During the pandemic, Blanche Nettles Powers would work on these paintings while watching the evening news and feeling inspired by the sacrifices by healthcare providers.
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Constellation of colors
Part of Telfair’s ongoing efforts to support local artists, the commission will remain in the atrium for several years
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5 Questions with Katherine Sandoz
‘The paintings honor nature’s abundance, its fiery will to live and the cycles of time, weather and life apparent to us all.’
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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 […]
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Let the Flannery freak flags fly
The Flannery O’Connor Homemade Parade and Block Party transformed bucolic Lafayette Square into a haven for Savannah’s most delightful misfits and fruitcakes.
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There’s something about Flannery
Diving deep into O’Connor’s Complete Stories for inspiration, these artists explore themes of racism, rural life, spirituality, unexpected beauty and more in “Southern Discomfort 2,” an art exhibit on display all this week at ThincSavannah.
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Envisioning Flannery
ONE OF THE faulty stereotypes about Savannah is that it’s insular and not open to outsiders. On the contrary, history shows us that the opposite is often true: Savannah tends […]