‘87% of schools in general do not cover Native American history past 1900’
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5 Questions with Karina Rosenstein
The project involves a faux political campaign and an offering of a confidant, both designed to destigmatize the act of menstruation
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5 Questions with Robin Maaya
Intended to be her coming-out story, “Moulting” is also Maaya’s way of working through a difficult repressed memory from her childhood.
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Connecting us through art
The artists came up with the title of the show first, allowing the words to direct their work
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Igniting the ‘Embers of Freedom’
‘SCAD is committed to show how art not only can be inspiring, but also powerful’
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SCAD Back40: A honey of a garden project
It’s a spot that inspires appreciation of natural beauty, moving SCAD’s students from behind computers into the outdoor world
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5 Questions with Kelly Boehmer
‘Somebody will walk up to it and say, Ew!’
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5 Questions with Randy Akers
‘Savannah is thought of as this romantic, wonderful, historic city, and it needs a third tier so we’re an art destination’
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Editor’s Note: City budget picture acknowledged as ‘not sustainable’
Despite record-high tourism, record-high port activity, and a frenzy of development in some areas, City Council was warned in a workshop last week that “The revenue base is not growing as fast as the expenditure base.”
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Capucine Gros’ centering
Artist Capucine Gros takes on huge projects of enumerating the presence of individuals to make a statement about our global community
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5 Questions with Honor Bowman Hall
Her art changes with each city she paints in, creating a body of work that’s constantly changing