Kayla Goggin

‘When we feel alone, art connects us’

Art Beat columnist offers words of wisdom in an uncertain time

• By Kayla Goggin

Telfair Art Fair fills the square with beauty

Eighty-five artists take part in juried show under the moss

• By Kayla Goggin
"The Art Fair is a celebration of creativity and community"
• Tags: Art Beat of Savannah, Telfair Art Fair, Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences

The Roving Listeners are coming!

Listening with intention is the goal of neighborhood and community-building effort

• By Kayla Goggin

‘Complex Uncertainties’ exhibit signals changing tide at Jepson

Perhaps most exciting is the fact that several of the artists whose work is up for exhibition are still living today

• By Kayla Goggin
• Tags: Art Beat of Savannah, Telfair Museums, Ed Ruscha, Elaine De Kooning, Nick Cave, Louise Nevelson, Ethel Schwabacher, Willie Cole, Jepson Center for the Arts

Pain, passion, joy, struggle

Savannah artist William Pleasant Jr. highlighted at National Museum of African American History and Culture

• By Kayla Goggin
• Tags: Art Beat of Savannah, Smithsonian Institute, National Museum of African American History and Culture, William Pleasant Jr., Cultural Expressions

College Student Guide: Getting involved in the local art scene

Our resident art columnist gives her sage advice

• By Kayla Goggin
Discovering Savannah’s art offerings online is great, but you owe it to yourself to see them in person too
• Tags: College Student Guide, College Student Guide

Saltwater Gestalt

Maritime-themed large-scale installation at Ships of the Sea is a rare experience

• By Kayla Goggin

Savannah Artist Collective: Expanding access

Group focuses on keeping the playing field level for emerging artists

• By Kayla Goggin

‘Life: Rooted’ makes roadkill beautiful

Exhibit offers differing perspectives on the nature of decay

• By Kayla Goggin
In this case, the unexpected pairing has allowed for an interesting dynamic: one in which both artists have chosen to allow their large bodies of work to breathe separately
• Tags: Art Beat of Savannah, Life: Rooted, Jeremiah Jossim, Claudia Furlow, City of Savannah Department of Cultural Affairs

Robert Morris’s tidal vision

Exhibit at Ships of the Sea takes you on a maritime journey

• By Kayla Goggin
• Tags: Art Beat of Savannah, Ships of The Sea Museum

Trading paintbrush for paper

• By Kayla Goggin
Though vastly different in their respective styles, the three artists represent a shift in Location Gallery's typical fare from traditional paintings to non-traditional works.

• Tags: Art Beat of Savannah, Location Gallery

Lisa D. Watson: Spanning The Gap

The drive to rename the Talmadge Bridge includes the work of two dozen artists

• By Kayla Goggin
Savannah has no need to continue to memorialize Eugene Talmadge’s thoroughly disgusting, unapologetic legacy of hatred, social injustice and racism
• Tags: Art Beat of Savannah, Oglethorpe Gallery, Lisa D. Watson