Jurell Cayetano, Gerald Lovell, Dianna Settles at MINT, Atlanta
In MINT’s current show, which centers three Atlanta-based painters, Emily Llamazales considers the flâneur bearing witness to shared intimacy.
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Holding Space for Atlanta AAPI Community
After the terror earlier this month against our Asian community, we invited Burnaway contributors, writers, artists and friends in the AAPI community to use our platform in any way they wished to respond.
David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History at High Museum of Art
Curator Daniel Fuller takes in the enormity of the late David Driskell’s work at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta.
Michael Jones at Swan Coach House, Atlanta
María Korol reviews Michael Jones’ current exhibit at Swan Coach House, Atlanta.
Diana Al-Hadid at The Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design Gallery
Burnaway takes a close look at Diana Al-Hadid’s solo exhibition, Nothing is Stable at GSU galleries in Atlanta.
Unexpected Sunlight: Rocío Rodríguez at Sandler Hudson, Atlanta
In this bilingual review, artist María Korol finds the warmth of other suns in Rocío Rodíguez’s new work at Sandler Hudson.
The LiveJournal to Sotheby’s Pipeline
Nelson outlines two decades of her experiences with “Art Internet,” charting a generational course from her peers on LiveJournal and DeviantArt in the early aughts to their influence and power in the art world today.
Vesna Pavlović at whitespace, Atlanta
Leia Genis reconsiders the memory and brutality in Vesna Pavlović’s new exhibition at whitespace, Atlanta.
Call for Artists: Mood Ring
Burnaway seeks proposals from Atlanta artists to contribute to our Mood Ring column.
