Pike School of Art – Mississippi (PSA-MS) values collaboration, understanding, respect, inclusivity, equity, and unconventional spaces. As southwest Mississippi’s only contemporary art center, PSA-MS offers free community programming and exhibitions; artist residencies; workshops and talks; and space for art-making and discursive research. We encourage artwork and curatorial or writing projects that create articulations about the Deep South, including Mississippi and Louisiana’s history of the colonization of indigenous people. Projects about the ongoing African-American struggle to achieve full participation in American society are especially welcome.
Pike School of Art – Mississippi
Charles Edward Williams, Yellow (Freedom Riders), 2018. Oil on Mylar, 11 x 9 inches each. Courtesy the artist and The Gibbes Museum.
Sea Level Rise Architectural Intervention Institute (S.L.R.A.I.I.), 10 ft above sea level, mainstream model, 2018.
Installation view, 777 International Mall, Miami, FL. Courtesy the artist
Jason Lazarus, Phase 1 Live Archive, 2013.
Part of solo exhibition Live Archive, Installation view, Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco, CA Courtesy the artist and Contemporary Jewish Museum.
Micol Hebron,(En)Gendered (In)Equity: The Gallery Tally Poster Project, 2016. Installation view, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Los Angeles, CA. Courtesy of the artist and Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions.
See Also
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