Close Look:

Carla Fernández and Pedro Reyes in Savannah

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Carla Fernàndez and Pedro Reyes, installation view of *Think Twice*. (All images courtesy of SCAD.)

Carla Fernández and Pedro Reyes, installation view of *Think Twice*.

Fernández and Reyes are both interested in sparking social transformation through art, contesting the extenuating living and working conditions in late capitalism. Their work reveals a trust in the power of culture as a site for social change and in the domestic transmission of knowledge as part of political resistance.
from the accompanying exhibition text

Think Twice is on view at SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah through September 1.

The Underground Railroad Quilt Code

Storm Signal

Colony Little discusses the folklore and oral histories behind the Underground Railroad Quilt Code for Burnaway's STORM SIGNAL theme.

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In the Studio with Jasmine Nicole Williams

Interviews

Amina Daugherty visits the Atlanta studio of Jasmine Nicole Wiliams to discuss the printmaker's kinship with Suzanne Césaire and her radical vision for cultural liberation.

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Creating “Heaven on Earth”: Yvette Gunn’s Birdhouse Paradise

Features

Annie Moye writes about the environmental and communal ethics of artist Yvette Gunn, whose sculptural practice of building birdhouses in her garden honors the natural world.