Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Seydou Keïta and August Sander capture the social transformations of the 20th century through the faces of everyday people.
The works in this exhibition reflect insecurities, both physical and psychological, that everyone has experienced at one point in time.
This solo exhibition of photographs by French artist Mohamed Bourouissa is guest curated by lecturer, art critic and independent curator Simon Njami.
SCAD Atlanta in partnership with France-Atlanta presents a solo exhibition of photographs by French photographer Pierre Gonnord.
Hank Willis Thomas highlights the visual dynamics of cigarette ads aimed at African American audiences.
"Little Black Dress," curated by SCAD trustee and Vogue Contributing Editor André Leon Talley, charts the historic and contemporary significance of a singular sartorial phenomenon...
"AntiBellum" is an exhibition that presents a series of sculptural works that use iconic drug paraphernalia made from Southern heirlooms as a metaphor for consumption.
The Seen the Seen an eerie look at our past and a hopeful glance at our future. How it feels to be the mirror a coming of age tale for the common Narcissa.
This solo exhibition of photographs by French artist Mohamed Bourouissa is guest curated by lecturer, art critic and independent curator Simon Njami.