‘We can’t blame everything that’s wrong in this world on men.’
Rachael Flora
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Lisa D. Watson bridges the environment
TWO YEARS AGO, Telfair’s Erin Dunn and Rachel Reese visited Lisa D. Watson’s home for one of their #art912 studio tours. They were met with a mini scale model of […]
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5 Questions with Rafael Gomes
Guo Pei is one of the most important international designers working today. Many fashion aficionados are aware of the imperial yellow cape Rihanna wore to the 2015 Met Gala, but not as aware of the designer behind it.
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Curating the curators
Triple Candie identifies as art historians, not curators, which continues their conversation of what curation really is—and what it can be
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5 Questions with Hailee Potter
“In America we forget how much we have. It’s not that France doesn’t have a lot, because they do, but things are different.”
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A year in a kennel
In October of last year, Rosenmeier began following two kennels at the Humane Society shelter and documented their personalities and painted their portraits for a full year
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Bertha Husband’s legacy
“Lost at Sea” blends Husband’s interests seamlessly. In her work, she was fascinated with the horizon and with using allegory.
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5 Questions with Katherine Sandoz
‘The paintings honor nature’s abundance, its fiery will to live and the cycles of time, weather and life apparent to us all.’
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Somewhere over the rainbow
Seven artists produced work in the seven different colors of the rainbow, focusing on the range between colors
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Geoff L. Johnson: Tripping over history
GEOFF L. JOHNSON knows his way around these parts. From attending SCAD for photography in the ‘90s to scouting locations for photo shoots, Johnson’s knowledge of the coastal Georgia region […]
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5 Questions with Michael Mahaffey
‘Savannahland has flying alligators and oversized insects, but is mostly at peace. However, I couldn’t help draw some attention to the violence because ignoring it hasn’t worked well for the city.’
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PULP Nonfiction
‘My aesthetic is anything that fascinates or offends’