Wednesday, June 17, 2009
News 5 things to do: Wednesday
Posted by Amber Robinson on Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 4:15 AM
1) Monet Water Lilies continues at the High Museum of Art.
2) Taking Back Sunday performs at Masquerade.
3) Tom Edwards discusses his debut novel, Blue Jesus, at Blue Elephant Books.
4) Shakespeare Crashers combines happy hour and A Midsummer Night's Dream at Georgia Shakespeare.
5) Lou Battle & Milkshake perform for Wednesday WindDown at Centennial Olympic Park.
(Art by Claude Monet/© Museum of Modern Art, New York)
Comments (1)
Showing 1-1 of 1
Went to see "water lilies" on the opening day and was rather disappointed. The space on the walls was filled with info boards and quotes, while there were only a handful of master paintings. Compared to the VanGough/Mondrian and the original Louvre, this one is a real letdown. Looking forward to DaVinci on October, though.
like
dislike
Latest in Fresh Loaf
-
ATLwood: Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson are back for more
Atlanta may snatch "The Hunger Games" from North Carolina ... #HungerGamesBitch
-
First Slice 5/25/12: First smog alert of the year = the actual unofficial first day of summer
Plus other things that harm children
-
Weekend Arts Agenda: You are Evereman
Few openings, but lots of festivals and parties
- More »
Author Archives
-
5 things today: Eternal Summers, The Tempest
Jangle-pop jams at the Earl, Georgia Shakespeare at Oglethorpe University
-
5 things today: John T. Edge, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
Director of the Southern Foodways Alliance at Restaurant Eugene, funk and Afrobeat at Masquerade
-
5 things today: Monday
Flux Projects at 1180 Peachtree St., space-rock ensemble at 529
- More »
