The Dirty South: In Conversation with Valerie Cassel Oliver
Christina Lee speaks with curator Valerie Cassel Oliver about the new exhibition The Dirty South at VMFA, Richmond.
Interviews (291)
Remembrance as Resistance: Preserving Black Narratives at the Oakland Cemetery
In honor of Juneteenth, Atlanta-based artist and Burnaway contributor Caleb Jamel Brown sat down with Charmaine Minniefield to discuss her ambitious new project, Remembrance as Resistance: Preserving Black Narratives presented by Flux Projects in Oakland Cemetery.
In conversation with Toya Northington
Jasmine Amussen speaks to Toya Northington about her return to her hometown of Louisville the community engagement model she built to ensure buy-in for Promise, Witness, Remembrance.
Creating the Dolls Pecola Needed: Jennifer Mack-Watkins in Conversation
Chenoa Baker speaks with Jennifer Mack-Watkins on joy, Black beauty, and the reimagining of dolls in her recent work at Brattleboro Museum and Art Center.
Seashell Studies: Conversation with Sasha Wortzel
Sasha Wortzel speaks about ecological catastrophe, Jewish rituals, and the Florida Everglades in conversation with Erin Jane Nelson.
Georgia Dispatch: Living and Making in the American South
Erin Jane Nelson leads a roundtable discussion with three artists working in the state of Georgia: Suzanne Jackson, Yanique Norman, and Katya Tepper.
Full of Love: Letitia Huckaby in Conversation
Letitia Huckaby speaks with Burnaway contributor, Taylor Janay Manigoult about her work, family, and influences.
Here To Make Anew: Danielle Deadwyler
Yves Jeffcoat interviews Atlanta polymath Danielle Deadwyler ahead of the Atlanta Biennial and her current exhibition at MINT.
What Liberation Looks Like: Sheila Pree Bright and Davion Alston in Conversation
Atlanta-based photographic artists Sheila Pree Bright and Davion Alston discuss the history of civil rights photography and how they each approached making photographs of recent uprisings for racial justice.
