line-up: the Broadway music "Rent," an updated "La Bohème" and the last Ring opera.
Planning your next arts adventure in Atlanta just got easier!
Become a subscriber to ArtsATL and get a curated list of the best events delivered straight to your inbox. Discover new artists, find the perfect performance for your date night, and explore everything Atlanta's art scene has to offer.
Subscribe now for FREE by visiting our website -> https://www.artsatl.org/
Fresh faces, fresh energy!
Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre kicks off its fall 2024 season with world premieres and new company members.
Get the full scoop from us ArtsATL, your go-to source for the arts in Atlanta!
https://www.artsatl.org/new-dancers-and-new-ballets-bring-new-energy-to-terminus-fall-season/
Story by Robin Wharton
Terminus steps out with new dancers and new ballets next season - ARTS ATL Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre's fall season will feature four world premieres, two new company members, and a farewell to a beloved founder.
Magic, mystery And mayhem await for both children and adults this season at The Center for Puppetry Arts! Don’t miss it.
Story by Luke Evans
https://www.artsatl.org/center-for-puppetry-launches-a-new-season-of-exciting-exploration/
Center for Puppetry launches a new season of exciting exploration - ARTS ATL Magic for all ages is on the docket for this season at the Center for Puppetry Arts, including world premieres and special exhibitions
The wait is over! The Decatur Book Festival is returning to downtown Decatur on October 4th and 5th. 📚 This beloved community event celebrates the power of stories and brings authors and book lovers together.
Tap the link below to discover more.
Story by Rachel Wright
https://www.artsatl.org/the-decatur-book-festivals-comeback-is-in-no-rush/
The Decatur Book Festival’s comeback is in no rush - ARTS ATL The Decatur Book Festival returns in 2024 after a pause in 2023 with a permanent staff in place. A more stable future may be within reach.
It's a jungle out there!
The competition for Atlanta's public art spaces is fierce, but the results are purr-fectly amazing! Have you spotted any hidden gems by Catlanta or picked up a kitten drop?
Read the full story here: https://www.artsatl.org/street-art-stories-inside-the-fierce-competition-for-catlantas-public-art/
Story by Arthur Ruddick
Street art stories: Inside the fierce competition for Catlanta’s public art - ARTS ATL A ride-along with Rory Hawkins, better known as Catlanta, who has been dropping free art for in-the-know Atlantans for over a decade.
What is an artist to do in the face of hate and injustice?
Artist Gyun Hur was unsure what direction her next project would take. Atlanta’s deadly spa shootings in 2021 made her choice clear.
Tap to discover more: https://www.artsatl.org/gyun-hurs-art-subdues-the-hate/
Story by Catherine Fox
Gyun Hur’s art subdues the hate - ARTS ATL Installation artist Gyun Hur’s latest work commissioned by Flux Projects uses water and glass to as a means of healing in the face of hate.
Have you heard of Southern Fried Q***r Pride?
The SFQP Fest is an annual series of shows, workshops, dance parties, markets, pageants and other events held every June by a collective of q***r artists and organizers dedicated to fostering space for Atlanta’s LGBTQ+ community. This year’s Festival boasted its largest series of events to date.
Get the full scoop here: https://www.artsatl.org/drag-queens-strut-their-stuff-at-10th-southern-fried-q***r-pride-festival/
Story by Luke Evans
Drag queens strut their stuff at Southern Fried Q***r Pride Fest - ARTS ATL Drag queens of all descriptions competed for the first ever Peach Pit All Stars crown at the 10th annual Southern Fried Q***r Pride Festival.
Want to explore Atlanta's vibrant art scene?
Discover hidden gems, must-see exhibitions, and inspiring events! This week’s guide features 'Jersey Boys,’ Dutch art, vintage Spielberg and more. Don’t miss out!
Tap the link to explore more and unlock your next adventure!
https://www.artsatl.org/what-to-see-do-and-hear-jersey-boys-dutch-art-vintage-spielberg-and-more/
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What to see, do and hear: ’Jersey Boys,’ Dutch art, vintage Spielberg and more - ARTS ATL It's a retro week in Atlanta, with screenings of "E.T." and "Do The Right Thing," and the musicals "Jersey Boys" and "9 to 5 The Musical".
In case you missed it!
Huge thanks to ARTSATL.org for spotlighting our upcoming ninth season! Be sure to snag your season tickets to secure the best deal to all five incredible shows. 🌈 🎉
Read the full article: https://www.artsatl.org/out-front-theatres-9th-season-brings-q***r-stories-to-life/
What are we willing to do to win?
THE GAME, at Horizon Theatre Company tackles this question head-on in a thrilling production, running through July 28. Read the full review by visiting our website.
Photo by Shannel J. Resto Photography
Story by Luke Evans
Art on the move 🚉 This Wandering Wednesday features Natalie who spotted hidden gems on MARTA while heading to the COPA match at Mercedes-Benz Stadium!
Can you guess the artist behind these cool installations?
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Rialto Center for the Arts kicks off season with familiar faces and fresh sounds starting September 21st!
Travel back in time with hilarious political satire from the Capitol Fools. Then, let the music take over with tributes to jazz legends and unforgettable doo-wop hits.
What are you seeing? Let us know in the comments.
Story by Jordan Owen
https://www.artsatl.org/rialtos-2024-25-season-plays-it-safe-with-jazz-political-satire/
Rialto’s 2024-25 season plays it safe with jazz, political satire - ARTS ATL Music dominates the Rialto Center for the Arts' upcoming season, from Tower of Power funk to jazz, political humor and a capella quartets.
Theatrical Outfit’s got a season packed with must-see productions!
Head over to our website to discover the 2024-25 season lineup now. You don’t want to miss it.
https://www.artsatl.org/theatrical-outfit-audiences-look-forward-to-depth-and-scope-next-season/https://www.artsatl.org/theatrical-outfit-audiences-look-forward-to-depth-and-scope-next-season/
Story by Benjamin Carr
New season of Theatrical Outfit offers depth and scope - ARTS ATL A wide variety of mainstage productions and a festival of new work ensures an exciting 2024-25 season at Theatrical Outfit
Did you hear? The Praise House finds a new home in Atlanta.
This isn't your average house! The Praise House is a vibrant art project created to celebrate African American traditions.
Artist Charmaine Minniefield almost lost this beauty to demolition, but thanks to community support, it has been saved and relocated to Atlanta's Beacon Hill.
Learn more about this inspiring story and don't forget to become a subscriber to stay up to date on all things ArtsATL:
https://www.artsatl.org/how-charmaine-minniefields-praise-house-was-nearly-demolished-but-survived/
Photos by Julie Yarbrough
Story by Mitali Singh
Here it is ⬇️
Our weekly guide, What to See, Do and Hear!
Check it out and don’t miss what’s happening in Atlanta’s art scene.
https://www.artsatl.org/what-to-see-do-and-hear-photography-at-the-high-love-and-s*x-at-horizon-theatre-and-more/
What to see, do and hear: Photography at the High, love and s*x at Horizon Theatre and more - ARTS ATL Find out what's happening in Atlanta's arts scene this week, from a new play, "The Game," to a photography exhibit at the High Museum.
What art you seeing, doing or hearing in Atlanta? Sound off ⬇️
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Ever wondered what a play without a story would be like? 🤔
BABBLE LAB, a world premiere by playwright Autumn Ness, uses sound and movement to explore the world of language. This captivating performance is perfect for both children and adults!
Would you attend a play that ditches the traditional narrative?
This world premiere is a co-production between the Alliance Theatre and Minneapolis’ Children’s Theatre Company, running through July 28.
Story by Luke Evans
https://www.artsatl.org/review-babble-lab-breaks-up-narrative-to-make-tantalizing-alphabet-soup/
Review: ‘Babble Lab’ breaks up narrative to make tantalizing alphabet soup - ARTS ATL In the Alliance world premiere of one-woman show "Babble Lab," writer and actor Autumn Ness reminds us that our ideas start off as sounds
Get ready to be swept away by “Narratives”! ArtsATL dives into the captivating exhibition at KAI LIN ART gallery in Atlanta.
This showcase features 5 talented artists who bring their unique stories to life through diverse approaches. This exhibition is a must-see for any art enthusiast.
Head to the LINK for more -> https://www.artsatl.org/kai-lin-art-tells-five-artists-stories/
Photos by Valentin Sivyakov Photography
Story by Lauren Jackson Harris
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In 2009, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution all but eliminated its cultural coverage. Two of its main art critics founded what would become ArtsATL. They knew that without a reliable criticism and news resource that Atlanta’s creative community would be jeopardized. They believed that the public dissemination of thoughtful art criticism is a key component of a vibrant city and saw that shrinking arts coverage in traditional media would be a severe loss, not only because the press is often arts institutions’ only link to its potential participants, but also because it documents our cultural history. Arts coverage and criticism plays an important role in acting as a catalyst for increasing public awareness of the arts and the value of culture to the community, as well as assisting in the development of a thriving creative sector. The publication was established as a resource, which covers the diverse cultural offerings of Atlanta: visual arts, design, theater, books, film, music, and dance.
ArtsATL has been recognized by numerous publications over the past six years for its role as a resource about Atlanta's arts and culture, including Creative Loafing's reader's choice awards (2013-2015) and mentions from The New Yorker, Art Journal, New York Times, WABE, Atlanta Magazine, and others. Founder Catherine Fox received the 2013 Community Impact Administrator Arts Award from the Emory College Center for Creativity and Arts.
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