ARTISTS
2025
Heartthrob music stars, the architecture of public schools and decaying store signage.
The movie Barbie debuted in theaters in the summer of 2023.
Jupiter Artland鈥檚 stunning Ballroom Gallery has been transformed into a zoo of hybrid animals formed from textile and clay.
Made in Space: Paintings from 1992-2001 by Herbert Creecy is on view at Johnson Lowe Gallery. Most of the paintings have never been exhibited before.
The Atlanta-based artist has gathered objects 鈥� both made and found (or acquired) 鈥� from four decades and 14 installations of work (1980-2020).
2024
The city鈥檚 first major art fair will bring around 60 galleries to Atlanta, organisers say.
Aside from signature public buildings designed by international architects and highly ranked sports teams in every major sport...
In art, and in life in general, the old saying 鈥渢here is more than meets the eye鈥� really means the casual or inattentive eye, as well as the eye to which the real story remains hidden...
The latest exhibition by legendary professor and printmaker Norman J. Wagner, Images Discovered . . . Anew: A Meditative Journey Through Time, Space, and Memory, has its closing reception and artist talk at Atlanta Printmakers Studio on January 20, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
2023
The survey exhibitions that galleries stage at year鈥檚 end, which usually consist of small works by all of the artists they represent, are frequently confused with the art-themed holiday markets, aimed primarily at gift-giving.
Coinciding with the second annual Atlanta Art Week, a slew of gallery shows are highlighting contemporary talents.
In the 23 years he has been involved in Atlanta鈥檚 visual arts scene, Jamie Badoud, executive director of The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts and Sciences, says he hasn鈥檛 seen anything like Atlanta Art Week before.
Krista M. Jones鈥� Patchwork, at The Hudgens Center for Art and Learning through July 22, is a guided tour through personal experience via symbols.
MaDora Frey鈥檚 immersive installation In Plein Air is a sensorial revision of the 鈥榩lein air鈥� approach to landscape painting, retro-forming it into a cave-like project space installation.
February is brief, and one of the shows in today鈥檚 column opened well into the month, but it seems appropriate to mention these exhibits anyway since they explore the literal truth of 鈥渁rs longa, vita brevis鈥� ...