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Sergio Suárez’s epic prints ponder life’s big philosophical questions
Born in Mexico City, Suárez moved to Atlanta at 17. A printmaking class at Georgia State ignited his passion for art.
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With danceable new songs, Black Keys should have legs shaking at Shaky Knees
The Black Keys play the Shaky Knees Music Festival on Sept. 20 behind their new album “No Rain, No Flowers,” inspired by dance parties where rare 45s were spun.
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Beyond the headliners, here are 11 acts not to miss at Shaky Knees
Moving to Piedmont Park, annual indie rock festival Shaky Knees will resonate across four stages this weekend.
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54 new or expanded murals went up in Cabbagetown this weekend
Since the Forward Warrior project began, it's expanded from a featuring dozen of founder Peter Ferrari's artist friends to now highlighting 54 muralists.
Author changes approach to John Prine book after musician’s death
Plus two more new books this month on music: ‘Meridian Rising’ about Jimmie Rodgers and ‘The Perfect Tuba.’
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What an Alaskan summer added to two Atlanta Ballet dancers’ steps
As Atlanta Ballet's Carraig New and Georgie Grace Butler ready for this weekend's season-opening performances, they draw peacefulness from summers spent in Juneau, Alaska.
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15 family-friendly things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
From the King Center’s international expo and Gwinnett County Fair to Pup-A-Palooza in Johns Creek, here are 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Sept. 12-14.
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Hambidge Hive levels up for the 2025 Hambidge Auction
Hambidge Center, a North Georgia's art sanctuary, transforms its Buckhead high-rise satellite with eye-catching art installations. It hosts a fundraising art auction Saturday.
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Georgia lawyers turn to Hollywood actor to sharpen trial skills
Georgia lawyers are turning to a former Hollywood character actor to improve their trial skills in a quirky, new workshop.
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A folk art church in Georgia was closed for 25 years. Here’s how it reopened.
Howard Finster's World Folk Art Church reopened in June after being closed and deteriorating for a quarter of a century. Like Finster's art, there's a story behind the story.