All in Arts
Downtown Augusta sidewalks are a little more colorful this spring, and not just because of the pollen. A recent contest orchestrated by the Greater Augusta Arts Counsel has selected many local artists to use their talent to help bring attention to the relationship between Augusta’s storm drains and the Savannah River.
Augusta native April Henry graduated Summa Cum Laude as a Communications major from Augusta University, which was known then by the name Georgia Regents University in 2016. With aspirations of having a career in psychological therapy, Henry never anticipated her life today as one of Augusta’s most loved muralists.
Wanda and Vision find themselves in the odd town of Westview where life is built like that of a 1950’s sitcom.
On Feb. 17, 2021, Augusta University, in conjunction with The New Mississippi(s) Project, hosted the African American Read–In with authors Kiese Laymon and Jesmyn Ward as guest speakers.
Theatre AUG and Augusta University’s Department of Art and Design will present a spring performance of Metaphysique D’ephemera on March 18-21, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Due to social distancing guidelines, the event will take place outside, on the portico of the Maxwell Performing Arts Theater on the Summerville Campus.
Black history month, February, was founded by Carter G. Woodson in 1926.
The Netflix original “Citation” was released in October 31, 2020. The film features a young Nigerian girl named Moremi who is attending a university. The film, which is based on true events, has Moremi report Lucien N’ Dyarea, a popular professor in the university, who tried to rape her.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ win marks a key milestone in America’s history. For the first time in the history of the United States, a minority woman will serve as Vice President.
For some people, music is relaxing to listen to. For those of determined heart, it is a lifestyle.
