"The Dirty South" at MCA Denver Argues for the Historical Importance of the American South and Black Culture
The Dirty South exhibition takes over the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver to showcase Black artists and the South's multilayered culture.
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The Dirty South exhibition takes over the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver to showcase Black artists and the South's multilayered culture.
Despite its lyrical presentation, the film’s lingering ideas are straightforward and sentimental, arguably even self-serving.
Arising from one man’s collection, the Ogden Museum strives to serve a broad audience while showing that Southern art is not merely regional.
If you want to know where the Dirty South starts, you have to go back almost 50 years, to a housing project apartment at 1520 Sedgwick Ave. in the Morris Heights neighborhood of the Bronx, N.Y.
With COVID-19 statistics plummeting, many of the region’s spring film festivals will gather in person for the first time since 2019.