Dianna Settles’s Paintings of Interdependence
Erin Jane Nelson profiles Dianna Settles, a Vietnamese-American artist based in Atlanta, Georgia, and founder of Hi-Lo Press.
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Chakaia Booker and Dalton Gata at ICA Miami
ming joi reviews two recent exhibitions – Chakaia Booker and Dalton Gata – at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami.
Betye Saar: Serious Moonlight at ICA Miami
In conjunction with the much-anticipated opening of Betye Saar: Serious Moonlight, a survey exhibition of the artist’s “rarely exhibited immersive, site-specific installations from 1980 to 1998” at the ICA Miami, Burnaway is publishing an exclusive excerpt from the forthcoming catalogue.
The Maps and Paths Our Words Make.
How have spaces of language learning, both physical and beyond, shaped our perceptions of the South? Connie Li maps the dual processes of word and world making through interregional dialogues, ultimately confronting what it means to speak “standard” English.
Real Girl: Nellie Mae Rowe at High Museum, Atlanta
Yves Jeffcoat finds radicalism between rest and play in the work of Nellie Mae Rowe at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta.
Atlanta Pastoral: Tyler Mitchell’s Dreaming in Real Time
In Dreaming in Real Time, Tyler Mitchell isn’t picturing utopia. But through his lens, he is able to craft an image of Georgia that sees home as a place of contradiction.
It Will Always Come Back To You at ICA VCU
Matt Shelton reviews the work of Egyptian artist Ibrahim Ahmed at ICA VCU.
Dreams change. Friends are forever.
Editor Jasmine Amussen takes a road trip across the South with Britney Spears’ Crossroads, and the infamous #Story, @Zola.
Misty Shores and Palm Forests: Southern Spirituality Through the Lens of Film and Art
Landscapes of the coastal American South are embedded with centuries of racial, religious, economic, and environmental histories.
