BA takes a close look at José Carlos Martinat’s “American Echo Chamber” at Pérez Art Museum Miami.
In the first news roundup of the year, Creative Capital announces $3.5 million in grants, Burnaway’s assistant editor recives a MacDowell Fellowship, and more.
Burnaway visits Barbie’s house at the Birmingham Museum of Art.
BA takes a close look at the last days of the first exhibition to chart the development of contemporary Indigenous art in the United States and Canada.
Burnaway announces two new editors-at-large joining its masthead: Ade J. Omotosho in Miami and Kristina Kay Robinson in New Orleans.
Burnaway’s monthly roundup of residency deadlines, grant applications, and other artists opportunities for January 2020.
Burnaway’s editors compile a selection of ten of their favorite online stories from the past year.
In Burnaway’s latest news roundup, NADA makes its third annual gift to PAMM, the High Museum closes its Sally Mann exhibition six weeks early, and more.
Burnaway’s monthly listing of residency deadlines, calls for submissions, and other artist opportunities for December 2019.
In the latest edition of Burnaway’s news roundup, Atlanta Artadia awardees are announced, and sixty artists are chosen for the next edition of Crystal Bridges’ “State of the Art.”
Artists Danielle Deadwyler and Sonya Yong James have been named the 2019 Atlanta Artadia awardees.
BA takes a close look at Katrina Andry’s exhibition “Over There and Here Is Me and Me” at the Halsey Institute in Charleston.
Artadia has announced five finalists for its 2019 Atlanta awards: Danielle Deadwyler, Bojana Ginn, Gerald Lovell, Courtney McClellan, and Sonya Yong James.
In the latest edition of Burnaway’s news roundup, curator Rachel Reese relocates to Tennessee, Paul Stephen Benjamin wins the Hudgens Prize, and more.
Burnaway’s monthly listing of residency deadlines, calls for submissions, and other artist opportunities for November 2019.
Burnaway debuts a new brand identity and announces the release of a print edition of its digital magazine ahead of its participation in NADA Miami 2019.
Burnaway speaks with artist Davion Alston about his solo exhibition at Day & Night Projects, becoming suspicious of and bored with photography, and Atlanta’s changing identity.
Burnaway’s latest biweekly news roundup includes a new director at the Joan Mitchell Center and grants for conservation at the High and Asheville Art Museum.
