
Burnaway Magazine
In this theme story, Jasmine Amussen revels in the pagan delights of Southeastern Conference mascots.
Read MoreIn this theme story, Jasmine Amussen revels in the pagan delights of Southeastern Conference mascots.
Read Moreindexes the rich tradition of large-scale world building by artists in the South as a means of exploring alternative modes living among the landscape and repurposing the refuse of industry.
engages theories of post-humanism, the agency of other species, and new perspectives that invite a reappraisal of how we value nonhuman life.
explores the organic and inorganic forces that infect our landscapes and obscure our understanding of ecosystems.
I imagine that all materials are waste materials, in a way, so I’m just reframing pollution as an art material.
”In this essay for our 2022 theme Invasive Species, Allison Young speaks with artist Hannah Chalew about pollution and waste as new ways of thinking about art making.
Read MoreHouston artist Francis Almendárez traces personal and political history through the manufacture, distribution and making of clothing.
Delving into the archives of Black feminist performance art, Brandee Newkirk finds timely critique of Black female abjection in artistic society and the larger social world in Lorraine O'Grady's current retrospective at the Weatherspoon Art Museum.
Folasade Ologundudu considers the ceramic work of Donté Hayes at Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami.
In this Oolite x BA review, contributing editor Jason Katz visits the work of Jeanne Jaffe and Jen Clay at Collective 62 in Liberty City.