After an international career of installing massive sculptures in public spaces, he’s displaying an exhibition of works small enough to fit in your living room.
Jessica Leigh Lebos
Community Editor Jessica Leigh Lebos has been writing about interesting people, vexing issues and anything involving free food for more than 20 years. She introduces herself at cocktail parties as southern by marriage.
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Communicate in full color with Inky Brittany
Using a technique known as graphic facilitation, Curry turns the documentation of the discussions and brainstorms into an active flurry of color and style.
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The PULSE Effect
SAVANNAH MAY be famous for its historic preservation of the past, but for the past 11 years, it’s served as the cutting edge between art and technology. It makes sense […]
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The end of the world with Jane
MAYBE IT wasn’t the best idea to go looking for comfort on the darkest day of a very dark year from another misanthrope. “It’s cold and miserable and I want […]
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Year in Review: Top Ten from Savannah news & politics
LET’S GET this out of the way: This is a roundup of the top 10 local news and politics stories from 2016. So Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton aren’t listed […]
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Alexandro Santana: Breaking the codes
Employing the artist’s latest skill acquisition of videography and filmmaking, the work is explicit in its intention and more demanding in its intellect, questioning the meaning of art, identity and reality itself.
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The joy of giving
The lovely folks of the charity collective Joined in Giving definitely aren’t looking for any glory, but I don’t think they’ll be docked points on the virtue scale if I tell you about them.
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Everything is illuminated
ILLUMINATED front yards and flashing storefronts are ubiquitous this season, but one light show is outshining even the most extreme holiday display. “Intersection” wasn’t conceived as yuletide-themed, but it’s a […]
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‘Tis the season for labor organizing
WITH THE holiday shopping season in full effect, let’s take a moment to remember how those gifts and goods get to the shelves. It may come as a shock, but […]
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A tale of two cities, continued…
As I climbed up and down the Stone Stairs of Death and kicked around the cobblestones this week, Savannah’s polarities have never seemed starker.
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Unsurprisingly, Savannah meets hate with love
‘Savannah is a melting pot. So many cultures, so many religions, people stand up for each other,’ muses Rose Salameh.
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The Hidden Hand Society reveals Savannah makers
SAVVY SHOPPERS know that local is the way to go this holiday season, and the Starland District’s newest boutique wants to help stuff every stocking with something special. Operating from […]