Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
"Little Black Dress," organized by the SCAD Museum of Art and curated by André Leon Talley, SCAD trustee, Numéro Russia editor-at-large...
Adam Cvijanovic has created a surrealistic representation of an extruded "old Savannah" house.
"Alexander Ink" is the annual juried printmaking exhibition that features outstanding prints from students studying at SCAD.
Alison Batley muses on the theme of self-discovery through a transcendent journey.
"Passages" features a selection of embroidery paintings and large-scale drawings on paper by artist Jessica Rankin.
SCAD professor of architecture Hsu-Jen Huang reveals his poetic experience in striking images that portray Tibetan lives and culture, architecture and humanity.
Provocative and playful, Jiha Moon’s collaged compositions embrace "all kinds of everything," from painted landscapes sprinkled with stickers to glittery pop culture emblems.
The SCAD exhibitions department invites SCAD students, professors, staff and alumni to submit entries for the 2013 summer sales exhibition "Snapshots." "Snapshots" seeks works by...
Faircloth explores a unique character, the Diminished Man, who serves as an icon and mythological metaphor of sadness, heartbreak, the inability to perform and inadequacy.
Daniel Brookman examines architectonic forms that project meaning in everyday life.