On this Day of Mourning, we revisit Lisa Jaye Young's interview with Zig Jackson, the first Indigenous photographer to receive the Guggenheim Fellowship, in Savannah, Georgia.
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.
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.
On this Day of Mourning, we revisit Lisa Jaye Young's interview with Zig Jackson, the first Indigenous photographer to receive the Guggenheim Fellowship, in Savannah, Georgia.
In conjunction with the much-anticipated opening of Betye Saar: Serious Moonlight, a survey exhibition of the artist's "rarely exhibited immersive, site-specific installations from 1980 to 1998" at the ICA Miami, Burnaway is publishing an exclusive excerpt from the forthcoming catalogue.
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