Two very different, yet equally intriguing artists will be showcased at the opening of a new show at Iocovozzi Fine Art on Friday, March 19. The first artist, a painter […]
Arts, Entertainment & Film
Arts and culture news, reviews and event listings for Savannah, Georgia.
Remember Me, Green Zone
REMEMBER ME * I’m not saying it’s impossible for the surprise ending of Remember Me to work (not to worry; no spoilers here); however, it needs to be attached to […]
Exhibits & openings this week
Africanology Realities in American Worlds – An exhibition of large-scaled, multi-media paintings and installations by Amiri Geuka Farris. Artist talk and opening reception: 2/12, 6-8pm. SSU Social Sciences Building Gallery, […]
What’s Next: Sheddfest
Last June the astonishingly cool electric blues band Hill Country Revue played the Live Wire, but they did it without founder, drummer and vocalist Cody Dickinson, who’d had a family […]
An Irish spring fling
This year’s 19th annual Tara Feis event, held Saturday, March 13, is sponsored by the City of Savannah Department of Cultural Affairs. It was “originally started because the community felt […]
Shooting for a comeback
As the fond memories of our brush with celebrity during last summer’s shoots for The Last Song and The Conspirator begin to fade, the state and the greater Savannah area […]
Alice in Wonderland, Brooklyn’s Finest
ALICE IN WONDERLAND **1/2 Here’s the problem with the vast majority of movies based on Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel, Through the Looking-Glass: They’re too tame, […]
Exhibits & openings
Africanology Realities in American Worlds – An exhibition of large-scaled, multi-media paintings and installations by Amiri Geuka Farris. Artist talk and opening reception: 2/12, 6-8pm. SSU Social Sciences Building Gallery […]
What’s Next: ‘The Last Song’ and Tybee Island
The big media machine that is Walt Disney Pictures is gearing up for The Last Song, which now has an official opening date – March 31, the Wednesday before the […]
People & ‘Pirates’
Author Jonathan Raab has published four works of historical fiction, including Rosa and Shadow and Light. It’s a tough row to hoe, combining real people and events (successfully) with elements […]
From Shirley with luv
In order to become the title character in Shirley Valentine, Grace Diaz Tootle had to memorize 55 pages of dialogue.That’s because it’s a one–woman show. She’s the only person onstage, […]
The joy of shorts
For all his business acumen and professional savvy, Black Maria Film & Video Festival founder John Columbus thinks like an artist. “Films are like dreams,” he says. I kind of […]
