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#art912: re-cor-dare: Sauda Mitchell Virtual Opening Lecture

April 15, 2021 at 6pm Zoom
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Telfair Museums presents a virtual opening lecture of #art912 re-cor-dare with Sauda Mitchell.

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re-core-dare is a solo #art912 exhibition of Savannah-based artist Sauda Mitchell (American, B. 1981). The exhibition explores aspects of the black experience through visual responses to archival collection materials. Using archival research, printmaking, and QR code technology, the works on view will trace the veins of history into the present day and restore the emotional pull of memories after the passage of time.

This exhibition is organized by Telfair Museums and curated by Erin Dunn, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art.

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Re-Cor-Dare: Sauda Mitchell

 Jepson Center
Re-Cor-Dare is a solo #art912 exhibition of Savannah-based artist Sauda Mitchell (American, b. 1981). Mitchell’s prints, paintings, and artist books serve as compelling visual responses to her sustained engagement with archival collection materials. In researching personal papers, photographs, artifacts, and curated digital collections, her work explores thematic topics of study relating to the Black experience. Utilizing QR codes, selected works link to digitized collection materials focusing on their ability as teaching tools recalling stories embedded within the African American collective memory.
exhibition

Re-Cor-Dare: Sauda Mitchell

 Jepson Center
Re-Cor-Dare is a solo #art912 exhibition of Savannah-based artist Sauda Mitchell (American, b. 1981). Mitchell’s prints, paintings, and artist books serve as compelling visual responses to her sustained engagement with archival collection materials. In researching personal papers, photographs, artifacts, and curated digital collections, her work explores thematic topics of study relating to the Black experience. Utilizing QR codes, selected works link to digitized collection materials focusing on their ability as teaching tools recalling stories embedded within the African American collective memory.
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