The Sights and Sounds of an Atlantan Ramadan
Maya-Martin
June 26, 2017
I wanted to spend the last week of Ramadan reporting on what I saw, heard, and tasted. I wanted to shine a light — a
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I wanted to spend the last week of Ramadan reporting on what I saw, heard, and tasted. I wanted to shine a light — a
VOX Media Cafe students picked up their cameras and phones and captured the streets of Atlanta during VOX Media Cafe’s second session.
Maybe the atmosphere and the people who came out to the High Museum’s teen night are the reason I felt better connected to the art
So, this fancy-shmancy, whitey-ditey musuem stuck its only black exhibit in the basement.
From intimidating sculptures of horses to abstract portraits of the night, I found that most of Atlanta’s High Museum of Art comes to life by
Kate’s Club teens speak up about their grief journey.
Walking between the two rooms of “Infinite Body” at Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta — one bursting with color and the other with the lack thereof
Twenty-five teens share slam poetry to become semi-finalists, sharing their art to become Atlanta’s Brave New Voices 2017 Team.
Blue Delliquanti is an illustrator perhaps most famous for her comic “O Human Star.” Her work has pushed the boundaries of comics, sharing the LGBTQ
Daniel Arsham creates an aura of hidden absurdity — these concepts of time are right under people’s noses but often fail to be acknowledged.
“I have always planned on going to a college in the U.S., but people have suggested looking at schools in other countries because of the
Artist Daniel Arsham’s “Basketball Lamp 2017” literally surrounds you on all sides and is entirely purple.