‘When you make something, you should have intentions, and not for exploitation’
Rachael Flora
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Abrir Galería opens its virtual doors, blazes new ground
Now, artists rely on online engagement to drive sales and show off their work
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Savannah Council on World Affairs continues programming online, hosts talk on Islam during Ramadan
‘I found that American masses in general, not only in the South, have this lack of knowledge about Islam’
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Ogeechee Riverkeeper keeps on keepin’ on
‘The pivot has been that we’re really trying to focus on what’s next’
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Thoughts on a strained art season
If you’ve ever wanted to support an artist, now would be the time to do it
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Ahmaud Arbery case latest in a pattern of bad behavior from Glynn County
It’s impossible to talk about the Ahmaud Arbery case without also talking about the rampant corruption in the Golden Isles
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Southern Gothic Sisters
‘I call our style pop surreal Southern Gothic narrative’
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5 Questions with Terri Harris
‘It’s a part of the human experience to be in situations where you feel small compared to something out of your control’
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5 Questions with Sophie Funck
‘It’s nice for me to have variety in what I’m making because it keeps me on my toes’
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Rooting down: Roots Up Gallery closes location, transitions to online
‘It’s a freaking miracle that it did make it six years. This one’s just taking me down now’
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A chat with CAT
Chatham Authority Transit has been riding that line (pun intended) through the pandemic, working on solutions to keep the buses rolling while also keeping passengers and employees safe