Archiving Human Histories: Caryl Burtner's Collection of Hair
Infringe is a London-based magazine "dedicated to the hairdressers and barbers who use hair as a medium to work their craft; the photographers and filmmakers who capture hair culture across the globe; and the artists and activists who challenge the perception of hair, and its role in shaping our identity."
"The collection appeals to both the voyeur and the anthropologist in each of us."
Anderson Gallery: 45 Years of Art on the Edge
Ashley Kistler, Editor and Project Director
Designed by Scout Design
Published by VCUarts, Richmond, 2016
Folios by Caryl Burtner, Jasmine Calvert, Hope Ginsburg, Michael Lease, Jalinoski and Matt Spahr
"Those of you who had the good fortune to be part of the legend will have fond memories of the Anderson Gallery's amazing scene."
- Joseph H. Seipel, Dean of VCUarts.
Between the Covers: Altered Books in Contemporary Art
ARTISTS: Noriko Ambe, John Kirchner, Maria Anasazi, Lisa Kokin, Doug Beube, Carole P Kunstadt, Caryl Burtner, Guy Laramee, Long-Bin Chen, Susan Lenz, Byron Clerck, Corwin Levi, Brent Crothers, So Yoon Lym, Brian Dettmer, Scott McCarney, Jessica Drenk, Pamela Paulsrud, Shiela Hale, Buzz Spector, Lisa Hill, Robert The Jeffrey Kent, Maika'i Tubbs
Missing Richmond: Caryl Burtner's Exhibit at UR Downtown
Artist Caryl Burtner, an inveterate collector of quotidian objects, here brings us in “Missing Richmond” views of the city and its environs that some newcomers may have never seen.
