December 8, 2021
Burnaway’s bi-weekly news roundup includes Barbados’ new Heritage District, Andy Warhol Foundation grantees, and the fate of Charlotesville’s Robert E. Lee statue.
Savannah (9)
Entering Zig’s Reservation: In Conversation with Zig Jackson
On this Day of Mourning, we revisit Lisa Jaye Young’s interview with Zig Jackson, the first Indigenous photographer to receive the Guggenheim Fellowship, in Savannah, Georgia.
Vacation at War: In Conversation with Derek Larson
Daniel Fuller interviews Derek Larson, creator and animator of Trés Mall, a hazy philosophical series airing on the art platform DIS.
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.
Never Spoken Again: Rogue Stories of Science and Collections at the Jepson Center, Savannah
What would a museum look like if it focused on the fictions of modern history rather than its facts? The Colombian curator, David Ayala-Alfonso, forms an answer in his exhibition on view in Savannah, GA.
July 21, 2021
Burnaway’s bi-weekly news roundup includes the announcement of a fellowship program for U.S. Latinx artists supported by the Ford and Mellon foundations, the High Museum’s upcoming exhibition exploring the rise of self-taught artists, and more.
Rose B. Simpson at the SCAD Museum of Art
Defying gravity, the four 8-foot clay bodies of Rose B. Simpson’s Countdown, her new body of works commissioned by the SCAD Museum of Art, pack a powerful presence.
David Gumbs: From Dust To Gold at Jepson Center, Savannah
Burnaway takes a Close Look at David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at the Jepson Center in Savannah, Georgia.
Craig Drennen: Merchant, Bandits, and Certain Senators at Laney Contemporary, Savannah
Burnaway takes a Close Look at Craig Drennen’s Merchant, Bandits, and Certain Senators at Laney Contemporary in Savannah, Georgia.
