UP UNTIL RECENTLY, if you went out downtown, you’d almost certainly find yourself pulled along Congress Street. People flowed up and down the street, dipping in and out of the […]
Emily Earl
Posted inSpecial Issues
Ten years of Stopover
IT’S SAFE to say that after ten years, Savannah Stopover Music Festival is a local institution. Over its decade of programming, the festival has brought performers like Grimes and Mac […]
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
Art in Savannah: A look back, and a peek forward
THE year’s end is a time for reflection. It’s a time to remember all the year’s joys and triumphs as well as its pitfalls. It’s been a pleasure to cover […]
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
The Savannah Art Box simplifies collecting, giving
The latest project out of the artistic powerhouse, the Savannah Art Box is packed full with pieces from local artists
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
5 Questions with Emily Earl
‘You know when you’ve got it. When the moment is right, you know it’
Posted inThe Best of Savannah
Best Art Gallery
Sulfur Studios’ secret to success is staying busy. “In order to survive in this town, you have to constantly have shows,” co-founder Jennifer Moss says. However, the studio’s founders—Moss, Emily […]
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
One year with Sulfur Studios
Thank goodness Emily Earl, Alexis Javier Perez, and Jennifer Moss saw its potential.
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
Appearance & Reality
SINCE THE Starland district’s seminal studio collective Sulfur Studios opened its doors in November 2014, it has only shown one photography exhibition. When Emily Earl, one of the space’s founders, […]
Posted inMusic & Clubs
A-Town Get Down to feature Blind Boys of Alabama, Bloodkin, more
THE ANNUAL A-Town Get Down Festival has announced its full lineup and schedule. Held at the Charles H. Morris Center on February 21, the day-long fest is a celebration of […]