Jasmine Amussen
Jasmine Amussen is the editor of Burnaway.
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Mainly for Women at SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah
Jasmine Amussen reviews Mainly For Women, the exhibition of Polish artists now on view at SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah.
Letter From Atlanta: St. Roch Blues
In this Letter From Atlanta, Jasmine Amussen drifts down Moreland Avenue, gets vaccinated and considers the best art made by committee.
I Wanna Do Bad Things With You
Jasmine Amussen revisits the decadent Southern Gothic pleasures and rural realities of HBO’s True Blood.
Slender Tenderness: Luther Hampton at Tops Gallery, Memphis
Jasmine Amussen admires the subtle emotional expressiveness in seventeen sculptures by Luther Hampton on view in Memphis.
Ride Wit Me
In isolation from her family, Jasmine Amussen searches for the comforts of home in country rap videos from across the South.
You’re Obviously in the Wrong Place
Under the shadow of ‘Megxit,’ Jasmine Amussen searches for fantasy in fashion and changes her mind about Virgil Abloh.
Old Town Fury Road Postscript
At the close of 2019, Jasmine Amussen follows up on her “Letter from Atlanta: Old Town Fury Road” and identifies what makes the song of the year timeless.
Today, Your Native Hosts
In this essay republished from last year, Jasmine Amussen considers the work of Native artist Hock E Aye VI, or Edgar Heap of Birds, and the annual National Day of Mourning on the fourth Thursday in November.