In Miami, Oranges Grow on Prime Real Estate
On this e-spooky Halloween, Francess Archer Dunbar speaks on the iconic citrus tag of Miami-based artist Atomik in this Camouflage feature.
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How a Hollywood Invasion Turned the South’s Capital into the Neutral American City
For our Camouflage theme series, Claire E. Dempster touches on how Hollywood transformed Atlanta into a neutral cinematic backdrop.
Woron (An Artist’s Approach to Writing and Editing): A Manifesto
In this excerpt from Track changes: a handbook for art criticism, Kristina Kay Robinson speaks on the rules and reminders of her writing and editing practice.
MengCheng’s Potluck
As part of our Current theme series, Sophia Mason shares the lived experience of being Asian-American in the American South through the work of the MengCheng 梦城团
Collective in Memphis, Tennessee.
Unworded bird, don’t come near my window
In the spirit of our Camouflage theme series, Laurel V. McLaughlin presents the work of Mel Chin in conversation with the language of birds.
Recovering Rivercane
In tandem with our Current series, Robert Alan Grand unravels the dwindling scarcity of rivercane as a native resource for Cherokee artists in Cherokee, North Carolina.
Luis Gabriel Sanabria’s Vejigantes Celebrate Puerto Rico’s Queer Ecologies
As part of our Camouflage series, Alexandra Martinez details the costumed intricacies of Luis Gabriel Sanabria’s Vejigantes in celebration of Puerto Rico’s queer landscape.
Everloving: Dedicated Visual Art Studio’s Plans for Community Engagement After a Devastating Tornado
In our first Current theme essay, Bianca Littlepage highlights Dedicated Visual Art Studio and Gallery’s determination in rebuilding their Little Rock, Arkansas community.
So it appears at ICA VCU
Laurel V. McLaughlin visits ICA VCU and reviews So it appears, a group exhibition featuring an adroit roster of international artists working in the realm of abstraction.
