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 […]
Reviews
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 […]
Eric Mack’s Alpha Numerics at Channel to Channel in Nashville
By Joe Nolan Atlanta-based painter Eric Mack’s Alpha Numerics is showing at Channel to Channel in Nashville through October 20. These works offer compelling […]
Untitled (Flood), 2007 Barbaby Furnas Chaos and Awe
by Laura Hutson Hunter Frist Art Museum, June 22 – September 16, 2018 I thought Stanley Kubrick’s elevator scene in The Shining had ruined blood-soaked […]
Drips, Cracks, Evidence: Contemporary Notions of the Sublime
by Kevin Mahoney Chaos and Awe: Painting for the 21st Century is an exhibition of works by nearly forty artists at the Frist Art Museum […]
What, How, Where, Where To?: A Review of Chaos and Awe: Painting for the 21st Century
by Bridget Bailey Curated by Mark Scala at the Frist Museum of Art, June 22 through September 16, 2018 The paintings that have taken flight, […]
The World is Ready for “A New Republic”
No.87 Review By Holly Zajur A picture (or painting) is worth a thousand words and countless images have been produced through the eyes of white […]
The Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Nashville, TN
March 11 – July 4, 2016 Review By Georgia Erger The Power of Pictures: Early Soviet Photography and Film, organized by The Jewish Museum and […]
Low Five: The Banality of Contemporary Trauma
By M Hill No. 94 Walter Sutin’s Low Five: The Banality of Contemporary Trauma Sediment Gallery, Richmond, VA February 2 – 25, […]