Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Throughout the history of art and visual culture, society has revered icons that capture the essence of a time, a place, a lifestyle, or a feeling.
The group exhibition Taking Shape brings together spectacular photographic works by SCAD students and alumni.
Presented in the SCAD Gutstein Gallery, Free Association examines the spectrum of human experience through film, with themes as varied as family, visibility, truth, and...
Morality Sucks showcases recent paintings that cast an ambiguous male figure in myriad narratives, reflecting on anxieties and tensions founded in contemporary global...
Zhang’s unique process returns to the early science of image-making, replete with the challenges and dangers of the unknown.
Robert Wun is optimistic about the future of fashion, an outlook inspired by his role in the recent wave of social change that celebrates inclusivity within the industry.
SOMA is presented as part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography, the largest annual community-oriented photo festival in the U.S.
Patrick Dougherty uses vernacular building techniques and tree saplings to create immersive, otherworldly site-specific sculptures that twist, tower, bend, coil, and soar.
With her painterly style, Nohemí Pérez depicts scenes that problematize the social and political issues of our time related to the natural world.
Taking Shape is presented as part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography, the largest annual community-oriented photo festival in the U.S.