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Since 1973, John Snyder has spent his career deeply embedded in the music industry. He has produced well over 700 albums, been nominated for 32 Grammys and won five. For […]

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Racism, colonialism and moral superiority shape the physical athletic ideal in Western dance, Ramsey-Borunov says. Her work Disform challenges the concept of an ideal body for dance; it will be presented as part of Beacon Dance’s program at The B-Complex April 4 through April 6. :: Contemporary American dance artist Liz Lerman famously and persistently...

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Audiences familiar with Ken Ludwig fare such as Lend Me A Tenor and Moon Over Buffalo will more than likely know exactly what they’re getting themselves into with Aurora Theatre’s The Gods of Comedy. Sophisticated, cutting-edge theater it’s not — instead, it’s a monumentally silly show that doesn’t take itself too seriously and only wants...

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When thinking about travel expert and public broadcasting host Rick Steves, we may picture him on a hilltop overlooking the city of Florence, inside the Basilica of St. Peter’s in […]

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Nick Turbo Benson is an Atlanta-based artist who paints murals of dinosaurs, birds, banjo-playing frogs and other creatures. He is also an illustrator who has created illustrations for books such […]

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Early in 2024, new media artist and musician Ryoji Ikeda opened a solo exhibition in Tartu, Estonia, one of three cities designated by the EU that year as a European Capital of Culture. The show included the critical paths (2024), an installation using the DNA information of 100,000 Estonians presented in a data river that...

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Wussy MAG presents a weekend full of drag shows, dance parties, panels and workshops during their annual “WussyFest” celebration. The inimitable Pope of Trash, John Waters, will inaugurate the festivities […]

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Wars can rewrite history, not only in terms of politics but sometimes with the erasure of cultural treasures. Such a loss threatens the art legacy of Ukraine, now three years […]

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Jonathan Biss will perform former Atlantan Alvin Singleton’s “Bed-Stuy Sonata for Piano,” along with two Schubert sonatas, at Spivey Hall. :: Last year, pianist Jonathan Biss premiered a series of commissions hand-selected from three Black composers — an artist toward the beginning of his career; a jazz drummer taking the classical world by storm with...

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And a two-part Apple TV+ documentary explores the challenges and achievements of Black actors and actresses. :: Steve Murray’s monthly musings on TV in Atlanta and beyond. In the alternate 1990s of Netflix’s The Electric State, the world is recovering from a successful battle against AI. All the bots and droids that weren’t terminated have...

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Artist Sabre Esler struggled for years to find a space in Atlanta where she could exhibit her thesis artworks. So she created her own. Her jewel box Pollinator Art Space on The Goat Farm campus offers artists a space for new or experimental work. :: Tucked behind a massive rusted water tower on The Goat...

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Malaika Jabali acknowledges that nowadays, people are working multiple jobs, but they are making less money. She says many younger Americans are delaying major milestones such as buying a home, […]