Carry and Care: The Archives of glo
Randi Evans looks back and into the archive of glo, an Atlanta-based dance collective, and the performance work of its founder, lauri stallings.
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Staff Picks: 2025
In this final round-up, Burnaway staff look back at their favorite pieces, experiences, and exhibitions of 2024.
In Another Place: Benny Andrews and the Practice of Teaching in Prisons
Nadia Scott reflects on the teaching practice of Benny Andrews, originally born in Georgia, who instructed with the Prison Arts Program in at the Manhattan House of Detention in New York City.
Margin as Center: An Artist in the Amazon
Lauren Baccus profiles the work of Miami-based artist Cornelius Tulloch, his residency time in Suriname, and the unrestrained visual language that speaks to the fluidity of the Caribbean.
…as in to flatten: Juliana Huxtable & Photography
In this CRUSH feature, Jackson Markovic profiles the work of Texas-born artist Juliana Huxtable, who repurposes media tools as a method of critiquing and flattening stereotypes, shallowness, and tropes.
Aesthetic Cartographies, A Barrel Baby’s Call Log with Trécha Gay Jheneall
Yashi Davalos profiles the interdisciplinary work of Trécha Gay Jheneall, who fabricates anti-colonial lines of communication through time-based media and barrel baby ephemera.
Christian Dinh in New Orleans, Louisiana
Zoe Ariyama outlines the work of artist Christian Dinh, based in New Orleans, whose ceramic sculptures encapsulate the sights, sounds, and artifacts of Vietnamese working-class communities.
Jodi Minnis Rolle: Vexing the Bahamian Hospitality Narrative
Natalie Willis Whylly shares a profile of multidisciplinary artist Jodi Minnis Rolle and her concerns around the history of the Bahamian hospitality industry.
Virginia is for Lovers: Amaza Lee Meredith and Azurest South
In this Knock Knock theme feature, Jasmine Weber contextualizes the work of Amaza Lee Meredith, her romantic and professional partnership with Edna Meade Colson, and the lasting legacy of Azurest South.
