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Local arts organizations in peril following NEA grant termination
To say that our national cultural infrastructure is in crisis is an understatement. Historically, the U.S. government has allocated a very small percentage…
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ArtsATL bids farewell to long-time editorial leader Scott Freeman
Executive Editor Scott Freeman is leaving ArtsATL. Since joining the organization as deputy editor in 2012, he has steered the arts-focused publication through…
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What to see, do and hear: “Lost Girl,” Art Week, Sarah Peacock, Flamenco, more
DANCE As part of choreographer Nadya Zeitlin’s residency at Core Dance, artists in her company, Bautanzt Here, will share a work in progress as…
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Living on the edge: Local theaters struggle to recover from the pandemic
The news spread quickly — and far. A social media post from Atlanta Lyric Theatre on March 7 stated that the company had…
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News: ArtsATL Editor at Large Jim Farmer wins national arts journalism award
ArtsATL Editor at Large Jim Farmer recently received honors at the Los Angeles Press Club’s National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards on December…
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Artistic Director Oronike Odeleye has a vision for the National Black Arts Festival
Oronike Odeleye moved to Atlanta with her family at the age of 3 and — as she recalls — practically grew up with…
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A message from ArtsATL
The senseless murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and thousands of other black individuals are a disgrace and the direct result…
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