‘We sort of geared the conference towards the audiences we’re looking to address: families and caregivers and educators’
Rachael Flora
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5 Questions with Le’Andra LeSeur
In her work, LeSeur explores black identity, particularly through the lens of racial trauma
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Savannah Stopover: Lucy Dacus
It’s an artist’s sweet spot, and she comes to Savannah Stopover at a swell of success
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Third annual ‘SIP: A Ceramic Cup Show’ kicks off this weekend
HOW MUCH consideration do you give to your drinking vessel? The Savannah Clay Community believes it should be a lot. They celebrate the versatility, beauty, and function of the cup […]
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Feelin’ deFINE
2019 is a big year for SCAD. It’s the university’s 40th anniversary as well as the 10th anniversary of one of its signature events, deFINE ART. The highly anticipated event […]
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Seeing Green (New Deal)
‘Here’s the number that’s really the killer,’ says Grainey. ‘70% report in the survey that they never talk about global warming’
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5 Questions with Zara Bell
Her latest body of work explores relationships of all stripes, whether interpersonal or interdimensional
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Talkin’ about my Generation Loss
‘We’ve all played with other people, but this has been such a part of our lives that it’s kind of weird to imagine not playing with each other’
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Cult of positivity
‘I’ve been doing a lot with how people handle grief and how it affects your mental health’
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5 Questions with Elizabeth Winnel
Winnel’s body of work primarily consists of lips, sometimes posed slightly open, sometimes biting flowers
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Lanes of Savannah: The artistic path less traveled
‘Between’ fits in perfectly with the Davenport House’s new initiative to tell the story of Savannah’s lanes