In the heyday of the last wave of feminism in the U.S. and Western Europe, women began to despise what they saw as their limited role in the home.  They […]

Julio Garcia’s New Orleans series in this exhibition was previously shown as “The Trouble With Building Here” at Atwell’s Art & Frame, and I reviewed it at length in this […]

Last year when the Jepson Center opened, I made a comment in my review that it would be a challenge to find an art that would not be upstaged by […]

New work by Monica Lynn James

In our era of mass production, the unique, handcrafted object loses its use value as a utensil or a piece of furniture and is raised to priceless fine art status, […]

Outsider Artists@Hurn Museum of Contemporary Folk Art

Our resident art critic reviews Savannah’s newest museum

In “Portrait of the Self; Exodus of the Spirit…and within us exile resides”, Wendell Smith represents his face on an irregular shaped piece of canvas mounted on chicken wire with […]

Through March 8@Pinnacle Gallery

Through Feb. 28 at The Hurn Museum

It is possible, if you park your car and decide to do the u

In all figurative visual imagery, whether painting, photography or film, there are generally two ways in which the viewer interacts with the represented. In one, the subjects perform their narratives […]