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CM Turner
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Associate Culture Editor, C-Ville Weekly
Richmond
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Social Issues , Literature , Politics
Content
By CM Turner, Justin Humphreys| C-Ville Weekly Verified “What’s Left? What’s Right?,” an interdisciplinary exhibition of politically charged artworks by Dawn Hanson, leaves little question about where the artist stands in relation to the current presidential administration and conservative America at large. The self-proclaimed Liberal Artist carries on a long lineage of creators who have used their work as forms of resistance and protest. “Hanson’s newest works provide less-than-subtle commentary on real-world ramifications of the last election.
By CM Turner, Sarah Sargent| C-Ville Weekly Verified A new independent comic book from local artist Wil Smith and Richmond-based writer Joshua Eadie explores a dystopian near-future through a cyberpunk story packed with gritty pulp action. Southtown, self-published by Smith and Eadie with co-creators Ally Slawson and Mallorie Mize, offers a neo-noir narrative tied to capitalist critique, corporate malfeasance, and the authenticity found within marginalized communities.
By CM Turner, Justin Humphreys| C-Ville Weekly Verified “What’s Left? What’s Right?,” an interdisciplinary exhibition of politically charged artworks by Dawn Hanson, leaves little question about where the artist stands in relation to the current presidential administration and conservative America at large. The self-proclaimed Liberal Artist carries on a long lineage of creators who have used their work as forms of resistance and protest. “Hanson’s newest works provide less-than-subtle commentary on real-world ramifications of the last election.
Company Info
C-Ville Weekly
Print issues hit the stands every Wednesday morning across both Charlottesville and Albemarle County, providing local residents with a free alternative-style news source that covers one of Virginia's most historic cities.
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