Tag: SCAD

chefATL provides an opportunity for students to work across majors to produce the show that examines and celebrates the diversity of Atlanta’s food scene and its chefs.

Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium is famous for its retractable roof and rowdy Atlanta United games. But did you know it also produces its own honey and vegetables? Here are eight things you might not know—but should—about the host stadium of FIFA World Cup 2026™ in Atlanta.

Sapelo Island might just be the most peaceful place in Georgia. A two-hour drive south of Savannah, it has 24 residents, according to JR Grovner, a native who has been running Sapelo Island Tours since he was 12 years old. Grovner’s family has lived on the island for 10 generations, and Sapelo’s peace and quiet, with its idyllic, untouched beaches and diverse wildlife, has kept him enamored with it his whole life. 

On Thursday, the main players behind the FIFA World Cup’s arrival in Atlanta gathered at Mercedes-Benz Stadium to give a sneak peek into the tournament this summer. Just 95 days out, public and private leadership leading the city’s preparedness repeated a message of assurance: Atlanta is ready.

Navin Norling's childhood frugal mindset informs his artistic practice to this day, exemplified in his upcoming solo exhibition at Johnson Lowe Gallery in Buckhead. Dangerous Games continues Norling’s use of salvaged materials, this time with a few exciting twists.

SCAD TVfest returns to Atlanta this week, February 5-7. Now in its 13th year, it brings together industry notables from around the world to celebrate creativity in television and media production, including shows filmed in Georgia. All types of digital media are included, such as broadcast, cable, streaming, social media, and advertising; events will discuss industry trends and showcase upcoming projects.

Powell is known for her work on films like The Favourite, Shakespeare in Love, and Carol

Jersey Boys plays in Sandy Springs, free movies at the Tara, and more fun things to do this week.

Curved lines, interesting textures, and playful scale—chances are, you’ve seen furniture designer Francie Lowman’s work at stores like Anthropologie, Interior Define, or Urban Outfitters. With her own brand, Mangata Experience, which she launched in 2020, she is looking to break down gender norms around carpentry and redefine what it means to be sustainable in furniture design.

On February 11, Art Papers will host its 24th annual art auction, a fundraiser for the magazine where attendees can bid on works by artists from the Southeast and across the world. The event will feature over 200 pieces for auction, priced for a wide range of budgets, as well as an “Emerging Collectors Section” with works under $200 available for outright purchase.