The show’s title was inspired by an essay by Carlo Ginzberg which contains theories of knowledge that, according to Camblin’s brief statement, have “strong applications in today’s so-called post-truth world.”
ArtsATL contributor Anna Nelson-Daniel speaks with the artist about her transformation and creative process.
Editor’s Disclosure: Andrew Alexander is an arts writer who has published occasional reviews in Art Papers. — The upcoming Art Papers Auction on February 25, one of the Atlanta art scene’s most anticipated and popular annual events, marks both a return to tradition and a starting point for some big changes at the publication. The event…
The vague but promising notions of “regional mobility, transmission and connectivity” served as the ATLBNL’s framework. Which begs the question: what’s quintessentially Southern?
For a new generation, public art has always been a familiar part of Atlanta’s landscape. But it seems like many are unsure of its purpose.
The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center has announced the return of the Atlanta Biennial, which has been on hiatus since 2007. “After a nine-year slumber,” says Daniel Fuller, curator at Atlanta Contemporary, “it is a pleasure to bring the Atlanta Biennial back to light. On moving to Atlanta, this exhibition allows us to go back to our institution’s roots, while thinking about art from the South in a fresh way. This Biennial is an invitation to engage voices of the south; it is a platform to gather upon.”
Victoria Camblin, the editor and artistic director of the Atlanta-based magazine and contemporary art nonprofit ART PAPERS, has been selected as one of the five recipients of a writing fellowship from the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. Designed “to foster new discourse about arts and culture that reflects the diversity of the nation, and increase awareness of culturally…
When ART PAPERS hosts its 17th Annual Art Auction at Bobo Intriguing Objects on Saturday, February 27, partygoers will get to view and bid on 248 original works of art contributed by established and emerging talents from around the world. Victoria Camblin, editor and artistic director of the bi-monthly publication, says the cross section of…
Kibbee Gallery looks like the inside of a pink My Little Pony lunchbox on Valentine’s Day. Every surface was bedecked in pink drawings, pink paintings and Victorian pink living mummy sculpture fashion statements. A crowd of emerging Atlanta art insiders (the younger generation at least) showed up wearing their best shades of blush and ready…
ART PAPERS has received a $100,000 grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, a private foundation created from the artist’s estate following his death in 1987, whose focus is on aiding institutions that directly or indirectly support artists and their work. The unrestricted grant, which will be distributed over the course of two years,…
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