A look at Margot Wade’s “Pubic Places, Private Spaces”
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Keith Thomson thrills with ONCE A SPY
If you’ve never cared much for thrillers, Keith Thomson’s genre debut could cause you to [...]
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When AROVA Contemporary Ballet concludes its performance season next week, it will be in Paris.
Or [...]
Spring means Holi at Taj India
Goodbye gloom of winter; hello bloom of spring!
That’s sort of the central sentiment of the [...]
The Suspended art of Amy Pleasant
Her paintings are all about drawing and her drawings are all about life. Glenny Brock interviews Birmingham native Amy Pleasant.
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Coverage: Keep Calm & Larry On
This week’s cover image is based on a British poster created at the outbreak of World War II.
Read the rest of this entry »Annette Gordon-Reed and The Hemingses of Monticello
In THE HEMINGSES OF MONTICELLO, Annette Gordon-Reed presents the institution of slavery through the eyes of enslaved people.
Read the rest of this entry »An exhibition of heartbreak
On Saturday, Oct. 24, Omni Studio will be transformed into a one-of-a-kind “rejects gallery” when [...]
Read the rest of this entry »First taste of Dodiyós
Early exploration of the extensive Pan-Mediterranean menu at George Sarris’ new restaurant.
Read the rest of this entry »Fiesta celebrates Alabama’s Hispanic culture
More than a Mexican festival, Fiesta showcases the culture of nearly 20 Latin American countries.
Read the rest of this entry »Taj India hosts annual Deepawali celebration
Celebrating Deepawali, the Indian festival of lights, has been a tradition at Taj India for 15 years.
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Pop-up gallery: On Oct. 9 & 10, Filament Artists Studio will become an exhibition space for just two days, featuring new paintings by Michael Swann, J. Calton Watters & Celeste Laborde.
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With nine venues located within Birmingham’s historic Theatre District (featuring the newly restored Alabama Theatre, a 2,200 seat movie palace built by Paramount in 1927), spontaneity and variety rule at Sidewalk.
Read the rest of this entry »Food dialogue and a FRESH film screening
Birmingham-Southern’s “Dialogue on Food,” scheduled for Sept. 22-24 on the BSC campus, will include a screening of the powerful documentary FRESH.
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Equality Alabama hosts keynote speaker Rep. John Lewis for Equality Weekend 2009.
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With more than 100 artists in 50 downtown venues, Birmingham never feels more like an actual city than during Artwalk.
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