A Vision for Inclusion: Opening the Museum to All of Atlanta When Randall Suffolk became director of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta seven years ago, he set out with a…
Arts & Culture
Local artists, galleries, performances, cultural events, and heritage celebrations.
From Family Traditions to the Craft of Bartending Raised in a loving home where social drinking brought laughter, connection, and warmth, Tiffanie Barriere found her passion for mixology early on. Her fond…
Enter the Vault with The Teacha The ground floor of 140 Peachtree Street once held a bank vault that protected the city’s financial treasures. Today, its golden door swung open not for…
The Song That Never Quit There’s one song that has kept Dave Mason on stage and on tour for over six decades—his iconic hit, “Feelin’ Alright.” First recorded by Traffic in 1968,…
In the early 1970s, as an underage teenager, I snuck into a San Francisco bar where Hot Tuna, featuring two members of the psychedelic rock group Jefferson Airplane, was playing traditional acoustic…
Whether you consider yourself a connoisseur or just someone who loves unique handmade jewelry, you have probably seen some version of Todd Briske’s work displayed in department stores, art galleries, and/or homes without…
Raised in the heartbeat of hip-hop and global artistry, Tyme Journey began her creative path as a teenage photographer, capturing the soul of cities like Berlin, Paris, and New York while on…
The Black Panther Has Arrived by way of Reginald Hudlin’s blockbuster movie, MARSHALL! “The Black Panther is Coming but South Atlanta Magazine brought you one of his directors back in October.” NO…
Crafting Royalty: Carl Ulysses and the Legacy of Black Panther From the first moments of Marvel’s Black Panther, the powerful presence of Carl Ulysses is stitched directly into the screen. As young…
Like many things we experience in life, art is a quest. It is a continuous exploration of inspiration, celebration, and style. Art exemplifies the human experience. Art encompasses all of our hardships,…
“The Music Is the Calling Card” KRS-One exploded onto the scene in the 1980s with tracks like: “South Bronx” “The Bridge is Over” “Criminal Minded” “Love’s Gonna Getcha” “Sound of da Police”…