Artist Emmalea Russo lays bare the fuzzy, dreamy topographies of love and intimacy within Southern landscapes and Steven Soderbergh's sex, lies, and videotape.
investigates the cultural situation of artists and residents in the rural South, parsing the fluctuating boundaries between cities, exurbs, and the rural.
examines water as a natural resource and cultural reference in the South, acknowledging the geological, historical, and political importance of waterways in the region.
Guess what? In this situation, the journalist is going to shoot her from head to toe, standing on that American flag—so I chose not to do that. I wanted to show the pain she was going through. Those are the moments I’m looking for.
Atlanta-based photographic artists Sheila Pree Bright and Davion Alston discuss the history of civil rights photography and how they each approached making photographs of recent uprisings for racial justice.
In Richmond, Maura Callahan considers the curatorial ambitions and institutional contradictions framing Commonwealth, a group exhibition at the ICA at VCU that examines the intertwined colonial histories of Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Puerto Rico.
