If you talk with them long enough, you'll discover that Okorie Johnson and Chaunesti Webb-Johnson have a shared artistic vision that was destined to bring them together. The couple wants to …
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 or venue type in the kaleidosco…
Barton is one of the leads in the opera about two extraordinary Civil War-era women and their efforts to end slavery. :: When internationally renowned mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton first heard …
Need a good cry? There's a time and place for that. And on Thursday night, it was Ethel Cain's show for 2,300 packed-in fans, the first of two sold-out shows at Atlanta's The Eastern. Cain, …
Sebastian Soler's Kennesaw State University thesis project will screen at the Tara this weekend. :: For a variety of reasons, the new independent feature film Spanish Moss, which will hol…
Each week, ArtsATL curates a selection of the most exciting arts and culture events happening in Atlanta this weekend, highlighting nine must-see experiences. :: Thursday The Natio…
Atlanta Pride and Out on Film team up to present a screening of Lonesome Cowboys, the film that triggered the raid, along with discussions about queer activism in the South. :: Much like the…
If the phrase mournful beauty strikes your fancy, you need to hear the new track from OkCello, aka Atlanta cellist, songwriter and producer Okorie Johnson. "Funny How Things Work Out" wi…
ArtsXchange Executive Director Alice Lovelace knew she wanted to stage a film festival this season, but she didn't quite know how to proceed with it. So she did the next best thing " reached…