Virginia Overton seeks out the creative potential in ordinary building materials, defunct equipment, and other discarded objects.
By Chadd ScottFrist Art Museum welcomes work of Nashville native Virginia Overton
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottNorth Carolina Museum of Art reinstallation a dramatic retelling of art and history
In development for several years, The North Carolina Museum of Art reinstallation will open to the public on October 8.
By Chadd ScottWhat is Southern Photography?
The Do Good Fund has built a museum-quality collection of photography that charts a visual narrative of the ever-changing American South.
By Chadd ScottArtists and Childhood at ICA Boston
To Begin Again: Artists and Childhood, first group exhibition in U.S. exploring influence of children, childhood on visual artist practices.
By Chadd ScottSinger Collection artwork at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
Singer Collection artwork in the show includes 40 works by 27 contemporary artists from the African diaspora.
By Chadd ScottRose Simpson Dream House at Fabric Workshop and Museum
Rose Simpson Dream House is the result of FWM Studio team encouraging her to explore and experiment with other materials and mediums.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé plate design
Another side street of Dusti Bongé’s art production being explored in partnership with her foundation: Dusti Bongé plate design.
By Chadd ScottArt in the Age of Mass Incarceration
Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration, an exhibition exploring the profound cultural influence of the U.S. prison system.
By Chadd ScottThe third hand in Deborah Roberts ‘Jamal’
Deborah Roberts’ mixed media collage ‘Jamal’ (2020) features an unusual inclusion: a third hand. Right there on the boy’s chest.
By Chadd ScottFrida Kahlo immersive biography coming to Brooklyn
The world’s only official exhibition of “Frida Kahlo, The Immersive Biography” will open on October 27 at the Immersive Pavilion in Brooklyn.
By Chadd ScottSarah Sense ‘Power Lines’ at Bruce Silverstein Gallery NYC
Bruce Silverstein Gallery will present the first New York gallery exhibition for Native artist, curator, writer, and activist, Sarah Sense.
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