‘I decided to take one item or several items from each place that I enjoy, that I could see myself having that same party with myself and others’
Rachael Flora
Deep Center unveils first policy brief
Deep Center on Tuesday unveiled its first policy briefing for a more equitable Savannah. The brief was written by executive director Dare Dukes, community engagement coordinator Raphael Eissa, director of […]
5 Questions with Robin Maaya
Intended to be her coming-out story, “Moulting” is also Maaya’s way of working through a difficult repressed memory from her childhood.
Eleven artists, eleven lives
Each artist has chosen a person to directly benefit from their sales; beneficiaries range from an anonymous homeless man to a lifelong youth advocate
One bike, two people, 100 miles
When it’s all said and done, this new performance space will be a huge deal for Front Porch Improv—and our community
5 Questions with Vanessa Platacis
Platacis is the first woman to be commissioned for such a project
Savannah Art Association celebrates Forrest Gump’s 25th
Beginning Oct. 1 and continuing through the rest of the year, the SAA Gallery hosts a Gump-themed exhibition in its member room
Marsh magic
Truly, the book is unique in that it deftly weaves seemingly separate stories together into one
Connecting us through art
The artists came up with the title of the show first, allowing the words to direct their work
The mural of the story
Over the course of eight weeks, eight artists will create eight murals on the walls of the old Starland Dairy
Reform Georgia, Open Savannah host National Day of Civic Hacking
Darby Cox of Reform Georgia is finding that people inside the system are affected by it in ways those outside the system can’t even fathom
