MOOD RING:

Sheltered Meditations

By Krista Clark January 22, 2021

Part drawing and part assemblage, six new works on paper by artist Krista Clark reflect her practice of abstracting common building materials into sculptural forms. In these works, the artist uses cut paper to create architectural depth, layer geometric shapes and negative space to explore composition, pattern, and form. Scalloped edges—a recurring visual motif in Clark’s work—convey motion and repetition. With some almost appearing as cropped aerial views of basketball courts or playing fields, the compositions contain a tension between playfulness and order.

Funding for Mood Ring is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.

In the Studio with Dominique Muñoz

Studio Visit

May Howard visits the Houston studio of Dominique Muñoz, speaking together on textiles inherited from loved ones, experimenting with cyanotypes, and what it means to weave an image.

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Necessary Friction: Annalee Davis at the 61st Venice Biennale, Venice

Features

Daisy Gould considers facsimile and displacement in a Caribbean context, reviewing the work of Barbadian artist Annalee Davis for the 61st Venice Biennale.

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Progeny of Petals: On the Florals of Leah Jaynes Karp

Storm Signal

Leah Solomon outlines artist Leah Jaynes Karp's 1982 mixed media series, made in response to the Atlanta Child Murders of 1979-1981, for Burnaway's STORM SIGNAL theme.