Everyone knows what a magazine looks like on the coffee table or nightstand, but have you ever seen one performed on a stage? Monday night a group of...
Dozens of murals celebrating Atlanta’s social justice history are going up before the Super Bowl. It's part of an intitiative called "Off The Wall" that...
Sit-ins, marches and rallies often come to mind when people think of activism. Atlanta choreographer and dancer Raianna Brown has another spin on it. In...
Super Bowl 53 gets underway in less than one month. The action will take place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on February 3. Before the game and...
Some rural Georgia schools will benefit from an infusion of grant money for art education . Twenty-six rural school districts, mostly located south of...
If you're looking to take a break away from holiday shopping, several holiday events in and around Atlanta are attracting friends and families from all...
Today we discussed the importance of community input in health issues and art museums. We spoke with Breana Lipscomb, the U.S. maternal health campaign...
The downtown branch of the Atlanta Public Library and Augusta's Springfield Park are both home to Richard Hunt's sculptures. Hunt changed the look of...
Some survivors of sexual assault have chosen to tell their stories through creative mediums. Jessica Caldas is an Atlanta-based artist and activist who...
Fans of anime, gaming and comics: Prepare to geek out at this year’s Momocon in Atlanta. It’s one of the fastest growing all-ages conventions in the...
The High Museum of Art recently received 54 works made by contemporary African-American artists from the South as part of a gift/purchase from Souls...
When Kathryn Mayo decided to pursue an art project in her hometown of Selma Alabama, she was afraid she might not speak the language anymore. “One of...
Southwest Georgia’s phantasmagorical homestead known as Pasaquan opens to the public Saturday after a two-year, multi-million dollar restoration. The...
