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Peter Pan flies again at Savannah Children’s Theatre

Peter Pan flies again at Savannah Children’s Theatre

The star of the upcoming production talks about taking on the iconic role
THE STORY of Peter Pan is well known by this point, after years and years of adaptations and modern interpretations. The character first appeared in creator J.M. Barrie’s 1902 novel The Little White Bird, and has since evolved to the story we know today - most notably the 1953 Disney animated film.

By Sean Kelly May 22, 2019

Theatre

 

Four female photographers present showcase at The Drawing Room

Four female photographers present showcase at The Drawing Room

Verbeeck, Castiglione, Treide, and Stanziola-Mirrop got together to talk about their work and fill the void they saw in photography classes.

By Rachael Flora May 22, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

5 Questions with Paige Harwell Samek

5 Questions with Paige Harwell Samek

'I started using resin in my painting and it was like a happy accident'
SINCE 2007, Paige Harwell Samek has been making jewelry for the cool kids under Drainbowland. Her jewelry pulls from 90s nostalgia and pop culture images to imbue any outfit with a unique vibe.

By Rachael Flora May 22, 2019

Visual Arts

Dressed to impress: SCAD Fashion Show returns

Dressed to impress: SCAD Fashion Show returns

The weekend includes a jewelry trunk show, Static Showcase at the Gutstein Gallery, a conversation with the SCAD Etoile honoree Phillip Lim, and an inventive runway show at the Hive

By Rachael Flora May 15, 2019

Culture

Coming home to Cedar House

Coming home to Cedar House

The multi-use space is housed inside a stunning 1921 home on the corner of 36th and Abercorn

By Rachael Flora May 15, 2019

Visual Arts

The art of living

The art of living

Support Hospice Savannah and local artists
HOSPICE SAVANNAH celebrates 40 years this year, a momentous occasion for an organization that is one of the biggest supporters of local art. The hospice center on Eisenhower’s art gallery has played host to a variety of exhibitions through the years.

By Rachael Flora May 15, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

'Stand Up For Kids' uses comedy for a noble cause

'Stand Up For Kids' uses comedy for a noble cause

May 18 benefit features funny locals to benefit at risk youth
Performance Initiatives is a local not for profit organization doing some truly important work. Since 2005, they’ve bridged the gap between fitness and education to mentor young people and adults through athletics and weight lifting.

By Sean Kelly May 14, 2019

Culture

Coming together for the Earth

Coming together for the Earth

‘Anthropocene’ includes 170 works related to climate change
The result of the SCAD Curatorial Incubator Project, 'Anthropocene' is a juried show of over 170 pieces that asked artists to reflect on climate change

By Rachael Flora May 8, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

Decoding her past

Decoding her past

Hannah Wolf’s solo exhibition on display this Friday
Wolf took her childhood drawings and replicated them in painting, creating a childlike, innocent feeling

By Rachael Flora May 8, 2019

Visual Arts

5 Questions with Luke Batchelder

5 Questions with Luke Batchelder

The Alexander Collective is a student-led club that holds peer critiques, art trades, and the third annual Salon Show

By Rachael Flora May 8, 2019

Visual Arts

Five years of Roots Up Gallery

Five years of Roots Up Gallery

After Francis Allen passed away, Leslie Lovell and gallery partner Russell Kueker moved into their new space on Whitaker St.
ROOTS Up Gallery is celebrating its fifth anniversary this Wednesday, though you’d be forgiven for thinking it had been around much longer. “It’s been a long road to get here with a lot of ups and downs.

By Rachael Flora Apr 30, 2019

Visual Arts

Last of the Red Hot Lovers - a tale of morality

Last of the Red Hot Lovers - a tale of morality

Collective Face’s David Poole chats ahead of opening night
The man, Barney Cashman — played by local theatre vet Les Taylor — decides to try setting up three affairs with different women in order to feel that sense of excitement

By Sean Kelly Apr 30, 2019

Theatre

Crossing the bridge

Crossing the bridge

Ronit Holtz’s solo exhibition on display at Congregation Mickve Israel
'Essentially, I always want someone to take back a redemptive quality in the work'

By Rachael Flora Apr 30, 2019

Art Beat of Savannah

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