Contemporary Conversations
You can learn a lot by being in conversations with artists, especially how they relate to their world, other industries, business, technology and community. More importantly, artists seem to be […]
Tag Archives: Atlanta
ONLINE: The return of FX’s “Atlanta” brings realistic, nuanced voice to the city’s Black spaces
The historical success of Atlanta’s music community — and Atlanta as a visual extension of that — shows that there’s still value in these Black spaces, both in human capital and cultural […]
Online: Peters Street Station Set to Open
The soft launch of Peters Street Station — at which time the public will get a first glimpse — is set to coincide with the most popular event on City […]
ONLINE: New Changes at Art on the Atlanta BeltLine
Art on the BeltLine, the “largest free temporary outdoor art exhibition in the South,” is poised for a new chapter. New leadership accompanies a new request for proposals for fall 2018. Miranda […]
Taking the Long View with Ruby Velle
A while back I got the chance to visit with singer Ruby Velle and talk about how she she got started, how she approaches making music, the support she’s received […]
ART PARTY ATL ACCOLADES
Sometimes art is invited to the party; sometimes the art is the party. The latter was the case at the most recent ART PARTY, hosted by the Atlanta Contemporary Art […]
St(Art) Up Entrepreneurship, Brick by Brick
Over the past several years in Atlanta, there’s been tremendous growth in emerging Arts organizations and Start Up Entrepreneurs, so much so that both communities have begun to impact how Atlanta’s […]
