PROTEST PIECE | Inner City Urban: Vine City

Photographic Exhibition Monday, March 12, 2018 – Sunday, April 29, 2018 Exhibition Artist Talk: 3:00 p.m. Sunday April 29, 2018 …
03.14.18
7 Times Black TV Shows Got Political And We Loved It

ABC has indefinitely shelved the episode, titled Please, Baby, Please, which was set for broadcast on Feb. 27.
03.12.18
New Book Captures The Unsung Stories Of Former Slaves Who Became Entrepreneurs

A new book penned by author Shomari Wills delves into the journeys of Black pioneers who became entrepreneurs after slavery.
03.12.18
Shorts “Path” and “Seed” to Premiere at Landmark’s Midtown Art Cinema

From the filmmakers behind the “Food, Clothing and Shelter” documentaries in Atlanta comes two new short films: SEED:: The first…
03.08.18
Zucot Gallery and The Auburn Avenue Research Library Present “Divided States: A Conversation on US/THEM and Resistance”

The Auburn Avenue Research Library will present Divided States a select exhibition of artwork curated by Tracy Murrell from various…
03.08.18
‘A Wrinkle In Time’ Review: ‘A Star Is Born In Storm Reid’

Ava DuVernay's latest film is in theaters Friday.
03.08.18
ChooseATL Partners with The Gathering Spot for Headline Panel Discussion and Performance Featuring T.I. at SXSW

ChooseATL, the public-facing initiative of metro Atlanta, announced today a partnership with The Gathering Spot (TGS), an award-winning private membership…
03.08.18
This Week In Black History

Week of March 7-13 March 7 1539—This is probably the day Estevanico—the first Black conquistador—was killed. Estevanico, a Black Moor…
03.08.18
Commissioner Marvin Arrington, Jr. to Host 2018 Black History Film Festival

Fulton County District 5 Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington, Jr., in conjunction with the Cascade Civic Alliance, will host a film…
02.16.18
Alvin Ailey and Atlanta: A Perfect Pairing

For more than four decades, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater has dazzled audiences in Atlanta, and the Company will move…
02.13.18
“Tell Them We Are Rising” Tells the Story of Black Colleges and Universities

The story of Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) began before the Civil War and influenced the course of our nation…
02.20.18
National Portrait Gallery unveils Obama portraits

WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Portrait Gallery has unveiled portraits of former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle…
02.13.18
High Museum of Art Names Obama Portraitist Amy Sherald Recipient of David C. Driskell Prize

The High Museum of Art today announces artist Amy Sherald as the 2018 recipient of the David C. Driskell Prize…
02.09.18
CBS Picks Up Ava DuVernay’s Drama Pilot ‘Red Line’

If too much of Ava DuVernay is never enough for you, you’re in luck because the powerhouse entertainment mogul has…
02.07.18
Spike Lee’s “School Daze” to Screen at the Fox Theatre

Spike Lee’s School Daze, will celebrate a major milestone by showing a screening of the film at the city’s historic…
02.06.18
“A Fire That No Water Could Put Out:” Civil Rights Photography at the High Museum

This installation of over forty photographs examines the history and legacy of the civil rights movement. Iconic prints drawn from…
02.06.18