Hi-Lo: Where Everyone Knows Your Name, Interview with Dianna Settles by Blair LeBlanc

by Blair Le Blanc Founded in 2016 by artist and curator, Dianna Settles, Hi-Lo Press is the heart of culture for artists in the city of Atlanta, Georgia. The gallery started out as a space for Settles to house her printing press and business, but has transformed into a…
Feature: Two Poems by Kristina Naso; Eight Drawings by Mo Costello

Kristina Naso the dogs come running but we’re lucky we’re wearing jackets strong enough their teeth don’t sink into the skin of our arms something reveals itself to me then like a bud blossoming then…
Under the Rug: an interview with Ziba Rajabi by Nuveen Barwari

Under the Rug: an interview with Ziba Rajabi hosted by Nuveen Barwari Nuveen Barwari: According to my “good friend” Merriam Webster the definition of ‘sweep (something) under the rug’, means to hide (something that is illegal, embarrassing, or wrong). You know when someone comes into the studio and they end up talking about…
Review: A Boundless Drop to a Boundless Ocean at the OMA

By Flounder Lee A Boundless Drop to a Boundless Ocean @ Orlando Museum of Art 1/29/21 – 5/2/21 2416 N. Mills Ave. Orlando, FL 32803 All images by Flounder Lee Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Second Family – Triangle, 2011 …
Review: Melissa Huang’s Another Day Another Girl @ The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art

By Okla Jones, III Images by Maggie Fleming Melissa Huang: Another Day Another Girl Marietta Cobb Museum of Art January 9th, 2021 – March 21st, 2021 30 Atlanta Street Marietta, GA 30060 It was a cold afternoon in Marietta, Georgia. The crisp air was magnified…
Interview with Luis Vasquez La Roche

Written by Haley Clouser with Luis Vasquez La Roche Through his performances and participatory-installations, Trinidadian-Toboggan artist Luis Vasquez La Roche presents a mirror onto our world, raising pertinent questions on the historical and future realities of colonialism and labor systems. To unpack these complexities, I spoke with the artist on…
Feature: Four Poems by Leah Dawson and Five Works by Clare Koury

Leah Dawson Last Call I prayed as I do every night by yoking flame to spliff against a bathtub claw. Lord oh Lord please let my brain dry out. Smooth as silk against my ear drums, which aren’t sharp in the bath. I submerge the pinna, stirrup, clog the anvil…
Greased Potentiality: Fereshteh Toosi at 3127.space

By Bradley Marshall Fereshteh Toosi: Oil Ancestors: into the proofer @ 3127.space February 6, 2021 – April 4, 2021 1447 Cowart St. Chattanooga, TN 37408 Images by David Court and Bradley Marshall The metonymic potentials of oil and a poetic interplay…
Review: V Cayse Cheatham at THE END

By Leia Genis V Cayse Cheatham: V Cayse Cheatham @ THE END January 30, 2021 – March 4, 2021 1870 Murphy Avenue SW Atlanta, GA 30310 The exhibition V Cayse Cheatham is exactly what it seems to be: a solo exhibition by V Cayse Cheatham. Held…
Under the Rug: An Interview with Nuveen Barwari and Lilly Saywitz

March 9, 2021 Nuveen: According to my “good friend” Merriam Webster the definition of ‘sweep (something) under the rug’, means to hide (something that is illegal, embarrassing, or wrong). You know when someone comes into the studio and they end up talking about that one piece that is “swept under the rug”?…