Despite some ambivalence in carrying out its feminist goals, Living Walls incites community through controversy.
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08/29/12 Living Walls 2012: Was It a Success for Female Artists?
Category: Art News | Tags:
Tags: controversy, Debbie Michaud, Dustin Chambers, featured, Grace Thornton, graffiti, Huffington Post, Hyuro, Indigo, Japanese, John Ramspott, Living Walls, Living Walls Conference, mural, Olive47, RJ, South Atlanta, street art, street artist, Tina Arnold, Vandalog, wall
Tags: controversy, Debbie Michaud, Dustin Chambers, featured, Grace Thornton, graffiti, Huffington Post, Hyuro, Indigo, Japanese, John Ramspott, Living Walls, Living Walls Conference, mural, Olive47, RJ, South Atlanta, street art, street artist, Tina Arnold, Vandalog, wall
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06/11/12 Pairings: June Art & Food Suggestions from BURNAWAY and Scoutmob
Category: PAIRINGS: LOCAL ART & FOOD | Tags:
Tags: 5 Seasons Westside, ACAC, Atlanta airport, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Baronda, bites, Boners BBQ, Cafe Circa, Cafe Mims, Charlie Brouwer, Condesa Coffee, Creative Loafing, Dalton Trumbo, Debbie Michaud, Empire State South, featured, Film Love, Films for the 99%, Flux Projects, food, Freedom Park, Georgian Terrace, Glenn Hotel, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, HD1, hotdogs, Java Vino, King of Pops, Manuel’s Tavern, MODA, Museum of Design Atlanta, Nuevo Laredo, Octane, One Flew South, Parish, Peachtree, Poem 88, Ponce, Portrait of My Father, R. Thomas, restaurants, Righteous Room, Rise Up Atlanta, SEAT, Six Feet Under, Skate It or Hang It, Spoon, Sufi’s, Sundial Restaurant, Taqueria del Sol, Terminal E, the 99 percent, the 99%, The Optimist, The Republic, Third Saturday Art Walk, Tin Lizzy’s, Two Urban Licks, W Midtown, Westside, Westside Arts District
Tags: 5 Seasons Westside, ACAC, Atlanta airport, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Baronda, bites, Boners BBQ, Cafe Circa, Cafe Mims, Charlie Brouwer, Condesa Coffee, Creative Loafing, Dalton Trumbo, Debbie Michaud, Empire State South, featured, Film Love, Films for the 99%, Flux Projects, food, Freedom Park, Georgian Terrace, Glenn Hotel, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, HD1, hotdogs, Java Vino, King of Pops, Manuel’s Tavern, MODA, Museum of Design Atlanta, Nuevo Laredo, Octane, One Flew South, Parish, Peachtree, Poem 88, Ponce, Portrait of My Father, R. Thomas, restaurants, Righteous Room, Rise Up Atlanta, SEAT, Six Feet Under, Skate It or Hang It, Spoon, Sufi’s, Sundial Restaurant, Taqueria del Sol, Terminal E, the 99 percent, the 99%, The Optimist, The Republic, Third Saturday Art Walk, Tin Lizzy’s, Two Urban Licks, W Midtown, Westside, Westside Arts District
Think of it like a wine pairing: What taste makes a nice match for that delectable art show you plan to visit next weekend?
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12/24/10 Our Favorite Things: Best of Atlanta art events of 2010
Category: featured, Reviews | Tags:
Tags: Allie Bashuk, Amy Myers, Andy Ditzler, Art in America, Art on the Beltline, Artforum, Ashley Anderson, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Between You and Me, Brian Steele, Buddhist, Castleberry Hill, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, City of Atlanta, city of atlanta office of cultural affairs, conference, Craig Drennen, Craig Mammano, Creative Loafing, Danielle Roney, Debbie Michaud, Dewberry Gallery, Dinah DiNova, Dorian McCuffie, Dorian McDuffie, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery, Feminine Space, Flux 2010, Flux Projects, Free People of Colour and other pictures, Get This! Gallery, Global Health Odyssey Museum, graffiti, Gyun Hur, Harrison Haynes, Hormuz Minina, How to Break Up with Yourself, Idea Captital, Joey Orr, john q, Jonathan Terranova, Living Walls, Louise Shaw, LRLL RLRR, Marcia Vaitsman, Micah and Whitney Stansell, Micah Stansell, Michael Koehler, Michael Lachowski, MOCA GA, murals, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Nikita Gale, Promontory, public art, Rebecca Dimling Cochran, Repose, Saltworks Gallery, Santiago Mostyn, Savannah College of Art and Design, SCAD, Seana Reilly, Serene Al-Kawas, Shana Robbins, street art, Supernatural Conductor, symposium, The City Speaks, Wesley Chenault, Whitney Stansell, Young Foxy & Free, Zoroastrian, Zoroastrianism
Tags: Allie Bashuk, Amy Myers, Andy Ditzler, Art in America, Art on the Beltline, Artforum, Ashley Anderson, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Between You and Me, Brian Steele, Buddhist, Castleberry Hill, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, City of Atlanta, city of atlanta office of cultural affairs, conference, Craig Drennen, Craig Mammano, Creative Loafing, Danielle Roney, Debbie Michaud, Dewberry Gallery, Dinah DiNova, Dorian McCuffie, Dorian McDuffie, Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery, Feminine Space, Flux 2010, Flux Projects, Free People of Colour and other pictures, Get This! Gallery, Global Health Odyssey Museum, graffiti, Gyun Hur, Harrison Haynes, Hormuz Minina, How to Break Up with Yourself, Idea Captital, Joey Orr, john q, Jonathan Terranova, Living Walls, Louise Shaw, LRLL RLRR, Marcia Vaitsman, Micah and Whitney Stansell, Micah Stansell, Michael Koehler, Michael Lachowski, MOCA GA, murals, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Nikita Gale, Promontory, public art, Rebecca Dimling Cochran, Repose, Saltworks Gallery, Santiago Mostyn, Savannah College of Art and Design, SCAD, Seana Reilly, Serene Al-Kawas, Shana Robbins, street art, Supernatural Conductor, symposium, The City Speaks, Wesley Chenault, Whitney Stansell, Young Foxy & Free, Zoroastrian, Zoroastrianism
Atlanta’s sprawling geography can be a double-edged sword: Navigating from point A to point B is an often-frustrating chore, but at least there are some nice visual distractions along the way. Our city has more greenery than most, and even the gray industrial zones have their own bohemian appeal. This summer brought big rain for [...]
































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ruth: What do you do with difficult lines of memory? Fold them into a san
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Jason Francisco: Davis' bulletin boards seem to me actually to be photographs themselve
burnaway: approved