The University Art Gallery is closed for the academic break, and will reopen August 23.
The first exhibition of the season will be Woven Wind, created by Vesna Pavlović (coordinating artist), Courtney Adair-Johnson and Marlos E’van (oral histories project), Mélisande Short-Colomb (descendants facilitation), Rod McGaha (sound), Jan Hillegas (genealogist), and Woody Register (historian).
Woven Wind deploys photography and video, sculptural installation, music, genealogical research, oral histories, and ceramics workshops to read past Sewanee’s Lovell-Quitman family archive. It does so in order to amplify the voices of the enslaved and their descendants, and it does so so that we might remember together, and work towards community and healing in the present.
To see the full upcoming season, click the link below.