The writer strike carried out by the Writers Guild of America last winter affected the entire film and television business, but nowhere was its effects felt more than broadcast television.
By Brian Steel Savannah College of Art and Design Atlanta Photography professor Suellen Parker uses a mixture of sculpture, photography and a lot of digital image manipulation to create images
By Gray Chapman New Orleans’ French Quarter is arguably one of the most unique neighborhoods in the country. Whether you know it for the art and antiques galleries on Magazine
By Matt Braddick Turning the corner of 17th and West Peachtree, I caught sight of the droves of fans sitting patiently outside Atlanta Center Stage, eagerly awaiting the arrival of
By Brian Steel What is your favorite breakfast cereal character? If you could have any first name what would it be? What would you do for a Klondlike Bar? Where
By Rachel Chaikof Just a short time ago, a few lucky SCAD-Lacoste students (myself included) were given the chance to take a trip to Paris and explore its rich collection
Joyce Tenneson, internationally lauded as one of the leading photographers of her generation, will be giving a lecture and book signing on Wednesday, Nov. 5 at SCAD-Atlanta. Her portraits have