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Reveling in the interplay of light, material, and space, Lillian Blades creates expansive and immersive installations that reflect on how we experience pattern and texture.

Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College (SAM) presents 鈥淟illian Blades: Through the Veil,鈥� on view now through Oct. 26. 鈥淭hrough the Veil鈥� marks the artist鈥檚 first solo museum show and her most ambitious exhibition to date.

Technology, identity, heritage and Art Deco鈥檚 100th anniversary center the 2025-2026 season exhibition offerings at Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College of Art and Design.

Groundbreaking landscape artist Richard Mayhew turned 100 this year. Black Art in America invited 16 artists to respond to his legacy.

Orchid Daze, an exhibition at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, features new work by Atlanta-based Bahamian artist Lillian Blades.

When an exhibition whose dominant palette consists of transparent pinks, reds, roses and magentas opens in a garden on Valentine鈥檚 Day...

Scott Eakin鈥檚 A Line in the Code and Lizbeth Mitty鈥檚 Painted Table, both at Marcia Wood Gallery through February 19, are complementary in the sense of being as startlingly opposite...

The theme for this year鈥檚 ELEVATE Atlanta Art Festival, a program of the City of Atlanta Mayor鈥檚 Office of Cultural Affairs, is 鈥淩eopen, Reignite & Reconnect,鈥� an apt title given the last 18 months of arts interruptus.

Those words, written in 1939, state the challenge of creating art during extremely difficult times. The 2021 Atlanta Biennial is a strong visual representation of the struggles of the past year. Of Care and Destruction, curated by American University鈥檚 Jordan Amirkhani,...

鈥淲hen I鈥檓 sometimes asked when will there be enough [women on the Supreme Court] and I say, 鈥榃hen there are nine,鈥� people are shocked. But there鈥檇 been nine men, and nobody鈥檚 ever raised a question about that.鈥�

The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center today announced the 31 artists and one group whose work will be featured in the 2021 Atlanta Biennial, opening February 18.

Dual presentations of artists can often result in hasty hierarchies of 鈥渂etter vs. worse鈥� or 鈥渕aster vs. apprentice.鈥� 

Having elevated the Underground Atlanta area with temporary public art last year, the city of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs returns with its

If you think art is just something that hangs in museums and galleries, it is time for you to change your thinking. People in the Atlanta Metro area

Last month, Courtney Hammond shared with CL some of the ideas and motivation behind Elevate, a public art exhibition being staged in and around