By Nadine Lindberg Tired of ho-hum mainstream music? Bored to tears with whatever is in heavy rotation whenever you dare to turn? Do you want to be blown away and
By Nadine Lindberg Never one to mince words or hold them back, Emilie Autumn shook up Atlanta’s Masquerade on Oct. 16. She describes her music as “the best cup of
Novelist Colson Whitehead visited SCAD Oct. 22 to talk about his latest work, "Sag Harbor." Editor's Note: This question-and-answer session was a collaborative effort of students in SCAD's MFA writing
Editor’s note: This is the second installment of an occasional series on printmaking at SCAD. Printmakers are known to combine ancient and modern techniques with artistic sense to produce timeless
SCAD students, faculty, staff and alumni got to share their work with the community Oct. 17 with an art walk at Atlantic Station. The juried photography exhibition was held in