“Sugar in My Bowl: Real Women Write About Real Sex”
Edited by Erica Jong. Ecco, 256 pages.
2011 Decatur Book Festival Author Appearance: Rosemary Daniell will discuss her essay in the…
Despite the cheating teachers, the marble-mouth Southern politicians and all the myriad scandals and embarrassments that often define Georgia for the world at large, first-time director and…
Valerie Boyd is the author of “Wrapped in Rainbows: The Life of Zora Neale Hurston” and the forthcoming “Spirits in the Dark: The Untold Story of Black Women in Hollywood.” She teaches journalism…
The Dorian Consort, a superb seven-member chamber group founded in Switzerland, stopped in Atlanta over the weekend. They were making their way to a flute convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. In…
The orchestra’s debt is still huge, the local economy is still struggling and America’s classical music community is feeling more embattled than ever. But the Atlanta Symphony’s 2011-12 season…
Let us welcome Four Coats, a new mural project sponsored by the city of Atlanta to enliven the city and promote its art scene.
For the inaugural run of this planned annual effort, four…
Over the past few years, Atlanta has enjoyed an explosion of grass-roots initiatives and arts groups. Many of them were established by young arts leaders who are intent on shaping the community…
“Doors and sardines — that’s what it’s all about,” director Lloyd Dallas (Chris Kayser) tells his cast of fifth-rate actors as they struggle through their dress rehearsal for a dim little British…
Of the three works in Atlanta Ballet’s “Ignition: New Choreographic Voices,” one of them, “Home in 7” scored a hit with its audience.
Three dance-makers — Amy Seiwert, Bennyroyce Royon, and Gina…
Atlanta Art Now has released the names of the artists to be featured in its inaugural volume. NOPLACENESS is written by a trio of Atlanta-based critics: Jerry Cullum, ArtsCriticATL’s chief art…
