Slide down to The Plaza Theatre this Thursday night. plazaatlanta.com/movie/plazadro…

We lift up Radcliffe Bailey, who has transitioned to the ancestors. An incredible artist, Radcliffe leaves a powerful legacy in Atlanta and the world

"These moments of fellowship are fostered by paper’s source fibers, which call back to the harbors of my practice: North Carolina peanuts, Georgia kudzu, Georgia Spanish moss, and Alabama river cane." Read "An Invitation: Ancestral Mapping" by KTM at: burnaway.org/magazine/an-in…

Burnaway is excited to announce our solo presentation of work by Atlanta-based artist, Ato Ribeiro at NADA Miami, 2023! ⁠Amina Daugherty speaks with Atlanta-based artist Ato Ribeiro (Ato Ribeiro) on his roots and current practice. ✨⁠ burnaway.org/magazine/in-co…

When weeds grow in the rubble, they beg the question: How is community fostered when society fails us? burnaway.org/magazine/ruder…

Today is #GivingTuesday. Gifts to Burnaway support all editorial and programmatic efforts to showcase the good work of our many contributors and artists from across the South. ⁠🫂 burnaway.org/support/

For Keeps Books is coming with us to Miami! Today, we revisits former editor Jasmine Amussen's deep-dive into playing anarchic games in the library and finding an archivist's fever dream on Auburn Avenue. burnaway.org/magazine/telep…

"Despite the weight and vulnerability of Mitchell’s subject matter, the artist handles it in the quietest, most serene way that leaves one feeling for the briefest moments that everything will be ok." Daniel Fuller on Tyler Mitchell at SCAD Museum of Art: burnaway.org/daily/tyler-mi…

Through humor, sober self-reflection, and the constant digestion of content, I question the fickle (terminally ill) landscape known as social identity. —Antonio Darden on his art feature JUST IS. Explore the full portfolio here: thegeorgiareview.com/posts/just-is/

We are proud to announce the release of our 5th annual print reader, 'by hook,' is now available for pre-order. 🎣 shop.burnaway.org/product/by-hoo…

We are excited to announce three new transformational Editors at Large: Amarie Cemone Gipson, Robert Alan Grand, and Natalie Willis Whylly. These additions join our editorial team as we deepens and expand our work to reflect our growing audience. burnaway.org/magazine/annou…

“People are tugging at this historical record… wanting to manipulate the history.” –Mary Reid Kelley In celebration of Burnaway's 15th Anniversary, the website will host Art21 films that feature contemporary artists with Southern ties. 📖+📺 bit.ly/3uQyBsK

For Burnaway, I wrote about the importance of including community archives from women and non-binary artists in Miami's Art History. burnaway.org/magazine/women…

“Making art, for me, is just a way to ground me, that I'm real,” says Jacolby Satterwhite. In celebration of Burnaway’s 15th Anniversary, the website will host a series of Art21 films that feature contemporary artists with Southern ties. 📖+📺 burnaway.org/magazine/the-i…

Another month, a new film from our Art21 partnership celebrating Houston, TX born Mel Chin.

Louisiana is a unique place filled with diverse cultures from various ethnic groups that are often misunderstood and misinterpreted, especially with an Americanized lens. Interested in Kouri-Vini? Read this 🔥 art museum review via Burnaway 👇🏾: burnaway.org/daily/mitoloji…

I've wanted to write this essay for a while, and I'm happy that the Burnaway editors treated it with the love and care it needed to be published. Thank you to the artists who shared their stories of grief with me. burnaway.org/magazine/artis…

“Prairie Stories: Art and Ecological Restoration on Louisiana’s Prairies,” focuses on the ecological and historical importance, cultural significance, and current state of Louisiana’s prairie regions. Read more here via Burnaway: burnaway.org/daily/prairie-… #HappyBdayLouisiana