Illustration by Catlin R Scroggie. I hate Halloween. Yes, I’m one of those terrible people that would rather be alone with my books and my music and my vices than
Photo by Anna Akpele By: Melody M. Benjamin Photographic artist Rori-TAI Williams (on left) conversing with a gallery patron. Photo by Anna Akpele. Rori-TAI Williams, second-year MFA photography student, is
Photo by Jordan Bailey By Laura Rauschert Millar The city of Atlanta offers an overflowing collective of fall entertainments and activities this month. From haunted houses and Oktoberfests, to corn
As his daughter listens intently, a gallery patron explains two of Suellen Parker's signature pieces. Photo by Alex Hadjidakis. Professor Suellen Parker (on left with glasses) conversing with
Photo by Jordan Bailey. By Jordan Bailey The culture of boutiques and eateries in Virginia-Highlands would be incomplete without Harry & Sons. The entrance of this quaint sushi and Thai
By Jordan Bailey Photo by Jordan Bailey.Flux Night, an evening of art and experimentation by Flux Projects, lit up the Castleberry Hill Arts District with projections, light installations, performance and
The Culinary Tourist is a self-proclaimed barbecue snob. Growing up in Memphis, TN -a place that modestly professes to have the best barbecue in the world- I have very high
The Culinary Tourist tries to be fair, but sometimes one has to play favorites. Growing up in Memphis, TN has made me something of a barbecue snob. In the spirit
On Sept. 21, Mason Murer Fine Art held an opening reception for Impaired Perceptions by Atlanta artist and SCAD graduate, Brian Charles Steel, as well as a juried exhibition presented
"Keep calm and eat cupcakes." This is the reassuring mantra customers see when purchasing the delights at the Cookie Studio in Decatur. While many are growing to think of Decatur