Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
The SCAD exhibitions department presents recent works by the Brooklyn-based artist Ridley Howard in conversation with a pioneer of 20th-century Modernism, Josef Albers.
"To draw with light" features three related sequences of atmospheric, minimalist images, which have never been shown together.
This exhibition is held in conjunction with the 2013 National Biennial Foundations in Art: Theory and Education (FATE) Conference.
This exhibition offers haunting portraits and landscapes as well as repeated motifs such as masks, hands and religious iconography that recall a Southern Gothic style.
This juried exhibition features painting, photography, drawing, jewelry, animation and mixed media works by SCAD international students hailing from more than 20 countries.
This Dutch-born designer is acclaimed for his "Lathe" series of chairs, tables and lamps named so for the rotating effect of their design.
This multichannel video installation features avid Italian Madonna fans performing their way through Madonna’s "Immaculate Collection" album.
Provocative and playful, Jiha Moon’s collaged compositions embrace "all kinds of everything," from painted landscapes sprinkled with stickers to glittery pop culture emblems.
This exhibition explores notions about the artist’s home country of Pakistan and the Muslim world at large, seen through the eyes of the West.
In "Mótus," SCAD alumnus Jason Hackenwerth (M.F.A., painting, 2011) creates billowing caves of ultra lightweight plastic that resonate with a fog-like glow and illuminate as they...