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Yi-Hsin Tzeng: Flow at Trois Gallery
The other day I was discussing with a friend the success of artwork that attempts to represent the dislocation experienced by immigrants. My friend was searching for a visual analogy for the process (or, rather, over-criticizing the aptness or her own experience as a transplant), and mentioned packing—an image that epitomizes the in-between feeling... »
To Do List
The work above is five feet long, and packed with hilarious innuendo. Its open expanses of white contribute to the whole. Similarly, don’t be fooled by the lack of events this weekend. Use the time to catch what you missed! »
To Do List
Things are slowing down over the holiday weekend, but look out for a few surprises toward the middle of the week! And keep checking here every Friday for new art events! »
Studio Visit with Vicki Kelly
My friends and I, we started in Savannah, we moved to Atlanta, and then a lot of them moved to New York. It’s harder in New York. The art scene is dead there. So they move back down here. I think art needs to be out of the gallery, which is something you can do... »
Photo Tour: Showtime on Edgewood and Boulevard
Showtime was a one-night art stroll at the intersection of Edgewood and Boulevard on Saturday night, with simultaneous exhibitions taking place in all three of the corner’s buildings. »
Photo Tour: A Series of Controlled Environments
SCAD continued their series of Atlantic Station group shows last Friday, filling an unused retail space with undergraduate and graduate students’ latest tactile and performance-based art. »
To Do List
Art lovers tend to be idealists, and next week promises enough patriotic inspiration to send our “bleeding hearts” right into cardiac arrest. »
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)