For an artist, inspiration can strike anywhere. For David Scanavino, it was a trip back to his alma mater, Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. He graduated two years before the 1999 massacre and visited the campus after the tragedy to reconnect with his old stomping grounds.

“They had recharged the floors and other things to change the psychology of the rooms,” said Scanavino. “I was immediately aware of the changes, that they meant to show that good things would start. I began making work from an institutional environment, which we all participate in but we ignore.” Read More