Faran Riley (b.1986) exudes a sense of gentle calm and studied thoughtfulness. As a mother, it breaks my heart to learn she was in a less-than-happy relationship during all of […]
Beth Logan
Born and raised in Northern Ireland, Beth Logan had a career in healthcare HR and marketing. An artist and former gallery director, she serves on the board of nonprofit ARTS Southeast and has a passion for showcasing Savannah’s arts community, travel, oil painting, and cocktails!
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The Resiliency and the Alchemy of Ashley Flynn
The Alchemy Outpost, Ashley Flynn’s workspace and showroom in the 100 block of East 40th Street, has a comfortable, bohemian, hippy vibe: overstuffed armchairs, rugs, plants, crystals, and of course, […]
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The inimitable Bellamy Murphy
Living, as I do, in Sandfly, close to Savannah’s iconic Isle of Hope, I often visit homes where coastal-inspired artwork is incorporated, and frequently I will hear guests ask, “Is […]
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JESSICA LEIGH LEBOS: The art of telling it like it is
It seems like all eyes are on Jessica Leigh Lebos right now as she tirelessly promotes her recently-published “The Camellia Thief and Other Tales,” a second volume of “Savannah Sideways” […]
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LARISSA MILLER: Letting her presence be known
Artist, entrepreneur, and designer Larissa Miller graduated with a bachelor’s in consumer apparel and retail studies from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2015. In 2019 she founded […]
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TAMARA GARVEY: Best Local Visual Artist
BEST LOCAL VISUAL ARTIST TAMARA GARVEY I meet Tamara Garvey in her sunny, whitewashed brick City Market studio, directly above Vinnie Van GoGo’s. After three years of working full-time from […]
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JENNIFER MACK WATKINS: Creating a future without limitations for children of the sun
A native of Goose Creek, SC, Jennifer Mack-Watkins (b.1979) acclaimed printmaker and illustrator, recognized at an early age that her education was limited, and wanting to learn more about her […]
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WATER AND STORIES: Nancey B. Price
It only seems fitting that collage artist and storyteller Nancey B. Price (b. 1992) moved into the ON::View Residency space at Bull Street’s ARTS Southeast on the wettest day of […]
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DISTURBINGLY BEAUTIFUL: New Photographs by Claire Barrett
A native of Liverpool, England, fresh-faced Claire Barrett has a headful of Pre-Raphaelite curls, a strong Scouse accent, a quick wit, and a surprisingly raucous laugh. A bundle of creative […]
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THE CIRCUS IS IN TOWN: Marcus Kenney’s portrayal of ‘Desolation Row’
Possibly influenced by Jack Kerouac’s “Desolation Angels” and John Steinbeck’s “Cannery Row,” Bob Dylan’s 1965 song “Desolation Row” features a surreal parade of Fellini-esque characters and vignettes that suggest the […]
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REBECCA BRAZIEL: Restored and Replenished by Nature
A petite and vibrant mother of four who barely looks older than her 17-year-old daughter, multimedia artist Rebecca Braziel grew up in Waltourville, a teeny community outside of Hinesville. Despite […]
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The Creative Household
On her website (stefanienewman.com) painter Stefanie Hope Newman writes about growing up in Chicago “where she fell under the spell of the Cubs and the Art Institute. If the generally […]