The highly anticipated 4K restoration of the director’s cut of Ken Russell’s delightfully unhinged 1971 film arrives at the Plaza Theatre on October 15. In 1634 France, charismatic Father Urbain ...
After a successful run at the Hapeville Depot Museum earlier this year, Alex “Cost One” Acosta and Ahmariah “Anon the Griot” ...
By now, the concept of the “Karen” has become a symbol of the trials and tribulations of late-stage capitalism in the minds ...
*BE IN THE ROOM: AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENING OF LEADERSHIP, LEGACY, NETWORKING AND GLOBAL IMPACT* Join our distinguished Honorary Gala Co-Chairs, Ambassador Andrew J. Young, civil rights icon, former U.S ...
In this edition of Leia's Lens, Leia set out to find out how three Atlanta arts organizations found a way to thrive in ...
EN Dillard curated "Skeletons Become Children," an exhibition inspired by the Egyptian Book of the Dead. He sought 23 artists ...
When it comes to an absence of minority voices in a given artistic field, some people complain about a lack of representation ...
It’s Banned Book Week again, and the news isn’t great. According to PEN America, 11,982 books were banned last school year, ...
Featured contributor Jamaal Barber joins us to talk about printmaking, MTV/Smithsonian’s The Exhibit and amplifying Black ...
As a concert experience, the musical Mexodus, onstage at the Alliance Theatre until October 16, is an incredible artistic feat. The music is rousing and remarkable, every bit of it built onstage by ...
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