Burnaway Magazine
Courtney McClellan interviews Ilana Harris-Babou about her new exhibition at ICA at University of Tennessee Chattanooga.
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Belief and Fiction
seeks to address questions of spiritual and religious faith, artistic world-building, cultural enclaves, and historical narratives.
Word of Mouth
focused on speech, dialects, multilingualism, and oral traditions across the American South, a region distinguished by the amount of attention its residents receive for the ways in which they speak.
Nodes and Networks
will investigate the ways physical and digital systems, cultural intersections, and interconnected webs of information provide alternative models for understanding the South’s present, history, and future.
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Ilana Harris-Babou
Sep 13, 2021
It made me think about all these fantasies we have about these different spaces of creation.
”Courtney McClellan interviews Ilana Harris-Babou about her new exhibition at ICA at University of Tennessee Chattanooga.
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One Must Imagine Him Scrolling: Twelve Notes on the Digital Absurd
Through the lens of Sisyphus and the endless scroll, artist Matthew Flores becomes a digital trickster in his project for Burnaway's artist column.
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