Atlanta Botanical Gardens exhibit "Imaginary Worlds" will be on display through October. It features 19 monumental living sculptures. They range up to 25 feet tall and 20 feet wide and include a gazing unicorn, a friendly ogre, a pair of gigantic ...

JACK VANCE, 1916-2013. In dozens of fantastical novels, Jack Vance created alternative worlds, past and present, imagining their alien societies in evocative detail. His career spanned six decades and some 60 books, and he was often called a science ...

NORCROSS, GA, May 30, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter Hotel North, located at Atlanta Perimeter Center, offers convenient lodging for guests visiting 'Imaginary Worlds' at Atlanta Botanical Garden. The exhibition of giant living ...

The dream of wearing a lightweight headset, like the Oculus Rift, in order to simulate physical presence isn't limited to the imaginary worlds of video games. One man's vision is that of immersive TV shows, movies and live sports. In fact, David Cole ...

The unicorn is part of the garden's new "Imaginary Worlds" exhibit: nearly 20 sculptures spread throughout the blooming garden grounds in midtown Atlanta. The sculptures, which include a massive goddess, an ogre and twin cobras, are specimens of what ...

Nature: Plants take on larger-than-life proportions in "Imaginary Worlds: Plants Larger Than Life" through Oct. 31 at the Atlanta Botanical Garden in Atlanta. Performing arts:“The Book Club Play” will run through June 23 at the Horizon Theatre Company.

How do you get to Narnia, Neverland, Oz, or Hogwarts? The way to these parallel other worlds that sometimes intersect with ours is not always obvious. All you need to know is the secret. Here is a brief guide to common tropes and modes of transportation.

It is the best example of an entirely desacralised imagination: brutal, anxious, godless - and uncannily mirroring our modern predicament. It may well be the first major mass-popular moment when our imaginary worlds became as pessimistic as reality itself.