Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
The "Port City Review" exhibition is a juried selection of literary art that coincides with the release of student-produced annual printed journal of the same name, created by the...
This media art installation is inspired by photomontage and datamoshing, the intentional distortion of media for aesthetic means.
This exhibition represents a connection the Chinese Painting class built between the West and East.
This solo exhibition by Tibetan-born, British artist Gonkar Gyatso illuminates his practice of interweaving traditional Buddhist iconography with the detritus of pop culture.
A solo exhibition by SCAD professor and photography chair Rebecca Nolan, this body of work focuses on elements of the bypassed areas of rural America from coast to coast.
American photographer Francesca Woodman’s photograph "Self-portrait Talking To Vince" serves as this exhibition's focal point, presented alongside seven SCAD artists’ pieces.
Abrie Fourie explores the familiar and intimate zones of home with the same interest and curiosity as he does the unknown.
The exhibition will comprise Wendy White works that highlight her ability to distill text-based symbology into both complex palimpsests and hybrid constructs.
This sales exhibition includes original pieces in a variety of media by SCAD students, professors, alumni and staff.
This exhibition explores the intricacies of the object as an element of social dominance and personal significance.