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Preview: Ones to Watch opens at Alan Avery Thursday
Seriously though? I joked the other day that I’ll be an ‘emerging artist’ until I’m 50. … Look at the work, that’s all. … You’re not looking at me. In that regard I’d rather people know what kind of parent or friend that I am. —Daniel Biddy Few people like to be lumped into generic categories.... »
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From kites to an African-American comic book hero to experimental installations, this week’s art listings offer an impressive range. »
Emerging Artists 2009 at Spruill Gallery
Spruill Gallery’s Emerging Artists 2009: Artists on the Up and Up features the art of Susan Ryles, Erin McIntosh, Jonathan Bouknight, Ting Ying Han, Rylan Steele, Rory Golden, Meg Aubrey, Jason Kofke, and Danny Paulete. Below are some of the works that caught my eye. »
What’s Wrong with Being a “Local” Artist?
Rarely do people set out to be “local artists”—not when the industry has become so highly professionalized, global, and grand. Although there are practitioners who bring true dignity to the phrase, its contemporary usage still carries an unsaid judgment that lingers in the air like an annoying, dull dagger. Embarrassing and often... »
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It’s not easy digging up visual arts events. Here’s a taste of what’s coming this weekend and the week ahead! »
To Do List
There are more than enough events to keep you busy this upcoming week, from art walks and lectures to student shows and open studios. Enjoy! »
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Atlanta’s creative community is like a big living organism. After our brief slumber this winter, life is burgeoning once again. Here’s a preview of what’s coming up. »
Our Favorite Things: 2008
Burn Away asked 10 Atlanta artists, curators, and reviewers to describe their “most inspiring” local art exhibition or event of the year. Contributors include Emily Amy, Mike Germon, Matt Haffner, Jerry Cullum, Robert Cheatham, Michi, Dosa Kim, Jason Parker, Stephanie Dowda, and Cinqué Hicks. »
Best of Atlanta 2009
Best Local Arts Blog
(Readers Choice)
Best New Trend in the Arts
(Critics Picks)
Best Local Art Event
(Readers Choice)