Over the past two decades, the need for authenticity has become a visual battleground for New Orleans. The city’s…
The tagline of Gus Van Sant’s new film Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot promises a film…
The vigorous, highly saturated paintings in “Pinkney Herbert: Tower of Noise,” on view at Sandler Hudson Gallery through July…
“Miecznikowski” is Kirstin Mitchell’s original family name, and the name of her Working Artist Project exhibition at the Museum…
There was something about the little trip-step that occasionally broke the performers’ unison walking pattern executed with laser intensity…
Located in the heart of downtown, Athens’s newest space to view contemporary artwork is actually two distinct galleries, Tif…
Since the early 1980s, British artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah has offered up some of the strongest aesthetic responses…
Along with the documentary Advanced Style about women of a certain age with enviable, age-resistant personal style, Westwood: Punk,…
“Outliers and American Vanguard Art”—from the title, it is not immediately clear that this exhibition reconsiders art often referred…
When artist and writer John Berger died on January 2, 2017, the art world paused to remember the man,…
In Rachel Kushner’s electrifying 2013 novel The Flamethrowers, about a young woman who falls in with a fictionalized crew…
Poet and “Army brat” Ann Fisher-Wirth spent her childhood in Washington D.C., Germany, Pennsylvania, Japan and California, but her…
Driving into Montgomery for my first visit since moving away from Alabama over a decade ago, I was struck…
True to his reputation as an online provocateur, former Atlanta-based artist Pastiche Lumumba appropriates a phrase from Twitter vernacular, “Don’t @…
With “Inhuman,” his first solo show at Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta-based artist William Downs expands upon the evocative visual language he previously…
