Life is about as colorful, eccentric, and exciting as a person makes it. Beauty is created in the minds of those imaginative enough to create something remarkable out of the everyday moments that are often neglected.
Choosing to look past the dullness of moments and instead framing simplicity with an electric shock of color and radiance is a talent very few have, however it is a talent that London-based artist Joanna Pilarchzyk perfected to a T.
Blue beams of light droned over the pitch black stage. Silhouettes assumed their positions on the platform: I could make out a guitar, a rack full of synthesizers and keyboards, and a figure with a microphone in hand.
I was in the middle of a screaming crowd with a Nikon Coolpix DSLR camera anxiously waiting for the band to show themselves. Lights flashed and there they were–the indie-pop trio from Los Angeles, MUNA. With not a second delay, they began with their first set.
Actress, comedian, producer, writer, and now history-maker Quinta Brunson is a woman who knows what she wants and how to get it.
She began her career on Instagram, and after gaining a significant amount of success, Brunson continued to work her way through the field, charming her audiences both online and in person with her creative, witty and authentic personality.
I hope I’m not the only one who’s upset about not attending the Sea.Hear.Now Festival. If I knew Green Day, Stevie Nicks, and Wet Leg were all playing at a music festival/surfing contest at the beach in Asbury Park, New Jersey, I would’ve emptied my bank account and taken the first flight out.
The public art program, ELEVATE ATL is bringing queer art out in the open with its new four-week-long festival event, “OPEN SPACES.”
Running from September 16th to October 9th, OPEN SPACES will feature unique and talented artists, dancers, and musicians in a lineup of art exhibits, festivals, and shows. Each of these events will emphasize inclusivity as well as exploring "some of Atlanta's most interesting and beautiful spaces this fall," said Executive Director of the Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs, Camille Russell Love, in an article for the Reporter Newspaper.
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