Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Savannah, Georgia-based artist Maggie Evans explores cultural hierarchies and the human desire to be a part of, or detached from, class systems.
The exhibition explores family relationships, mental illness and addiction. These images reveal the complexities of life with a mentally ill parent.
This exhibition focuses on the striking reoccurrence of food as subject matter featured in artists' books throughout the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
Known primarily as an abstract painter, Leslie Wayne’s latest series features a well-recognized tool from the painter’s studio — a paint rag.
Held annually and in its seventh year, "Silver & Ink" showcases the best student work and celebrates all aspects of commercial and fine art photography created at SCAD.
Held annually and in its seventh year, "Silver & Ink" showcases the best student work and celebrates all aspects of commercial and fine art photography created at SCAD.
This exhibition showcases the finalists and winners of the Cotton Incorporated Design Competition, where fashion and fibers students collaborate to create unique designs.
"Influence" presents an interactive environment that visualizes an individual’s presence and its effect on people and the space they encompass.
A centerpiece of the exhibition is an ambitious, large-scale white rope installation "The Milkman" made from recycled lobster rope and measuring more than 15 feet in length.
Sponsored by the SCAD international student services office and SCAD Language Studio, this exhibition is a juried exhibition of works by SCAD international students.