The psychedelic experience at the Meow Wolf’s House of Eternal Return served as the inspiration for Gustafson’s first curated show
Sulfur Studios
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Residency provides fresh view at Sulfur Studios
LAST MONTH, Sulfur Studios tried something new. Their front window space, formerly the storefront for The Hidden Hand Society, became vacant. Emily Earl and Jennifer Moss knew they had a […]
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Trouble Sleeping, Pinky Doodle Poodle, The Ramages @Sulfur Studios
Pinky Doodle Poodle bring high-energy punk rock from Japan
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Lies in Stone, Eskizo, Hotplate @Sulfur Studios
Savannah’s Lies in Stone offer an explosive live show and will record a debut album this year.
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5 Questions with Cara K. Griffin
‘No one else can make art like you do’
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Summer All-Ages Music Guide
From intimate coffee house performances to auditorium spectacles, these selected shows are worth marking on the calendar
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Best Art Show of 2017
As Starland continues to grow and change, Sulfur has run its roots into Bull Street. A pivotal element of the neighborhood, Sulfur fosters creativity in its rentable studio spaces, showcases […]
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Best Art Gallery
As Starland continues to grow and change, Sulfur has run its roots into Bull Street. A pivotal element of the neighborhood, Sulfur fosters creativity in its rentable studio spaces, showcases […]
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Black Tusk resets the dial
WITH A new member, a new label, a new Orange amplifier sponsorship, and a new record on the way, Savannah’s Black Tusk is practically a brand-new band. After years of […]
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What the Funk? Art Show and Dance Party @Sulfur Studios
Peruse a selection of soulful, rhythmic visual artwork.
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‘Lines & Strikes’ raises funds for and awareness of majestic and endangered Right Whales
The species migrates annually along the Eastern seaboard, and mothers often calve along the Georgia Coast, where they are continually at risk.
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Henry Dean looks in the Margins
‘Specifically my work is addressing landscape and environment and in a very real way, it’s getting into the environment.’