If you’re an art nerd like me,  you get pretty excited when there’s a new art gallery in town. I learned about Ology Gallery (located, in all places, in the […]

Kevin Kirkwood’s website (kevinwillpaint.com) describes the recent SCAD MFA graduate as a “multi-disciplined designer based in Savannah, GA” whose “current studio practice dances between small-scale conceptual installations and making acrylic […]

Joan Mazzeo, energetic, spunky, and wiry, meets me in her Avondale home to discuss her ceramics. I had seen (and purchased) some of her pieces at October’s Isle of Hope […]

Robin Clark has a passion for breathing new life into overlooked and forgotten images from the past, and in an issue dedicated to fresh beginnings, it seemed appropriate to meet […]

Red-headed Tegan Miller looks striking in her 50’s-vibe magenta dress and bedazzled cat-eye glasses. But what makes that makes this vibrant young woman truly striking is her passion and empathy for others! […]

When you buy a piece of art, you buy a gift that keeps on giving pleasure for years to come. In my former career, I managed a little art gallery […]

This time last year, I wrote a rather depressing column about the sad state of affairs for Savannah’s art galleries. Many were closing, and there wasn’t (and this part hasn’t […]

Jim Cone (b.1951) likens himself to the nursery rhyme character Humpty Dumpty, an egg so badly broken that “all the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put Humpty […]

SLAM, the Savannah Local Artists Market spearheaded by the energetic and positive Charlie Ellis (see my 2021 column), will be held on Saturday, November 11 in the ballfield behind the […]

Spicy, confrontational, insightful, and irreverently funny, Jerry Saltz, the infamous Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic for “New York Magazine” is coming to Savannah on Thursday, Nov. 9. Saltz’s talk, entitled ‘The Art […]