The Telfair Museum’s latest photography exhibition, “Vehicles of Change,” by assistant curator, Anne-Solene Bayan, is currently on display in the Jepson Center. “Vehicles of Change” is an exhibition featuring more than a dozen works from the Telfair Museum’s permanent collection in collaboration with the Savannah Municipal Archives. Featuring 20th-century photographs from the museum’s collection, this exhibition shines a light on the liberating impact of automobility in mid-20th century America.
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Best Museum
The Jepson Center continues to being in exciting exhibitions that provoke thought and inspire awe, from major traveling shows to displays of local artists’ work. Runner-up: Graveface Museum
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Emily Earl’s ‘Late Night Polaroids’ series captures a vibrant—and changing—nightlife
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 […]
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Traveling works on paper show comes to Jepson Center
This group show consists of 11 Georgia artists, including Savannah’s own Betsy Cain.
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Savannah Book Festival: Infiltrating Auschwitz
With the Iron Curtain of the Soviet Union firmly closed, Witold Pilecki’s story went untold for decades
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In the now with Alicia Eggert at PULSE Art + Technology Festival
In her art, Eggert uses temporal elements like clock hands and blinking neon to question elements we’ve always taken as a given
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Neil Mendoza’s absurdity art headlines PULSE Art + Technology Festival
Mendoza’s work fits perfectly with this year’s PULSE exhibition, ‘Machines of Futility: Unproductive Technologies’
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Finger on the PULSE
It’s the 13th year of the annual favorite festival. For over a decade, Telfair Museums has hosted the PULSE Art + Technology Festival, which highlights the intersection of art and […]
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A quarter century of making marks
‘I Have Marks to Make’ has consistently provided an artistic outlet for our community’s most vulnerable members, which DeLorme is proud of
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A whale of an exhibition
Lowe created the sculpture, which clocks in at 800 pounds and 9,000 square feet of felt, with industrial quarter-inch felt
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Five decades of Suzanne Jackson
Jackson is fascinated by the creativity she sees flowing through generations
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Juneteenth at the Jepson: 12 years strong
The Telfair intentionally schedules its Juneteenth celebration earlier than the actual June 19 date so residents can go to other Juneteenth celebrations in the area.