Kiplyn Primus

The Addiction of Hope has theatrical showings throughout the country, including in Atlanta at the Tara Theatre on Friday, March 13th at 7PM. This award-winning film stars Anne-Marie Johnson.

The Addiction of Hope: A Story of Resilience and Reinvention stars Anne-Marie Johnson

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Anne-Marie Johnson and Martin Gottlieb about their work on the award-winning film The Addiction of Hope.

The Whitney M. Young School of Social Work at Clark Atlanta University celebrates Social Work Awareness Months with a series of events.

The Whitney M. Young School of Social Work at Clark Atlanta University Celebrates Social Work Month

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Dean Serena Jackson from the Whitney M. Young School of Social Work at Clark Atlanta University. Dean Jackson speaks about the demand for social workers in our state.

Renowned abstract artist Cecil Bernard is launching a new exhibition entitled "In The Shadow Of The Church" that will include 40 works and a book.

In The Shadow of The Church from Artist Cecil Bernard

Kiplyn Primus speaks with renowned abstract artist Cecil Bernard about his new exhibition "In The Shadow of The Church."

The BronzeLens Film Festival Super Star Weekend

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Kathleen Bertrand, founder of The BronzeLens Film Festival, who talks with us about Super Star Weekend and the festival entry deadline.

Rosie M. Butler Advises Parents to Vaccinate Infants Against Hepatitis B

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Philanthropist Rosie M. Butler about her work to raise awareness about Hepatitis B and the need for infants to be vaccinated.

Thriving Together Atlanta, NEXT is powering a bold, citywide mobile art experience in partnership with @nbaf, @martatransit, the @cityofatlantaga, and @outofhandatl. Join the fun on February 28th from 4PM - 7PM at ONE Contemporary Gallery @ the Edgewood Artist Walk.

February 28: Thriving Together Atlanta Mobile Art Experience

Kiplyn Primus speaks with curator Faith Carmichael about the Thriving Together Atlanta Mobile Art Experience taking place on February 28th at the ONE Contemporary Gallery @ the Edgewood Artist Walk 395 Edgewood Avenue

A restrospective Beau McCall: Divas, Blues and Memories, is on exhibit at the Hammonds House Museum through June 28th. This immersive experience includes music and more.

Beau McCall: Divas, Blues and Memories Exhibition at The Hammonds House Now through June 28th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Donna Watts-Nunn, director at the Hammonds House, about their new exhibition, Beau McCall: Divas, Blues and Memories

Eleanor Kinlaw-Ross curated a dynamic exhibition on the hidden Black History in our own state. The exhibition will go on display at the Gladys S. Denard Library @ South Fulong on February 26th at 11AM

Georgia's Great African Americans of Historic Distinction, curated by Eleanor Kinlaw-Ross

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Eleanor Kinlaw-Ross about her exhibition on Georgia's Black History that has been lost and her passion to bring it to light across multiple platforms

The Nature Gurlz meet at the Cascade Nature Preserve every weekday morning at 9AM. Many walk the preserve; everyone walks at their own pace in their own place, with the group or not. They've been meeting since 2020.

Getting Fit - The Nature Gurlz

Kiplyn Primus speaks with members of Nature Gurlz. Founder Cecellia Houston-Torrence and Communications Officer Sue Ross speak about their group, their advocacy, and walking for health.

The C. Brooks Gallery presents the Journey of A Black Girl exhibition through March 28th. Artist Talks are scheduled for February 21st and March 28th.

The Journey of A Black Girl Exhibition at the C Brooks Gallery through March 28th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with photographer Sharon B. Dowdell about her work included in the Journey of A Black Girl Exhibition at the C. Brooks Gallery.