Chroma Gallery 5th Anniversary — Show opens to the public with an artist reception on Friday, Sept. 29, from 5-8 p.m. On hand will be the founding artists, Lori Keith […]
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Featured Review: All the King’s Men
ALL THE KING’S MEN An adaptation of Robert Penn Warren’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, the solid 1949 movie version of All the King’s Men has found its standing diminished over the […]
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THE BLACK DAHLIA Until it derails while heading into its final turn, The Black Dahlia represents Brian De Palma’s most assured moviemaking in at least a decade, a glorious and […]
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Review: Last Kiss
THE LAST KISS A major award winner both at Sundance and in its Italian homeland, 2001’s The Last Kiss (L’Ultimo Bacio) tackles the topic of relationships in such a straightforward […]
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THE WICKER MAN The 1973 cult offering The Wicker Man is one of those compelling “mood pieces” that could only have emerged from the early 70s. Like other fine works […]
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Theatre preview: Rent
Since its Broadway premiere in 1996, the musical Rent has become a somewhat unlikely cult and box office phenomenon. Considered groundbreaking when it first hit the scene, this gritty yet […]
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Art Patrol
‘In the Mix Act III’ – A collaborative graffiti performance celebrating the art of street culture. Five graffiti artists paint live on five individual panels. After 20 minutes they switch […]
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Theatre review: Marie & Bruce
The new Ark Theatre on Louisville Road, and by extension the Savannah Actors Theatre which first gave life to it, is a most welcome and overdue addition to the Savannah […]
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Art Patrol
SCAD Gallery Hop — Friday, Sept. 15, 5-7 p.m. This month’s gallery hop includes “Etchings of Rembrandt” at Red Gallery; “Han” by Jay Song at Pinnacle Gallery; “Drawn to Dance” […]
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Featured Review: Wicker Man
THE WICKER MAN The 1973 cult offering The Wicker Man is one of those compelling “mood pieces” that could only have emerged from the early 70s. Like other fine works […]
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Hollywood Land Before Christopher Reeve and Brandon Routh, there was George Reeves. Kirk Alyn may have originated the role of Superman on screen in a pair of 1940s serials, but […]
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The Art Behind the Art
A Closer Look At SCAD’s Rembrandt Exhibit