Elizabeth Kostova, bestselling author of "The Historian" and "The Swan Thieves," completed her two-week visit with SCAD Atlanta writing students last Thursday. While here, Kostova lead fiction workshops in a
Every Friday, photographer Sara Hopkins explores artificial light and illumination around Atlanta. This week, she chose Cabbagetown, an intown neighborhood near Little 5 Points.
America F*uck Ye@h By Meghan E. Davis Americans have intriguing ways of expressing their patriotism ranging from the way they hang their flags, to how they wear the Stars and
At the BP gas station on Moreland Avenue Monday morning, regular unleaded gas is priced at a steep $3.89 per gallon, though it is not the most expensive in Atlanta.
Internationally renowned photographer Martin Parr speaks to photography students at SCAD Atlanta on Thursday afternoon. Parr is currently working on a series of photographs about the South that was commissioned
Johnny Gant trains an amateur boxer at Atlanta Art of Boxing. Photo by Sara Hopkins. Johnny Gant operates Atlanta Art of Boxing under the Johnny Gant Foundation. Gant has been
In grasses such as corn, the stem and the flowering part of the plant are obvious, and the seed is easily collected. But in lawn grasses, the long thin leaves
By Anna Bader A mix of rain and sun during the day settled into a cool spring night on Monday, the first day of Spring Quarter 2011 at SCAD Atlanta.
I decided to photograph around SCAD Atlanta in infrared to portray the arrival of spring.
SCAD Atlanta held a memorial service for former fashion design student Ester Kim, who was involved in a car accident.