Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
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.
These hauntingly beautiful drawings evoke rich interpretations as we find ourselves ever more distanced from the natural world.
Regina Silveira engages the layered graphics of car tire tracks to resemble octopus tentacles reaching the length of the gallery.
The insertion of man-made elements into images articulates Mark Dorf’s broader interest in the human encroachment on the natural environment.
The paintings invite a dialogue between the corporeal body we inhabit and the soul that inhabits us.
A rising star in the contemporary art world, Angel Otero is known for his process-based approach to painting.
"Francisco Costa for Calvin Klein Collection" draws from an ongoing, globally driven conversation on feminine beauty, form, fabric, color and sensuality.
This exhibition highlights Chakaia Booker’s focused explorations of the metaphorical associations and formal manipulations of the rubber tire.