The Really BIG Art Rally returns to benefit ATHICA and Ciné
On Saturday, March 25, the independent local movie theater Ciné partnered with the Athens Institute for Contemporary Art (ATHICA), to host the Really BIG Art Rally for the first time
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On Saturday, March 25, the independent local movie theater Ciné partnered with the Athens Institute for Contemporary Art (ATHICA), to host the Really BIG Art Rally for the first time
An exhibition for Clarke County School District art students opens on Mar. 24 and an 'Art Rally' benefit for ATHICA and Cine is scheduled for Mar. 25.
An invisible thread weaves through each gallery of the Georgia Museum of Art. Paintings, artifacts and decorative pieces all pose on display for patrons to stop, watch and interpret the
He noted, “I love the energy and feedback from the crowd and will be playing an open genre set.” Exhibitions on view include:
In high school, most World History classes teach that Athens, Greece was the epicenter of culture back in the day when there was a lot of sculpture chiseling going on and Harry Hamlin was trying to kill Medusa. But in Music History class, its unlikely namesake of Athens, Georgia held similar cred for its own thriving scene. From the late ‘70s to the early ‘90s, Athens was a breeding ground where bands like R.E.M., the B-52’s, Pylon, Love Tractor, Oh-OK, Vic Chesnutt, the Squalls, the Bar-B-Q Killers, Guadalcanal Diary, Widespread Panic, and the Drive-By Truckers got their start before ...