Q+A with Issue 85 Cover Artist Kelly Hider
Girl/Power Triangle (featured on the cover of No. 85) harkens back to a series you did in 2011 which sprung entirely from a cache of one […]
Art Either Is or Is Not (Powerful)
What is or is not art is ineffable. You sit back and let the following images emerge like still frames in a nature-themed screensaver: the […]
Blind Field Shuttle: City Shapes as a Language of Division
Part I: Papalia’s Blind Field Shuttle “Language is like a road. It cannot be perceived all at once because it unfolds […]
Tri-Nation Collaboration or How I Spent my Bolivian Vacation
Mary Jo Karimnia on organizing her show at Blanco in La Paz, Bolivia Luise, blonde head tilted to the left, and Lisa, brighter blonde […]
Mississippi Artist Provides Community Catharsis Ten Years After Katrina
In anticipation of the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, environmental artist Elisa Marble da Silva replaced signs of the storm’s devastation with symbols of self-discovery. […]
Interview: Sara Estes, Guest Editor, No.83 – Collaboration
Sara Estes is a writer and curator in Nashville, Tennessee. She is the guest editor of Number: Eighty Three. She is the lead visual arts […]
Interview: Bill McKeown, Guest Editor, No.82 – Criticism & Aesthetics
Bill McKeown is currently associate professor of art history at the University of Memphis. He is the guest editor of Number:82, Criticism & Aesthetics. Bill […]
Interview: Elaine Akin, Guest Editor, No.81 – Art of the South
Elaine Slayton Akin is currently working at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, TN. She is the guest editor of […]
Face It Memphis!
Beverly & Sam Ross Gallery Christian Brothers University, Memphis, TN August 15, 2014- October 2, 2014 A coextensive space was created in this quaint gallery […]
Juvenile-in-Justice: Photographs by Richard Ross
Art Museum of the University of Memphis September 19, 2014 – November 26, 2014 www.juvenile-in-justice.com/ Juvenile-in-Justice: Photographs by Richard Ross was on view last fall at […]