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ACP Winter Exhibit (wednesdays)
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Through Sat., Apr. 26
CRITIC’S PICK: Mo Costello: Forming sounds with my mouth to approximate something that’s like a flood, Atlanta Center for Photography - Artist and educator Mo Costello is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design (MFA, 2014); she is the recipient of recent fellowships from the University of Georgia’s Lamar Dodd School of Art (2015 - 2017) and Emory University (2017). The exhibition at ACP is described by the venue as “a song, a prayer, an incantation.” Based in Athens, Georgia, Costello’s work revolves around the maintenance of small-scale, community-supported infrastructure for the visual and performing arts, according to Photo.com. “Her practice considers the social lives of objects and the traces they leave as their uses and contexts shift and evolve.” Kevin C. Madigan
From the venue:
Mo Costello: Forming sounds with my mouth to approximate something that’s like a flood
February 6 -April 26
Wednesday-Saturday, 12-5 PM
ACP is pleased to present our first solo exhibition of 2025, Mo Costello: Forming sounds with my mouth to approximate something that’s like a flood, opening February 6, 6-9 PM. Comprising a permanent accessibility intervention in our building’s architecture alongside a small selection of new photographs, the exhibition is “a song, a prayer, an incantation,” which centers our impulse to gather through both symbolic and utilitarian forms.
ACP Winter Exhibit (wednesdays) | 03/05/2025 11:00 AM