Zora J Murff, From Exceptionalism as a belief system for erasing oneself, 2020. Artwork courtesy of the artist. Commissioned by USFCAM.
The Neighbors: Slide Shows for America
August 24 - November 25, 2020
USF Contemporary Art Museum + Online
ONLINE EXHIBITION
Exhibition Home // Essay by Lisa J. Sutcliffe
Widline Cadet // Guy Greenberg // Curran Hatleberg // Kathya Maria Landeros // Zora J Murff
Curated by Christian Viveros-Fauné, and organized by USF Contemporary Art Museum.
Made possible by Major Sponsor the Stanton Storer Embrace the Arts Foundation, and by grants from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and the Florida Department of State.
Zora J Murff lives and works in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where he serves as Assistant Professor of Art at the University of Arkansas. A distinguished voice in photography dealing with the complex intersections of race and American society, he has long combined his experience with social work (he worked briefly with incarcerated youth) and his art to explore the fraught connections between visibility and powerful social systems.
Artist website: zora-murff.com
Artist Instagram: @zorajmurff
SLIDE SHOW INSTALLATION VIDEO
Zora J Murff, Exceptionalism as a belief system for erasing oneself, 2020. Artwork courtesy of the artist. Commissioned by USFCAM.
SELECTED STILLS
Zora J Murff, From Exceptionalism as a belief system for erasing oneself, 2020. Artwork courtesy of the artist. Commissioned by USFCAM.
Zora J Murff, From Exceptionalism as a belief system for erasing oneself, 2020. Artwork courtesy of the artist. Commissioned by USFCAM.
Zora J Murff, From Exceptionalism as a belief system for erasing oneself, 2020. Artwork courtesy of the artist. Commissioned by USFCAM.
Zora J Murff, From Exceptionalism as a belief system for erasing oneself, 2020. Artwork courtesy of the artist. Commissioned by USFCAM.
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