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2 weeks ago | 
artsatl.org | Deanna Sirlin
Micah and Whitney Stansell pose with "Suspended Spectrum" which is currently installed in Midtown. (Photo by Isadora Pennington)Micah and Whitney Stansell are a married couple who frequently collaborate on artistic projects.
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1 month ago | 
theartsection.com | Deanna Sirlin |Philip Auslander |Sara Buoso
Black & White with Considerations of Grey Curated by Deanna Sirlin The ArtistsLisa Alembik, Anita Arliss, Philip Carpenter, In Kyoung Chun, Susan A. Cipcic, Susan Cofer, Craig Dongoski, Sabre Esler, Jeri Graham, Marea Haslett, Roxane Hollosi, Benjamin Jones, Mark Leibert, Pam Longobardi, Joseph Peragine, Nicolette Reim, Corina Sephora,Jena Sibille, Jerry Siegel and Deanna Sirlin
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Feb 2, 2025 | 
theartsection.com | Deanna Sirlin |Philip Auslander
Funding for this program is provided by theFulton County Arts Council and the Fulton County Board of CommissionersandThe Georgia Council for the Artsand LUBO FUNDand Community Foundation for Greater AtlantaThe Art Section appreciates the generous support fromthese individuals The Guthman Donor FundLouis CorriganDavid and Diane SchusterRob Smulian and Lynn BorsukShanequa GayBrenda LockePhilip Carpenter and Daryl WhiteJudith G TaylorAndi ArnovitzStan CohenMaxime HullLaura GurtonAnonymous Donor
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
theartsection.com | Deanna Sirlin |Sara Buoso |Elizabeth King
theartsection: An Online Journal of Art and Cultural Commentary is published six times a year by The Art Section, Inc., a tax-exempt organization. Our first issue appeared in May of 2007. For seventeen years, we have presented thought-provoking writing on the arts and culture, including the visual arts and design, music, performance, film, poetry and literature. We regularly present creative projects in online formats and publish poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.
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Sep 28, 2024 | 
theartsection.com | Elizabeth King |Deanna Sirlin |Amy Gordon |Robert Stalker
Funding for this program is provided by theFulton County Arts Council and the Fulton County Board of CommissionersandThe Georgia Council for the Artsand LUBO FUNDand Community Foundation for Greater AtlantaThe Art Section appreciates the generous support fromthese individuals The Guthman Donor FundDavid and Diane SchusterRob Smulian and Lynn BorsukStan CohenLouis CorriganPhilip Carpenter and Daryl WhiteJudith G TaylorAndi ArnovitzMaxime HullLaura GurtonAnonymous Donor
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Sep 22, 2024 | 
theartsection.com | Elizabeth King |Deanna Sirlin |Amy Gordon |Robert Stalker
Elizabeth King, By Ear, 2016, #2 of an edition of 3 Bronze, movable glass eyes Plinth: Belgian black marble Head: 5.25 x 3.50 x 4.50 inches Plinth: 6 x 5 x 4.25 inches Photo: Terry Brown, CollectionSydney and Walda Besthoff, New Orleans, LAThe Chromatic PaletteCurated by Deanna SirlinPhilip Carpenter, In Kyoung Chun, Susan A.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
theartsection.com | Deanna Sirlin
When you encounter a work of art for the first time, what part of you comes into play --- is it a more intuitive or analytical experience? How do you judge or experience the quality or greatness of the work? I think the experience of seeing something new or for the first time relies on intuition and can be somewhat physical. I generally have a visceral reaction to works and can tell pretty quickly if the work is for me.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
theartsection.com | Philip Auslander |Deanna Sirlin
theartsection: An Online Journal of Art and Cultural Commentary is published six times a year by The Art Section, Inc., a tax-exempt organization. Our first issue appeared in May of 2007. For sixteen years, we have presented thought-provoking writing on the arts and culture, including the visual arts and design, music, performance, film, poetry and literature. We regularly present creative projects in online formats and publish poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
theartsection.com | Deanna Sirlin
John Folsom's Studio 2020, Atlanta, GeorgiaJohn Folsom,Turquoise Deep II, 2020, 48 X 48 inches, mixed media on photoboardJohn Folsom is an artist who moved from traditional photography into the conversation of painting through the use of a hand-rendered patina of oil paint and wax. Folsom grew up in Paducah, Kentucky in the southern landscape of a part of the county where the Tennessee and Ohio rivers come together.
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Sep 16, 2024 | 
theartsection.com | Deanna Sirlin |Tanya Augsburg |Floriana Piqué
Sonia Boyce, Room 1 in the British Pavilion featuring four performers - Errollyn Wallen, Tanita Tikaram, Poppy Ajudha, Jackie Dankworth, British Pavilion 2022, Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy. Photo: Cristiano Corte © British CouncilArtist Activistby Floriana PiquéSonia Boyce, Feeling Her Way, with items from Boyce’s archive of memorabilia relating to black women in the British music industry.
