For the Wolfes, a Landscape of Family Memory
By Sherry Lucas Periwinkles peek shyly from the green ground cover in early spring. Around back, unruly azaleas start to lose their fuchsia fire as […]
Features
Mural Spotting in North Texas
By Nicole Foran During our bi-annual family visit to the DFW area to show off our recent weight gains and my son’s increasing vocabulary […]
Interview With Delita Martin
By Jesse Butcher Delita Martin is an artist currently based in Huffman, Texas. She received a BFA in drawing from Texas Southern University and […]
Art is Long and Time is Short: At the Intersection of Art and Community
No.88 By Jared Butler To lift a weight so heavy, Would take your courage, Sisyphus! Although one’s heart is in the work, Art is long […]
Living in an Imagined Future: Queering the Southern Artistic Narrative, A Call to Arms
No.88 By Liz Clayton Scofield The Southern queer narrative is often one of migration. Get out when you can. Go to California, New York, Portland. […]
Michi Meko: Navigating Contemporary Art
No.88 By Sara Lee Burd Atlanta-based artist Michi Meko remembers the fear he experienced when he learned that being black meant following certain rules to […]
Interview with Lance Turner
No.87 By Jesse Butcher Lance Turner has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the United States, including the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art in […]
Interview with John Powers
No.87 By Denise Stewart-Sanabria When you entered the Knoxville Museum of Art’s main entrance during the exhibition Contemporary Focus 2016: John Powers (May 6 – […]
Location Location Location
No.87 By Mike Calway-Fagen For much of the Southern creative community, finding allies engaged in similarly intensive studio curiosities, research, and production can […]
The Moon is a Tomato: Visiting Dolph Smith at Tennarkippi
No.87 By: Eileen Townsend Before I knew Dolph Smith, I knew about his home. It’s named Tennarkippi, so-called for Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi, the tri-states […]