Atlanta native Mattiwilda Dobbs, aunt of Maynard Jackson, was one of the first African-American opera singers to perform on major stages around the world.

The art museums of Clark Atlanta University and Spelman College, two of the HBCUS in Atlanta, are treasure troves, including works by Henry Ossawa Tanner, Hale Woodruff, Eliza...

Georgia veterinarians Vernard Hodges and Terrence Ferguson are nominated for an NAACP Image Award for their Nat Geo Wild show, Critter Fixers.

Few today would question a Black man cast as Shakespeare’s Moor in Othello, but it wasn’t always like that.

There's a boom of Black fashion designers in Atlanta, including the creators behind Goat by James King, Alani Taylor and Slyvia Mollie.

Atlanta's premier jazz public radio station WCLK marks 50 year anniversary of broadcasting from campus of Clark Atlanta University.

At his MeadowLark Studio on Savannah’s eastside, the nationally renowned artist creates emotionally powerful works, both large and small, to be experienced by broad audiences.

Atlanta's Black art collectors say they are conserving Black history and creativity, one painting, photograph, drawing and sculpture at a time.

Atlanta's Black girl groups saw their heyday with acts like Xscape, Blaque, TLC, Cherish, OMG Girlz.

Released 30 years ago, OutKast's debut album “Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik" remains influential as one of hip hop's most sensational albums, as well as an archive of Atlant