Burnaway remembers the late artist and scholar Dr. David C. Driskell, whose lifelong work reshaped the way the world understands African American art.
Our monthly round up of grants, open calls, residencies, and other opportunities for artists with deadlines in April and May 2020.
Artists, writers, nonprofit leaders, gallery directors, and others across the South report on how they are navigating the dramatic changes to daily life brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Burnaway takes a close look at Y. Malik Jamal’s solo exhibition “A Study of the Supernatural Phenomenon of Emergence” at Alabama Contemporary in Mobile.
Burnaway’s editors compile a series of thematic reading lists drawn from the magazine’s archives, beginning with lists of artists writing and studio visits.
In this edition of Take Five, Burnaway highlights five artists who are living in or making work about the rural South.
Building on our commitment to publishing thoughtful, rigorous writing on contemporary art in the South today, Burnaway will expand the magazine by producing long-form articles on three themes annually.
Burnaway takes a close look at Scott Eakin’s “The Magpie Dilemma” at Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta.
In our latest news roundup, a global pandemic and a tornado in Nashville cause devastation, new leadership arrives at Institute 193 and MINT, and the Georgia Museum of Art receives a significant gift of contemporary artworks.
Burnaway’s monthly roundup of residency deadlines, grant applications, and other artists opportunities for March 2020 and beyond.
Prospect.5, the New Orleans-based international triennial exhibition, announces the artists for its 2020 edition.
Burnaway takes a close look at the last days of Jing Qin’s exhibition “Soft Kernel” at Tinney Contemporary in Nashville.
In the latest news roundup, Puerto Rican artist Daniel Lind-Ramos receives the second annual Pérez Prize, a new curator of decorative arts and design arrives at Atlanta’s High Museum, and more.
Burnaway takes a close look at “What Music is Within: Black Abstraction from the Permanent Collection” at Ogden Museum of Southern Art.
Burnaway takes a close look at “Opaque Pollination” in Miami, the first US museum exhibition by Chinese artist Liu Shiuyan.
In Burnaway’s latest news roundup, artist Jamal Cyrus receives the 2020 Driskell Prize, Nashville’s Watkins College of Art faces an uncertain future, and more.
Burnaway takes a close look at Corinne Jones’s exhibition “Allegory of the Unnamed Cave” at Tops Gallery in Memphis.
Burnaway’s monthly roundup of residency deadlines, grant applications, and other artists opportunities for February 2020 and beyond.
