‘The whole idea was to try and make a process that I could figure out everything and try to make a rule for it’
SCAD
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Showing love to Starland
On his walks, Stewart always brought his camera along to document the scenes of his neighborhood. That, of course, led to a massive body of work with hundreds of photographs to choose from
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5 Questions with Francie Lowman
‘This was also something I’d been itching to do for a while. It was a crawl to the edge of the diving board to jump off and finally just leap and do it’
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deFINE ART: A conversation with Marilyn Minter
It’s not everyday that we get such a high caliber artist to Savannah, so definitely take the opportunity to see Minter’s work, or to hear from the artist herself
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SCAD’s 11th annual deFINE ART takes place Feb. 18-20
We hit the highlights for you
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5 Questions with Xavier Robles de Medina
‘I still haven’t resolved this in my mind, how to feel about this chapter in my own history’
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5 Questions with Danielle Hughes
‘I keep looking back at what I was doing 20 years ago. I think it’s just kind of calling to me again’
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5 Questions with Dana Richardson
A native of Sewanee, Tenn., Richardson moved to Savannah in 2002 to attend SCAD and has been here ever since
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Art lang syne
There’s a palpable excitement in the air here that goes beyond our recent election (though that’s pretty exciting all on its own)
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5 Questions with Dejon Gee
‘Your belief meets my intention when I create the candle’
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5 Questions with Courtney Watts
‘My first introduction into anything in textiles at all was through my grandmother, because she’s a really avid knitter and crocheter’
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5 Questions with Kamryn Shawron
‘This body of work is a more outlandish, crazy, drag queen kind of vibe’