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Steve on TV: Peacock’s ‘Fight Night’ revels in the roots of Black Atlanta
Watching the funky, salty, Blaxploitation flavored Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist, I never expected I’d find myself ...
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The Backstory: Why ‘The Avenues’ makes Bathe Alone just a little uncomfortable
Such is the case for Bailey Crone aka Bathe Alone’s sophomore record, I Don’t Do Humidity. Released earlier this year, I ...
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Artistic Director Matt Torney’s 11 Good Things
Every week, ArtsATL asks a member of the Atlanta arts community to share 11 things on their mind. We hope you enjoy getting ...
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Artadia’s 2024 Atlanta awardees have joined a very small club
The Artadia art grant is one of a few national grants that supply not only money but a heap of art-world attention as well.
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Arts Agenda: Jazz and Blues – November/December 2024
ArtsATL's rotating, curated list of shows, concerts, exhibitions and events in Atlanta's various arts disciplines.
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Theater Emory’s ‘Other Shore’ captures tension between self and society
Under the guidance of choreographer Annalee Traylor, students at Theater Emory are experimenting with an interpretative ...
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Atlanta’s classical music and jazz faithful enjoy concerts in religious spaces
It’s no secret that several professional classical and jazz ensembles perform secular music in Atlanta churches and ...
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Review: Burning Bones’ ‘Hysteria’ contains layers of motion and thought-provoking messages
Using a variety of poetry, live music and film to provide extra depth to modern dance pieces choreographed by Frankie Mulinix ...
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Author: ArtsATL staff
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one discipline in the kaleidoscope of Atlanta arts and culture ...