The exhibition “Art is a form of freedom” features works selected by the incarcerated at Whitworth Women’s Facility in north Georgia.
By Chadd ScottGeorgia Museum of Art exhibition curated by imprisoned women
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottSouth African contemporary artists at Barnes Foundation
The Barnes Foundation brings together Sue Williamson and Lebohang Kganye, two of the most acclaimed South African contemporary artists.
By Chadd ScottPoor People’s Art at USF Contemporary Art Museum
The USF Contemporary Art Museum presents ‘Poor People’s Art: A (Short) Visual History of Poverty in the United States.’
By Chadd ScottVictoria Sambunaris photography focusing on deserts
Victoria Sambunaris photography presents a visually refined portrait that communicates a deeply layered sense of place.
By Chadd ScottArtists take on evils of Fast Fashion
The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art presents “Dirty Laundry,” a group exhibition delving into the vast problems of “fast fashion.”
By Chadd Scott‘Mama’s Boys’ pictures mothers who have lost sons to systemic violence
“OPTICVOICES: Mama’s Boys,” is a multimedia exhibit addressing the trauma and healing of mothers who have lost sons to systemic violence.
By Chadd ScottDeborah Roberts ‘What If’
What If resembles a voting booth or religious confessional. There’s only room for one inside. Participants enter, sit, then pull a curtain to secure their privacy.
By Chadd ScottGlobal Indigeneity at Power Plant Contemporary Toronto
The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery’s Fall 2022 exhibition, “Arctic/Amazon: Networks of Global Indigeneity,” opens October 1.
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 ScottEighteen Art Collective show at Indianapolis Museum of Art
On September 23, 2022 We. The Culture: Works by The Eighteen Art Collective will debut in the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields,
By Chadd ScottColumbia Collective artists take on juvenile incarceration
Columbia Collective artists are a multimedia group of young female and trans artists named after their previous detention facility.
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