Eternity Eats: Fried Green Tomatoes

Max Eternity @ Eternity Eats | Recipe - Are you ready for something sinfully delicious–a super yummy side dish that will make you shout hallelujah !?!  Well get ready to lick your lips, ’cause here comes an illustrated recipe for Eternity’s  ’melt-n-yo-maulf”  Fried Green Tomatoes:  Read more.

Alice Lovelace presents Cafe Medusa @ 7 Stages Theatre

Max Eternity @ MaxEternity.com | Podcast Interview & Report: Atlanta Artist, Alice Lovelace, deserves a hip-hip-hurrah and a roaring round of applause for her ongoing artistic efforts.  Lovelace is quite the artist-producer, and this time around she has conjured up what promises to be a most eventful and memorable evening--this coming Saturday at 7 Stages …

Landing Soon @ Hartsfield-Jackson: Moulder’s “Mammatus”

Moulder’s “Mammatus” lands at Hartsfield-Jackson By Max Eternity Soon to arrive at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport is a monumental sculptural installation called “Mammatus.”  The artwork’s creator is Atlanta artist, Chris Moulder. Known for his seductively hypnotic  mixed-media handcrafted structures built around radiating light emanations, Moulder says he is “enchanted by the short, magical time called dusk,” …

SCAD @ Central: 5th Annual ‘Dot’ Exhibition

SCAD @ Central: 5th Annual ‘Dot’ Exhibition By Max Eternity   A Marcel Breuer designed floating stairwell leads to the Lower Level "Pit" In Downtown Atlanta, through June 28th, there's group exhibition which showcases select work from degree seekers enrolled at the Atlanta campus of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD).  Located in …

Modern Atlanta 2012 blasts off @ Teminus 2

(Image: Modern Atlanta) Max Eternity @ MaxEternity.com | Report: Modern Atlanta (MA)—one of America’s premiere annual architecture and design celebrations—blasts off with a bang, with its official 2012 launch event.  Hosted tonight at Terminus 2, located in Buckhead—Atlanta’s affluent, uptown cultural hub—the launch event will feature an AIA moderated panel discussion that includes industry experts …

George Nelson Returns to Cranbrook

Mike Welton @ Architects + Artisans - What a way to learn the design ropes: John Berry met George Nelson, the highly influential modernist, on his second day of work in 1980 in corporate communications at Herman Miller. “On my first day, I went to the CEO, who told me he’d organized an orientation for …