Posts Categorized: Art

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Soak Up Some Sun At The 7th Annual Sandy Springs Artsapalooza

April 18, 2018 Art

Featuring 150 Must-See Artists and Craftsman, Live Acoustic Music, Gourmet Food Trucks, Children’s Area and More The seventh annual Sandy Springs Artsapalooza presented by The Atlanta Foundation For Public Spaces returns on Saturday, April 21 and Sunday, April 22, 2018. Sandy Springs Artsapalooza Featuring more than 150 painters, photographers, sculptors, leather and metal craft persons, glass blowers, jewelers and more, the… Read more »

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AFFPS Celebrates 5th Annual Callanwolde Arts Festival This January 2018

November 22, 2017 Art Variety

Join the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces (AFFPS) as they celebrate the fifth annual Callanwolde Arts Festival. Happening on Saturday, January 20 and Sunday, January 21, 2018, the award-winning, two-day indoor festival is located in one of Atlanta’s most distinctive historic properties, Callanwolde Mansion in Druid Hills. The festival, which is open to all ages, will also offer artist demonstrations, live acoustic music,… Read more »

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Ninth Annual Fall Festival on Ponce Arts Festival Set for This October

September 26, 2017 Art Food & Drink

Fall Festival on Ponce Will Feature 125 Displays of  Fine Art and Crafts, Food Trucks, Live Music and More! The ninth annual Fall Festival on Ponce is on Saturday, October 14 and Sunday, October 15, 2017. Located in Olmsted Linear Park, revelers can enjoy the gorgeous landscape designed by one of America’s most celebrated landscape architects, Fredrick Olmsted… Read more »

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Atlanta Street Artwork

May 6, 2014 Art Featured

There’s something beautiful about the broken. In a growing city like Atlanta, our eyes pop at the sight of new condos, commercial buildings, and restaurants that seem to surface in our neighborhoods without limit. But the crumbling infrastructure and dilapidated real estate that once was has a mystic, ethereal, restful beauty about it that has… Read more »

Lamb In His Bosom

April 18, 2013 Art

Pop quiz: who was the first Georgian to win a Pulitzer Prize for the Novel? Here’s a hint: it’s not Margaret Mitchell. In 1934, Caroline Miller’s “Lamb in His Bosom” – a Southern novel about a pair of young newlyweds in rural Georgia on the brink of Civil Warfare – took home the esteemed honor…. Read more »