Spotted in Georgia -- Art at the High
Taago, 2006, aluminum and copper wire, at the High Museum in Atlanta The work is by Nigeria-based artist El Anatsui. Photo courtesy of Ben Young
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Taago, 2006, aluminum and copper wire, at the High Museum in Atlanta The work is by Nigeria-based artist El Anatsui. Photo courtesy of Ben Young
Georgia Trend helped sponsor this past weekend's Chalktoberfest, a festival of beer and chalk art on the Marietta Square. This year we sponsored the Chalk Twins, Devon and Lexi Fulmer, who created St. Ambrose in chalk, based on the painting by Matthias…
Colorful critters in charming Cave Spring.
A little bit of country not far from the city. Sanctuary Estate in Cleveland (that's Georgia, not Ohio) is a bucolic spot for meetings, events and weddings.
The art of Timothy Hedden at the Tubman Museum in Macon. Photos by Ben Young
Butterflies of Smith-Gilbert Gardens in Kennesaw. Thanks, Heidi Rizzi for the beautiful photos.
Saturday morning's DragonCon parade attracted thousands of people, aliens, zombies and musicians -- and even more spectators -- to the streets of downtown Atlanta. Diversity at its most bizarre.
Helen, an Alpine wonderland in the North Georgia Mountains. What will they think of next? Photo courtesy of Ben Young
A beautiful evening on Lake Chatuge, near Hiawassee in North Georgia. Photo: Ben Young
Glass creations add sparkle at the Atlanta Botanical Garden with the works of artist Dale Chihuly. View this colorful collaboration of art and nature through October 30.
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