Recent Articles
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Great News: BURNAWAY Cofounders Now Working Full Time for Atlanta Arts!
Thanks to everyone who helped us reach this incredible milestone. BURNAWAY is here to stay!
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Gregor Turk Explores Atlanta’s Sense of Place at MOCA GA
Gregor Turk's Terminal Velocity presents place as inconsistent despite our best attempts to cement them.
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Superjail Shows We Are Whom We Eat
Adult Swim's cartoon about an all-consuming prison uses dark humor to make a political point.
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To Do List: Through May 20
New shows open at Jennifer Schwartz, Emily Amy, and Whitespace, and Atlanta Streets Alive takes over N. Highland on Sunday!
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Why Do We Like Watching Bad Movies Like The Room?
There's much to learn about ourselves as Tommy Wiseau's film entertains and mystifies us. Screening at the Plaza: Friday-Sunday.
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Dodge & Burn: Creative Moms
In anticipation of Mother's Day photographer Ryan Nabulsi took a few portraits of our local creative moms.
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Capturing Moments: Kuhn and Christenberry at Jackson
Mona Kuhn and William Christenberry's exhibitions at Jackson Fine Art document personal histories.
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George Long’s New Work Mimics Memories at Marcia Wood Gallery
George Long's blurred and distorted drawings at Marcia Wood Gallery read like difficult memories.
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Beth Lilly Mines the Currency of Her Memory Bank at Hagedorn
Known previously for her Oracle @ WiFi project, the Atlanta-based photographer furthers her play with fictional truths.
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To Do List Through: May 14
This week: gloATL searches for the exceptional, "Underland" closes at Whitespace, and the first Atlanta Fringe Festival kick off o ...
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Q&A: Cinque Hicks Takes the Wheel at Art Papers with Optimism
The new interim editor-in-chief chats about balancing various roles and why "stability is overrated."
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Stars Align over Paradise Garden for Finster Fest 2012
An illustrated journey to the home of Howard Finster, where exciting new developments are taking root.






















