SAVANNAH mainstay Moon River celebrates twenty years on April 10. Since 1999, John Pinkerton and Gene Beeco have been brewing some of Savannah’s favorite beers and serving great food in […]
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5 Questions with Monica Cioppettini
The SCAD grad student even has a jewelry guy who sets her up with bulk bags of pieces
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5 Questions with Stephanie Forbes
‘My dreams mixed with art is what got me to figure myself out’
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Tracing her Lineage
AFTER graduating from SCAD in 2011, fibers artist Anya Mitchell volunteered at the Bahai World Centre in Israel. “It was so fascinating and amazing,” Mitchell recalls. “I felt like I […]
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Taking back the night
Take Back the Night was created to help women feel safer in their environments
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Marching to Flannery’s beat
Now in its seventh year, the Flannery O’Connor Birthday Parade and Street is a beloved Savannah tradition full of community love and support
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Women in the kitchen: Filmmaker shines spotlight on women in the restaurant biz
It was Val who inspired James to create the film “A Fine Line.” The documentary follows female chefs and restaurateurs, including Savannah’s own Mashama Bailey of The Grey
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5 Questions with Nicolette Cramer
“One of my favorite things someone said to me was, ‘I love watching you watch people.'”
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A world united
Nineteen stainless steel figures, suspended by wires, are comprised of letters from eight different alphabets
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Fort Pulaski hosts first art exhibition
All told, 16 Georgia schools contributed art for this exhibition, and over 600 pieces of art were created
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Painting with wood
However, for a recent auction outside Atlanta, Lovell was able to make the trip. There, she found her new obsession: Herbert Albin’s marquetry collection
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Back to her roots
A Miami native, Aguirre was inspired by the mangroves of South Florida