BA takes a close look at Michelle Laxalt’s solo exhibition “Husk” at MINT in Atlanta.
BA’s latest biweekly roundup of art news around the South.
Burnaway’s monthly listing of residency deadlines, calls for submissions, and other artist opportunities for October 2019.
BA takes a close look at the last days of an exhibition exploring Surrealism and war at the Frist Art Museum, Nashville.
In this edition of BA’s News-in-Brief, museums offer support to the Bahamas, “Southbound” wins a photobook prize, and the Tiger Strikes Asteroid network expands southward.
In the second installment of our feature Take Five, Burnaway highlights five artists working in a medium with strong historical and material ties to Southern culture and craft: textiles.
Archive, memory, agency and justice all meet at the New Orleans Museum of Art in their exhibition “Bodies of Knowledge.”
New Orleans editor-at-large Charlie Tatum and contributors Nic Aziz and Taylor Murrow report on the stand-out works in a pair of open call exhibitions in New Orleans.
In this edition of BA’s News-in-Brief, a portion of Kusama’s “Infinity Rooms” finds a permanent home in Arkansas, the High Museum receives a landmark gift, and more.
Burnaway’s monthly listing of residency deadlines, calls for submissions, and other artist opportunities for September 2019.
“Entanglements” brings together the work of six Georgia-based artists who ask: is there something intrinsically femme to the tangle?
Burnaway visits Dominican artist Firelei Bàez’s solo exhibition “Immersion into Compounded Time” at the Menello Museum of American Art in Orlando.
In this edition of BA’s News-in-Brief, the death of Toni Morrison, vandalism in Baton Rogue, the Smithsonian buys a second Beyoncé portrait, and more.
BA visits Hi-Lo Press, an artist-run press and printshop in Atlanta, Georgia, facing an uncertain future.
Burnaway launches a new fundraiser event, Art & Amble, connecting Atlantans with unique and intimate art experiences in an evening of fun and exploration.
BA takes a close look at the sculpturally constructed paintings on bedsheets in Maria Britton’s solo exhibition “Soft Storage” at My Room in Chapel Hill.
In the first edition of our new monthly feature Take Five, BA highlights five photographers we’re excited about who are working in the South or are from the region.
BA’s biweekly news roundup includes the appointments of several new museum directors and curators and the closure of Atlanta nonprofit WonderRoot.
