“Repossessions” presents works by artist Chelle Barbour, Marcus Brown, Rodney Ewing, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle (Olomidara Yaya), Curtis Patterson and to be unveiled in the Spring of 2026, a new artwork from Shanequa Gay. Each of the artists transformed objects from enslavement and Jim Crow offered by white families working toward repair. Using a variety of...
On February 5, 2026, at 6 p.m., Atlanta Contemporary will present a public opening celebration of its 2026 Winter/Spring exhibition cycle. The opening celebration will include Rejoice, Resist, Rest: Images of Black Liberation, a selection of artworks, archival photographs, texts, and zines by students of the Atlanta University Center (AUC) Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective and the...
"Inner Views" is a collective musing on home, family, and community by a group of Fourteen contemporary artists. In the show, artists from varying cultures and artistic traditions use a range of different mediums to express personal ideas about domesticity and beyond. *Participating artists: Ariel Dannielle; Brill Adium; Chloe Alexander; Demetri Burke; Samuel Dunson; Jurell...
Films by Rosie Trump“People in Cities” is a short stop motion dance film which assembles over three thousand still images. Paired with implied environments, four dancers navigate internal and external pressures. Referencing visual artist Robert Longo’s Men in Cities series, “People in Cities” is the second dance film in which director/choreographer Rosie Trump manifests the...
Paradise Garden Foundation presents 35 Years at Paradise Garden, a photography exhibition by Mikel Yeakle on view March 7 through May 24, 2026. The exhibition brings together more than three decades of Yeakle’s photographic engagement with Howard Finster’s historic art environment. Yeakle first visited Paradise Garden in the late 1980s, making his earliest photographs in...
Spruill Gallery is pleased to announce NIGHT SWIM featuring the works of Hannah Ehrlich and Thomas Flynn II, March 12 – April 24, 2026. The exhibition dives into the artists' psyches as they grapple with cycles of growth and decay within their memories and perceptions of personal histories.
Experience The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe at the Center for Puppetry Arts! Join us for a midnight tale of terror and tragedy. Every shadow and whispered heartbeat draws you deeper into narratives that have fascinated audiences for generations. Blending artful storytelling with masterful stagecraft, this production invites you to experience literature in an entirely...
To celebrate Atlanta as a host city for the World Cup this summer, Emory Libraries’ newest exhibition, "Footwork: Celebrating Soccer, Culture, & Community," explores the intersection of soccer, culture, and identity. Drawing on Emory’s collections, academic expertise, and global partnerships—from sneaker culture influencers to community collaborators—it tells Atlanta’s connected stories of soccer, civil rights, and...
A world premier play comes to Aurora Theatre! A group of friends gather around the gaming table for one final campaign-one that transcends the boundaries of fantasy and reality. As Dave battles an aggressive illness, he turns to Dungeons & Dragons to create moments he fears he will miss. With the roll of the dice,...
Spalding Nix Fine Art is thrilled to announce DÉJÀ VU, a presentation of 4 shows by Susan Hable, Esteban Patino, Stacie U. Rose and Michael Porten. Susan Hable’s “Tending the Wild Quiet” transforms her garden into bold, luminous paintings that are reflective of her inner emotional landscape where growth, attunement and joy abound. Esteban Patino’s...
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