Jiha Moon at AEIVA
Brett Levine reviews Jiha Moon at the Abroms-Engel Institute for Visual Arts, Birmingham.
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Brett Levine and Scott Miller in Conversation
Brett Levine speaks with Scott Miller about the plans for his new gallery space and the unique context of the Birmingham art community.
JUSTINJUST at Space One Eleven
Melissa Yes reviews JUSTINJUST, a social justice focused exhibition at Space One Eleven.
Lucas Blalock: Imitation of Life
Madeleine Seidel profiles the recent work of photographer Lucas Blalock whose unnerving images unpack a childhood trauma at Disney World.
Brandi Shah at Vinegar Projects, Birmingham
Brett Levine visits Brandi Shah’s multi-media exhibition at Vinegar Projects, Birmingham.
Can You Save Superman? II at AEIVA, Birmingham
James Michael Nichols considers the stigma around blood donation policies, a heavy focal point of artist Jordan Eagles’s work on view at AEIVA.
Jacob Lawrence at the Birmingham Museum of Art
Madeleine Seidel finds an alternative version of history painting—and a different view of American history itself—in Jacob Lawrence’s Struggle series.
Curators Picks: Debra Riffe
Hallie Ringle on Debra Riffe in Birmingham, Alabama.
Celestia Morgan at the Birmingham Museum of Art
Celestia Morgan draws attention to the ongoing impact of racially discriminatory housing practices such as redlining in an exhibition at the Birmingham Museum of Art.
