Mississippi Arts Hour | Noah Saterstrom
Soul Sessions Podcast: Noah Saterstrom/What Became of Doctor Smith
https://www.youtube.com/live/8aECkf5V-RQ?si=U71bHeI–M3nFcdK
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
History is Lunch Series
A Mystery Solved And A Life Recreated At Mississippi Museum Of Artforbes.com
Forbes | By Chadd Scott
Person of the Day | Noah Saterstrom Uncovers, Illustrates Great-Grandfather’s Long-Lost History
Mississippi Free Press
Person of the Day | Noah Saterstrom Uncovers, Illistrates Great-Grandfather’s Long-Lost History
By: Sherry Lucas
A Mississippi Exhibition Takes on an Provocative Topic
The New York Times, April 2024
Exhibition: What Became of Dr. Smith
Mississippi Museum of Art
April 20-September 22, 2024
Book: What Became of Dr. Smith
by Noah Saterstrom
edited by Megan Hines
foreword by Betsy Bradley
paperback : 9781887422246
96 pages, 139 full-color images, April 2024
University Press of Mississippi
Old Crow Medicine Show
Album Cover, 2023
“Jubilee”
The Savvy Painter Podcast, Episode 308 – March 2024
A conversation with Noah Saterstrom and Antrese Wood
THE DUTCH HOUSE by Ann Patchett
Cover painting by Noah Saterstrom
Harper Collins, 2019
“A Fictional Portrait Brought to Life“, by JS Marcus
Wall Street Journal, 2020
Mississippi Today, August 2019
“Noah Saterstrom celebrates Mississippi Storytellers with narrative portraits”, by Sereena Henderson
CENTER FOR ARTS AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
Symposium, Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, MS, “Bringing Forward the Past: Art, Identity, and the American South”, McArthur Binion & Noah Saterstrom, moderated by Lizzy Abston, Feb 2018
NASHVILLE ARTS
“Two Converging Paths Into History”, by Jochen Wierich.
click HERE to read the full article (p.58-63).
Feb 2017
WHITE AVENUE STUDIO DISCUSSION
Moderated by Jochen Weirich. A discussion about race and art history in relation to Noah Saterstrom’s “Shubuta and Other Stories” and Sam Dunson’s companion piece “Antebellum”.
Presentation slides | Exhibition images
Feb 2017
THE TENNESSEAN
“Painters Exchange ‘Visual Dialogue’ on Slavery at Julia Martin Gallery”, by Melinda Baker
Feb 2017
NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT Op-Ed
by Noah Saterstrom
Natchez Bluff Frieze, 28′ work on paper
Historic Natchez Foundation
Jan 2016
Conversation with Timothy Hyman and Noah Saterstrom
Trickhouse.org
2013