THE year’s end is a time for reflection. It’s a time to remember all the year’s joys and triumphs as well as its pitfalls. It’s been a pleasure to cover […]
Telfair Museums
Photographing the turn of the century
AS ubiquitous as photography has become, it’s easy to forget its humble beginnings. Long before the camera feature became standard for all mobile phones, photographers like Ralph Steiner were using […]
Sea change
Making Waves at Ships of the Sea sets out to show us that a drop in the bucket can still fill it up, drop by drop.
Best Historic Building
The crown jewel of the Telfair Museums, the Owens-Thomas House is not only a mainstay of the local tourism industry, it is arguably the most historically significant element of it. […]
Best Museum
The Jepson continues to bring in works that reflecs the Savannah community, traveling exhibitions that offer a portal to the past, and adventurous art that engages and invites conversation long […]
‘A more inclusive and nuanced history’
Eight of Savannah’s historically significant organizations offer a day of free admission this Sunday, August 20.
Hattie Saussy: Rediscovering an artist
While Saussy is best known for her striking portraits, the exhibition covers all the work she did through her lifetime
Savannah history in a glass case
IF YOU were to tell your story with objects, which ones would you choose? Which artifacts best represent you and your life? That’s the question Luciana Spracher set out to […]
Juneteenth means freedom all month long
WHEN President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation that granted freedom to America’s slaves in September of 1862, it was supposed to go into effect January 1, 1863. Out on […]
Kahlil Gibran and the Feminine Divine
The exhibition focuses on women, the influence they had on Gibran’s life, and the oneness of all people
The PULSE Effect
SAVANNAH MAY be famous for its historic preservation of the past, but for the past 11 years, it’s served as the cutting edge between art and technology. It makes sense […]
The Grinch That Stole Culture?
LOCAL arts and cultural organizations got an unpleasant holiday surprise late last week in the form of an unexpected, across-the-board proposal to slash City arts funding. The $200,000 cut, part […]
