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A suburban museum recovering from near financial meltdown looks to reinvent itself and still please — and challenge — its core audience. An impossible task?
The Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art sure hopes not. Opening this weekend, Georgia Crossroads: Intersections in a Changing Landscape takes the museum places it hasn't been before. Curated by Jerry Cullum, senior editor for Art...
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British invasion Article
When Georgia Schley Ritchie began curating shows in London, she says she was just another person interested in British art. But in Atlanta, Schley Ritchie's shows are a break from the ordinary. This weekend's More Cool Britannia brings a host of works by 18 British artists to a seldom-open downtown space.
More Cool Britannia is the second local offering from Young Masters, the company...
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Where do babies come from? Article
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CounterKultur Article
The senior exit show is a rite of passage for graduating art students everywhere, a typically dull affair where pupils, parents, teachers and classmates come together for a final round of backslaps and coos before entering the harsh reality of the market.
But Lee Causseux and Chantelle Minarcine have a grander exit in mind. The graduating seniors from the Atlanta College of Art have organized...
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