“GIFs have become a response to the quick-scrolling culture we find ourselves a part of daily”
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Style with substance at Starland Fashion Night
The most distinguished reincarnation for newsprint I could ever imagine comes this Friday with DISPOSABLE, a showcase of fabulous frocks tailored completely out of past issues of your favorite free independent newsweekly.
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College Guide: Age ain’t nothin’ but a number
How to see killer shows in SAV—even if you’re not 21
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Panhandle Slim’s Art March debut
FRIDAY may mark Panhandle Slim’s Art March debut, but the cherished local artist certainly isn’t a new face in the community. Perhaps you’ve scrolled past Slim’s bold paintings in your […]
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Death of the #Absurdivan
The Absurdivan leaves behind a legacy of validating weirdos everywhere, and its loss will make road trips a lot less fun (but definitely less alarming.) Those wishing to express their condolences are invited to attend a closed-hood memorial service at the First Friday Art March.
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Summertime Brews & Tunes with Waits & Co., Georgia Mountain String Band, Black Water Choir @Southbound Brewing Company
We all know Southbound loves inviting guest brewers in to help dream up new concoctions; this time is no exception, with a dream team.
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Reflections of expression
In the past six months I’ve had countless magical nights charged by a sense of creative mass.
This density is fed by public celebrations of the arts and a diversity of expressions.
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In da House of Hayes
When Maggie Hayes suggests the art exhibit she’s curating is going to be epic, it’s best to believe her.And not just because she’s hanging upside down from a swing made out of coyote fur.
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PULSE: GIF Festival
UNDER the auspices of Art Rise Savannah, the first annual GIF Festival will be a part of this weekend’s PULSE Festival at the Jepson Center. Dozens of entries will explore […]
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ArtRise helps in UN/LEARNING the self
Since Dec. 31, 22 year-old conceptual artist Raine has occupied ArtRise gallery—eating, sleeping, making and thinking in the plain white canvas of space in the Starland District.
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Art Rise Savannah receives $5K Cultural Affairs grant
Art Rise Savannah has been awarded a $5,000 Cultural Project Investment Program from the City of Savannah’s Department of Cultural Affairs to develop their program, the First Friday Art March. […]
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Pop Up Preview
IN THE art community there is one holiday tradition that will forever remain sacred: small work shows and pop up shops. Art and commerce cozy up every winter and this […]