IN THE art community there is one holiday tradition that will forever remain sacred: small work shows and pop up shops. Art and commerce cozy up every winter and this […]
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Telfair Art Fair is a chance to shine
“I REALLY HOPE I get it done. I’m not sure I will, but I’m going to try,” local artist, Isaac McCaslin says, looking at his large unfinished painting. The richly […]
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Praying for ATL with the Loss Cat
IF THE NAME R. LAND doesn’t sound familiar, perhaps the Atlanta-based artist’s “Loss Cat” poster might ring a bell. Speckles the “Loss Cat” is pictured above a painfully funny handwritten […]
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The truth about Le Snoot
THREE YEARS ago, Logan McDonald had an idea that to him seemed simple and logical. “I was seeing that there were more and more students outside of fine art that […]
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Art mag from SCAD grads is making waves
Aint-Bad examines the South from a contemporary perspective while addressing the region’s history
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Art Marches to Art Fairs
Ready, set go! As an arts enthusiast and writer in Savannah, that’s the mindset I have as I wave goodbye to August and hop into the depths of September. From […]
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Enterprising art
Veiled Horizons: New Work by Cheralynn Johnston and William Ruller Exhibition Dates: Sept 5-Oct 3, 2014 Opening Reception: Friday, Sept. 5, 6-9:30 pm Artist Reception: Friday, Oct. 3, 6-9:30 pm […]
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A ‘Deep River’ to freedom
HISTORY, especially in Savannah, is immediately visible and intrinsically hidden. Historical architecture and styling paints a scene across time, yet those signifiers distance us from the human realities we share […]
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Growing public art locally
Savannah is witnessing the creation of a once unimaginable number of public works
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Of mentors and magic
We were an amazing team. Nothing was impossible with each other’s energy fueling our endeavors. We laughed, we fought, but mostly, we did.
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Surreal icons and public bathrooms
In past performance pieces, Hoshor turned the everyday on its head and used costumes to personify archetypes.
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The art of freedom
‘I’m inspired by the movement and the energy. I explore different forms of expression and communication,’ says Crawford. His work not only captures the spirit of the expressions, but the power of the performers.