BA visits Hi Lo Press, an artist run press in Atlanta, Georgia.
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.
BA takes a close look at William J. O’Brien’s solo exhibition “Shame Spiral” at Atlanta Contemporary.
BA’s monthly listing of residency deadlines, calls for submissions, and other artist opportunities for August 2019.
Burnaway and Scalawag announce the first stories in their collaborative series on art, labor, and struggle in the South, including a survey of labor films and a video essay.
BA takes a close look at Eric Rhein’s recently closed solo exhibition “Lifelines” at Institute 193 in the Lexington, Kentucky.
BA’s latest news roundup includes the announcement of a Caribbean Cultural Institute in Miami, the departure of SCAD’s head curator, and the 2019 Nexus Award recipients.
BA visits Mild Climate, an artist-run space in transition in Nashville, Tennessee.
BA takes a close look at an exhibition of recent drawings by Rocío Rodríguez, Krista Clark, William Downs and Yanique Norman now on view at Sandler Hudson Galley in Atlanta.
Burnaway expands coverage of New Orleans and the Gulf South, bringing on former Pelican Bomb staffer Charlie Tatum as first regional Editor-at-Large.
BA’s latest news-in-brief announces the only Southern venue for the exhibition “Art After Stonewall” and the departure of Atlanta Contemporary curator Daniel Fuller.
Our latest To Do List features BA’s top picks for art events across the South this week, including openings in Richmond, Nashville and Atlanta.
BA takes a close look at Enrique Samson’s solo exhibition “The Navel of the Moon” at Atlanta Photography Group.
BA’s list of residency deadlines, grant applications, and other artist opportunities for July 2019.
BA takes a close look at “Think Twice,” an exhibition by Mexico City-based artists Carla Fernández and Pedro Reyes, in Savannah.
