Seneca Artist Casts Collective Stories
Multimedia artist Marie Watt uses bronze to memorialize remembrance in warm, storied objects such as blankets.
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Breaking the Mold of Tradition
Curator Jennifer Dasal introduces Break the Mold, a multimedia exhibition that features contemporary art in conversation with its past.
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A Contemporary Garden of Delights
Artist Carolyn Janssen reinterprets Hieronymus Bosch from a female perspective.
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Behind the Canvas
Two North Carolina artists discuss the issues and motivations behind the work in their joint exhibition Altered Land.
Toxic Beauty
North Carolina artist Greg Lindquist discusses his uncomfortably attractive images of the recent coal ash spill in the Dan River.
Artist Meetup: Chisel and Forge
Meet North Carolina artists Peter G. Oakley and Elizabeth Brim as they discuss works in the exhibition.
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Remembering through Contemporary Art
Circa looks back on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and its moving connection to a gilded sculpture in West Building.
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Hayv Kahraman’s Art of Displacement
The artist was just 10 years old when her family fled Iraq in 1992.
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Scratches on the Film
There’s a West Coast identity to Ed Ruscha’s stylized paintings of words, phrases, or single letters.
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A Conversation with Sonia Romero
“Popular cultural icons bring people together, creating a feeling of community and commonality.”
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A Conversation with Oscar Magallanes
“The only art that existed for me was on the walls of my neighborhood. The Chicano murals and strong calligraphic hand styles.”
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A Conversation with Vincent Valdez
The artist reflects on Chicano identity and the power of printmaking, that “raw form of communication and protest.”
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