Atlanta has been bursting at the seams with rich textile stories and communities. Not many people may know about the ever-changing and deeply historical fiber
Students from several Atlanta Public Schools involved in SKYE (Skills, Knowledge, and Youth Empowerment) programming expressed a desire to showcase their self-expression through art in
Dear forgotten friend My heart is a foreign creature to me sometimes It has a memory separate from mine Inside the bloody veins of the
Welcome to the premiere of “What the Elle,” a fresh video podcast where host Jay’Elle Brown chats with young creatives. In this opening episode, Jay’Elle
The city of Atlanta is a canvas for self-expression. Through graffiti, places that have been left to age are restored with a new life. These
Artist’s note: This holiday season, we’re coming up upon three years since the first Black Marie danced in New York City Ballet’s “The Nutcracker.” Just
Note from the artist: Everyone struggles with being overwhelmed from time to time, but this piece came from a time in my life when I
VOX Media Cafe participants had the opportunity to talk to Atlanta-based artist Dwayne “Dubelyoo” Wright this summer.
Hiya! I’m glad you’re expressing interest in facilitation! These skills will help you all throughout life! This comic was created by VOX ATL teen editor
Earlier this fall VOX ATL had the honor of speaking with a group of Atlanta teen artists who participated in the Latin American Association’s annual
Rolling into the Drive Thru space was like entering a curiosity shop. Visitors were met with a meandering row of artifacts of 21st century-life that
White systemic power runs through the veins of America, but when trying to tackle the issue of racial oppression, we often stumble upon obstacle after
