A Frolicsome Journey Through Harmon’s Make-a-Do
By Lisa Williamson The title of a show is our introduction to the artist’s work, the selling point to the end-product, an enticement […]
Reviews
Massa Lemu’s The sea hums bearing strange gifts
By Chase Westfall Massa Lemu’s The sea hums bearing strange gifts (May 10–24, 2018, Oakwood Arts, Richmond, Va.) brings objects, moving image and […]
Review: Yanique Norman’s Lessons on How to Be a More Interesting Woman
By Catherine Rush Yanique Norman’s exhibition, Lessons on How to Be a More Interesting Woman, on display in the South Gallery at the […]
Review: The Hunter Invitational IV
By Casey Fletcher The fourth incarnation of the Hunter Invitational at the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga was sold to me […]
Review: It Takes a While to Figure Out Who You Really Are
By Ash Smith Situated in the shadow of a few shiny high-rises near downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, Lump hangs low key with a […]
A Review of Jefferson Pinder: Thin Skin/Shock Layer
by Clay Palmer For a show with only four pieces, Jefferson Pinder’s Thin Skin/Shock Layer is anything but sparse in terms of content. […]
What Was When, A show by McKay House and Utam Moses
By Bridget Bailey Mild Climate Gallery, Nashville, Tennessee August 4 to September 30, 2018 Dance shows in art galleries are revered by many as […]
Versa: Kirby Miles and Alyssa Klauer’s “reversing to nowhere”
By Catherine Rush “It just feels gross,” says Stephanie Loggans, one of the six members of the VERSA team, with a shrug turning […]
Screen Door
by Jodi Hays Tops Gallery Memphis, Tennessee July 21 – September 9, 2018 Gleaming metal ductwork, glossy white floors and ceilings, dingy cement walls, […]
Inheritance: A Lineage of Black Art Exhibition Review
By Mary Phan (Web Article) On January 11, The Collective, a Memphis-based group of black creatives, hosted their inaugural exhibition, Inheritance: A Lineage […]