“A distinctly American cacophony” is among the colorful descriptors introducing the Atlanta debut solo exhibition for the multimedia artist Navin Norling at Johnson Lowe Gallery through September 9.
“Navin Norling: Dirty Legacy” gathers sculptural installations and paintings by an artist who expresses his journey through Americana with found objects, bricolage, remixed signage and typography, and a rich blend of high-impact imagery.
In this interview, the artist joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes to talk more about the works of “Dirty Legacy.”
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