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Bonus: A Preview of the 2019 Out on Film Festival
The Out on Film Festival will take place from Sept. 26-Oct. 6 at various locations in Atlanta. In this bonus episode of accessAtlanta, AJC reporter Rosalind Bentley talks about what to expect from the 2019 edition of the LGBTQ film festival and provides a sneak peek at the headlining films. Bentley…
Things to do during the MLK holiday, black history month in Atlanta
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday is Monday, January 20. In this episode of accessAtlanta, AJC features reporter Rosalind Bentley shares things to do over the holiday weekend – whether they are related to food, arts or history – that either honor King’s legacy or make a good thing to do during…
Celebrate National Poetry Month with these Atlanta poets
April is National Poetry Month. Amanda Gorman’s powerful reading at January’s presidential inauguration gave a boost to an artform that is often neglected by mainstream culture. At the same time, The New York Times published a poem by Atlanta’s Jericho Brown. To mark National Poetry Month, the AJC’…
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival
Dogwood blossoms came and went last year, and there was no Atlanta Dogwood Festival to celebrate their arrival. Typically, thousands fill Piedmont Park to shop for sculpture, paintings and jewelry but also to eat and enjoy live entertainment during the three-day showcase each April. But the annual …
Rosalind Bentley speaks with Jeanine Michna-Bales about “Standing Together"
While working on her photo essay about the Underground Railroad, Jeanine Michna-Bales became intrigued by the seminal role the anti-slavery movement played in the birth of the women’s suffrage effort here in the United States. Through her research, she became captivated by the work of Inez Milholla…
Dawn Williams Boyd’s visual arts show at Atlanta Contemporary
This week, we talk about a virtual visual arts show.
Like everything else, the visual arts have felt the impact of the pandemic. It’s made it more difficult to see the work in person, but it’s also prompted museums and galleries to expand online access. This week, we’re talking about the work of Da…
Keris Salmon’s new exhibition 'To Have and To Hold'
Like all forms of art and culture, the visual arts have had to find new ways to do things. This week, we’ll hear from one artist who has a new show that is going the virtual route.
Photographer Keris Salmon’s new exhibition “To Have and To Hold” is part of her series exploring the legacy of slavery…
Interview with Atlanta artist Charly Palmer
As the nation reeled from video of the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the subsequent protests, Time magazine ran a searing cover image capturing the moment. A painting of a young black girl in silhouette led the double issue, titled “America Must Change.” Atlanta artist Charly Palmer was …
KaToya Ellis Fleming, "Bigger Than Bravery"
In this episode, Lookout Books editor and writing professor KaToya Ellis Fleming (MFA '18) reflects on the work of editing the award-winning anthology Bigger Than Bravery: Black Resilience and Reclamation in a Time of Pandemic. Bigger Than Bravery was edited by the late Valerie Boyd who founded the…
Ryan Atkinson
In this episode of Hear-Tell, Rosalind Bentley—distinguished professor of practice in the University of Georgia’s MFA Narrative Nonfiction program—sits down with recent MFA graduate and freelance journalist Ryan Atkinson for a thoughtful conversation about reporting, trust, and the art of storytell…
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