Photos by John Ramspott and Sandy Hooper accompany the juicy details from Saturday’s event.

Justin Weaver’s promo video has left our editor speechless.

Susannah Darrow, Jason Kofke, and the puppet “Norbert” discuss BURNAWAY’s upcoming fundraiser.

The winners are Jason Kofke, “Norbert,” and Nathan Sharrat. See all three videos here in one place!

BURNAWAY asks various arts leaders their opinions on the age-old stereotype that art and sports don’t mix.

Shara Hughes, painter and founder of SEEK ATL, discusses her time away and return to Atlanta.

Atlanta Art Crush is an interview series brought to you by Susannah Darrow, Laura Hennighausen, and photographer Carla Aaron-Lopez. This month’s interview is with designer Mark Montgomery.

Since relocating to Atlanta from Portland, Oregon, in 2008, Malina Rodriguez and Danny Davis have shaken up the Atlanta arts scene with their introduction of Dance Truck. As a mobile dance center, Dance Truck has pulled up to events at Le Flash, Eyedrum, and more to bring dance to the people whether they’re ready or [...]

You’ve probably seen Mike Germon at a local art opening or an indie rock show. He’s the tall, quiet guy wearing a baseball cap and sometimes snapping pictures. You might not know it, but Germon has his hands in plenty of Atlanta art happenings: curating shows at MINT Gallery, creating intricate collage work, designing t-shirts [...]

[Updated] Helen Hale has an aura. She sculpts and molds it with her hands, gesturing in swirls around her. You feel privileged to be on the edge of her bubble. Constantly moving yet quietly composed, contained and aware of her body and surroundings, it’s instantly apparent that Hale is a dancer. A native Atlantan, Hale [...]

Mark Basehore and James McConnell are charming. So charming in fact, that these co-owners of Beep Beep Gallery, who have been known to draw a person in with their wit and incredible enthusiasm for the Atlanta art scene, managed to strand us on the roof of their Midtown gallery. Basehore and McConnell have been champions [...]

Since moving to Atlanta from LaGrange, Georgia, in 1962, Annette Cone-Skelton has been an industrious member of Atlanta’s art community with a CV to shame the best of them. An accomplished visual artist who recently exhibited at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C., Cone-Skelton’s reach has touched the lives of [...]