Freedom Park is a great place to go for a walk, and the view is about to get more interesting around the end of April—that’s when Flux Projects, an Atlanta nonprofit that supports artists in creating temporary art all around the city, will be putting up an installation called “Rise Up Atlanta.” Using ladders borrowed from...
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A few weeks ago, Creative Loafing Atlanta had a short film festival which required entrants to make a film in five-minutes or under about Atlanta on a camera phone or a Flip. Voting is still going on at the CL site until April 15, 2011. I attended the opening screening at Hotel Palomar on...
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Looking to brush up on your knowledge of Chinese culture while enjoying new and inspiring stories? A good place to start would be the High Museum of Art— this month the Rich Theatre has been showing the Independent Chinese Cinema Series. Still playing are “Senior Year” (2005) and “Suzhou River” (2000), both powerful stories...
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It’s the age old question whether blondes or brunettes have more fun, but this time the blondes reigned supreme as they kicked off their Blonde Bombshell exhibition at Huff Harrington gallery in Buckhead this past weekend. Gallery owners Ann Huff and Meg Harrington, known as the “Huffingtons,” were choosing a group of talented artists whose...
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