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  • Betty Carter performing at the Atlanta Jazz Festival in 1978, photograph by Jim Alexander
    Betty's Hands, Atlanta, 1978 © Jim Alexander

    Capturing Five Decades of Black Music:

    "WE ARE MUSIC" at The Sun ATL

     In Atlanta's newly formed Edgewood Arts District, The Sun ATL is hosting an extraordinary celebration of Black musical heritage through the lenses of two legendary Atlanta photographers. "WE ARE MUSIC: photographs by Jim Alexander & Sue Ross" documents over five decades of iconic performances, intimate moments, and the vibrant culture that has shaped American music.

  • works by artist Christopher Paul Dean at The Sun ATL gallery
    works by Christopher Paul Dean at The Sun ATL

    A recent review of "The Art of Math" exhibition at The Sun ATL presents an assessment that may have overlooked key aspects that connect the diverse works displayed. While the critique questions the coherence of the mathematical concept across the exhibition, a deeper examination reveals the rich mathematical underpinnings binding these works together.

  • Why Art is More Valuable Than Money

    Why Art is More Valuable Than Money

    The investment that feeds your soul...

    In an age of uncertainty and rapid change, the practice of collecting art stands as a beacon of enduring value. Throughout human history, from the ancient cave paintings of Lascaux to contemporary masterpieces, art has remained a constant companion in our lives, offering stability and meaning in tumultuous times.