Luckily for us all, this week is jam-packed with craft fairs, gallery open houses, craft-making sessions and even more
Rachael Flora
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HAZA does Basel
HAZA is showing work during Art Basel Miami, which is no small feat
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Savannah’s inaugural Burlesque Festival takes the stage
The festival, already international in its first year, has been in the works since co-producers Rebel Belle and Rita D’LaVane founded the Savannah Sweet Tease Burlesque Revue five years ago
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Step into Christmas
The popular event consistently sells out, says Melinda Allen, president of the DNA
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Rebecca Slivinsky’s ‘Eradication’
WHEN Rebecca Slivinsky shaved her head almost two years ago, she didn’t realize how it would impact her work. She shaved it in solidarity with her mother, who underwent chemo […]
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Bert John lights it up
John works from a photograph of the landscape, blocks off each part, and paints each section
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At attention
The artists explore themes of reflection, both inwards and outwards
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Maggie Roth draws the line
‘I really liked it because it was challenging and because everyone received it well. No one was doing it around me. It was nice to really challenge myself’
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She. Hustles. celebrates women getting it done
“I think of She. Hustles. as an evening of business leaders and entrepreneurs who happen to be women who are kicking ass and taking names.”
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Owens-Thomas House tells the untold stories
As part of Telfair Museums’ Slavery and Freedom in Savannah project, the home reveals its new interpretive exhibitions on Nov. 17
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Riding to Victory
Now in its second year, the exhibition of over 30 vintage bikes goes down this weekend at Service Brewing