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5 Questions with Tate Ellington

5 Questions with Tate Ellington

She layers watercolors over each other and adds ink to create a style that’s all her own

By Rachael Flora Jul 17, 2019

Visual Arts

 

Capucine Gros' centering

Capucine Gros' centering

SCAD alum’s thought-provoking exhibition now on display
Artist Capucine Gros takes on huge projects of enumerating the presence of individuals to make a statement about our global community

By Rachael Flora Jul 17, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

Faith, family and food

Faith, family and food

Statesboro Herald food writer and ‘Food Network Star’ finalist Rebekah Faulk Lingenfelser debuts memoir
IN Southern culture, sharing a meal is the pinnacle of community. From family-style meals at a long table to generational recipes scrawled on scrap paper, food binds us to our culture.

By Rachael Flora Jul 17, 2019

Books

Serving up Mystery Meat

Serving up Mystery Meat

Hip-hop sketch comedy show comes to Savannah
Their show is a blend of a hip-hop concert and a sketch show, and the audience is sure to be entertained

By Rachael Flora Jul 17, 2019

Culture

Golden Girls drag parody comes to Tybee Post Theater

Golden Girls drag parody comes to Tybee Post Theater

'The story is that the four girls are having flashback moments, and they flashback to different iconic scenes. We parody them and camp it up.'

By Sean Kelly Jul 17, 2019

Theatre

Hen House takes roost

Hen House takes roost

Arts incubator space has exciting potential
'The complete impetus was to give our friends opportunities to show, and then organically it starts to grow from there'

By Rachael Flora Jul 10, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

5 Questions with Lara Neece

5 Questions with Lara Neece

'I've always been creative, but I hadn't really gotten too deep into fine art. I took some drawing and painting classes and fell in love.'

By Rachael Flora Jul 10, 2019

Visual Arts

5 Questions with Honor Bowman Hall

5 Questions with Honor Bowman Hall

Her art changes with each city she paints in, creating a body of work that’s constantly changing

By Rachael Flora Jul 2, 2019

Visual Arts

Eight years ain't bad

Eight years ain't bad

‘Collaborations’ is a joint effort between Laney Contemporary, Aint-Bad Magazine
Aint-Bad Issue 13 had 14 curators, and they went through submissions by around 900 artists

By Rachael Flora Jul 2, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

High altitude, higher hopes

High altitude, higher hopes

Fanny Bullock Workman’s life discussed in new book
When journalist Cathryn Prince first heard of Workman, she was enamored with her story, particularly its parallels to modern-day women

By Rachael Flora Jul 2, 2019

Books

Savannah Stage shares the unique story of <i>Violet</i>

Savannah Stage shares the unique story of Violet

Star McKenna Lyons talks ahead of opening night
It’s a unique story with powerful songs, and Savannah Stage Company is bringing it to the Clyde Venue

By Sean Kelly Jul 2, 2019

Theatre

Five decades of Suzanne Jackson

Five decades of Suzanne Jackson

Jackson is fascinated by the creativity she sees flowing through generations

By Rachael Flora Jun 25, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

5 Questions with Nea Hanna

5 Questions with Nea Hanna

'I knew I was going to do art my entire life, ever since I was a child'

By Rachael Flora Jun 25, 2019

Visual Arts

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