Beth Edwards: Wonderstruck at David Lusk Gallery, Memphis
Margaret Jane Joffrion wanders from garden to table, smelling the flowers along the way in Beth Edwards’ Wonderstruck at David Lusk Gallery.
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Practice until you feel the language inside you at Unrequited Leisure
Through her body, the location, a flag, and written language Josephine Lee’s video installation at Unrequited Leisure gives a physical interpretation of an outsider’s attempt to manage alienation.
Feeling with Friends: Ragnar Kjartansson’s The Visitors
Claire Dempster struggles with the joy and longing in Ragnar Kjartansson’s immense nine screen video installation on view at the High.
Keith Duncan: Bayou Classic, at Fort Gansevoort
Daniel Fuller muses fondly over the showmanship of the Bayou Classic, the subject of Keith Duncan’s new works on view at Fort Gansevoort.
Paolo Arao: In Dialog with Drawing at the Columbus Musuem
Orion Wertz examines the textile paintings of Paolo Arao alongside landscapes, portraits and abstract works on paper.
Angela West’s Persephone at Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta
Carlos Nunez observes positive beauty and mayhem in the painterly photographs of Angela West at Jackson Fine Art.
Collage and (In)Visible Histories: Kandis Williams at ICA VCU
Haley Clouser examines the agricultural labor, horticulture, and Blackness entrenched in the work of Kandis Williams at ICA at VCU.
Emily Furr at SCAD MOA, Savannah
Leia Genis considers the cosmos, sexuality and psychedelics in Emily Furr’s StarTrap on view at SCAD MOA.
Jurell Cayetano, Gerald Lovell, Dianna Settles at MINT, Atlanta
In MINT’s current show, which centers three Atlanta-based painters, Emily Llamazales considers the flâneur bearing witness to shared intimacy.