In the spirit of NADA Miami 2023 and Burnaway’s presentation of For Keeps Bookstore alongside Atlanta-based artist Ato Ribeiro’s work, Burnaway revisits former editor Jasmine Amussen’s deep-dive into playing anarchic games in the library and finding an archivist’s fever dream on Auburn Avenue.
From the patternmaking of discarded wood to bridge-building diasporas and communities, Amina Daugherty speaks with Atlanta-based artist Ato Ribeiro on his roots and current practice.
Atlanta-based artist Kelly Taylor Mitchell presents a procession of memory via her textile-based work in this Camouflage feature.
“Place is important to my work, coming from a place that is determined in other people’s imagination,” said Joiri Minaya, a multidisciplinary artist from the Dominican Republic. Minaya’s work engages with Camouflage, one of Burnaway’s 2023 themes.
Amina Daugherty reviews the conspiracies behind the works found in Some Believe It To Be Conspiracy and Imprints of Connection, Emmanuel Massillon’s debut exhibitions with UTA Artist Space, Atlanta.
For our Camouflage theme series, Claire E. Dempster touches on how Hollywood transformed Atlanta into a neutral cinematic backdrop.
In our first Art21 feature, we address the work of realist American painter Amy Sherald.
Kat Eaves reviews the sanctity of play presented via the one day activation of Skybox by Harrison Wayne at Eso Tilin Projects, Atlanta.
Blair LeBlanc reviews Antiphase, an exhibition by CC Calloway and Bradley Marshall at THE END Project Space in Atlanta.
