Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
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.
These artists are also contributors to the experimental micro housing community project called "SCADpad."
This series of photographs sets idealized architectural miniatures against Southern vernacular architecture.
Students and professors will exhibit their work in advertising, sequential art, graphic design, art history, illustration and writing.
This exhibition highlights drawing as a fundamental language in all creative fields.
Nathan Mabry’s sculptures evoke a poignant humor and notions of high- and low-brow aesthetics, merging the two in a jocular yet analytical way.
These pieces explore themes of visionary and utopian architecture and how progress, growth, decay and de-construction are inherent aspects of the creation process.
Viviane Sassen experiments with bringing elements from her staged photography (mirrors, collage, tape, color filters) into the SCAD Museum of Art space.
"Shadows" unravels the narrative history of a stirring photograph taken by Koen Wessing near Estelí, Nicaragua, at the height of the revolution in September 1978.