September 8, 2021
Burnaway’s bi-weekly news roundup includes the announcement of increased base pay for hourly employees at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and a ruling by the Virginia Supreme Court to remove a Confederate monument of Robert E. Lee.
Richmond (9)
August 25, 2021
Burnaway’s bi-weekly news roundup includes the announcement of new gifts and donations at the Boca Raton Center for Arts and Innovation, Hampton University, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and Stove Works.
Umber Majeed’s Trans-Pakistan Zindabad (Facts about the Earth) at 1708 Gallery, Richmond
Burnaway takes a close look at Trans-Pakistan Zindabad (Facts about the Earth), an exhibition by Umber Majeed on view at 1708 Gallery in Richmond.
The Dirty South: In Conversation with Valerie Cassel Oliver
Christina Lee speaks with curator Valerie Cassel Oliver about the new exhibition The Dirty South at VMFA, Richmond.
June 16, 2021
Burnaway’s bi-weekly news roundup includes new curators at the High, the winner of the Southern Prize, and more.
Collage and (In)Visible Histories: Kandis Williams at ICA VCU
Haley Clouser examines the agricultural labor, horticulture, and Blackness entrenched in the work of Kandis Williams at ICA at VCU.
Primordial Emanations that which is brought forth follows the womb: a surrender to her luminous blackness at 1708 Gallery
Burnaway takes a close look at a recent group exhibition at 1708 Gallery in Richmond.
Commonwealth at the ICA at VCU, Richmond
In Richmond, Maura Callahan considers the curatorial ambitions and institutional contradictions framing Commonwealth, a group exhibition at the ICA at VCU that examines the intertwined colonial histories of Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Puerto Rico.
The Otolith Group: Xeogenesis at ICA at VCU
Burnaway takes a close at the Octavia Butler-inspired exhibition Xenogenesis from the collective the Otolith Group at ICA at VCU.
