Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
The entanglement and dislocation expressed in Alain Nitegeka’s work reference his personal experiences of escape and migration.
The SCAD Museum of Art presents a new site-specific installation by acclaimed artist Michael Lin.
Matthew Day Jackson's work explores the dichotomy between the past and present and the narrative of his own identity within history.
Set in the ruins of an commune outside Los Angeles, "Llano" is a poignant and visually captivating film that reflects the artist’s musings on a failed utopia.
This momentous exhibition features 70 garments, many designed exclusively for de la Renta’s closest friends and family.
Nari Ward’s practice plays with the ambiguity and symbolism of objects sourced in his immediate surroundings.
The duo attempts to reveal what our new order looks like: an altered, through-the-looking-glass reality.
Known for his complex, monumental and kaleidoscopic mandala paintings, SCAD alumnus Caomin Xie ponders the magnitude and ethereal beauty of the celestial realm.
With a deep interest in cultural anthropology and communication, Naimar Ramirez seeks to uncover a new interpretation of space and objects.
This exhibition presents work by 11 contemporary artists who share a common approach to their work through the use of sharp edged, linear or geometric forms.