Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
SCAD presents “Small Works,” an annual juried exhibition of work by SCAD students, alumni, professors and staff.
Desiree Palermo’s work focuses on process-based abstraction that carefully emphasizes formal elements and relationships derived from intuitive decision-making.
“Sushumna” employs paper art and decorative painting techniques including papier-mâché, faux wood grain and marbleized paper to create a playful environment.
This exhibition explores three major themes of Lawrence’s larger oeuvre and specifically focuses on his graphic work.
The exhibition will feature a selection of Alec Soth’s documentary photography from the Georgia series, creating a time-lapse portrait of the region.
Since 2009, Sue Williamson has explored the definition of place to cities and citizens. In this age of globalization, what does it mean to live in a particular place?
Based in New Delhi, India, Manjunath Kamath subversively brings traditional idioms into the contemporary realm with a satirical, self-deprecating wit.
Through an experimental approach using drawing, sculpture, video and sound, Shin il Kim creates sculptural installations that alter meaning through a shift in perception.
This momentous exhibition features more than 60 garments, many designed exclusively for de la Renta’s closest friends and family.
With more than 50 photographs on view, "Persona" demonstrates the talent, personal vision and point of view that characterize SCAD student photographers.