Savannah Morning News (GA)
August 5, 2021
Savannah artists June Stratton and Karen Bradley are creating work that's out of this world. Or at least it will be this coming December: They're both set to have pieces included in the Lunar Codex."The Lunar Codex is a project to preserve contemporary creative arts for future generations, a message-in-a-bottle to the future," explained Dr. Samuel Peralta, creator of the enterprise. "It consists of three time-capsules - the Peregrine Collection, the Nova Collection, and the Polaris
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The: Web Edition Articles (GA)
August 3, 2021
Savannah artists June Stratton and Karen Bradley are creating work that's out of this world. Or at least it will be this coming December: They're both set to have pieces included in the Lunar Codex."The Lunar Codex is a project to preserve contemporary creative arts for future generations, a message-in-a-bottle to the future," explained Dr. Samuel Peralta, creator of the enterprise. "It consists of three time-capsules - the Peregrine Collection, the Nova Collection, and the Polaris
Savannah Morning News: Web Edition Articles (GA)
August 3, 2021
Savannah artists June Stratton and Karen Bradley are creating work that's out of this world. Or at least it will be this coming December: They're both set to have pieces included in the Lunar Codex."The Lunar Codex is a project to preserve contemporary creative arts for future generations, a message-in-a-bottle to the future," explained Dr. Samuel Peralta, creator of the enterprise. "It consists of three time-capsules - the Peregrine Collection, the Nova Collection, and the Polaris
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The: Web Edition Articles (GA)
September 1, 2021
Amelia Jamerson is all about the love.The Cloud, her new gallery, retail shop, and headquarters for her business 18 Loves, is a beautiful free-standing glass structure right on the water in the Plant Riverside development.
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"There's a Hebrew word (חי) that's pronounced 'high', and that translates to life," she explained of her company name. "And the numerical value is 18, so the
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The: Web Edition Articles (GA)
August 19, 2021
Students at Garden City Elementary School can expect a greeting from more than their teachers and classmates this year: Loop It Up and artists Allison Hall and Juliana Lupacchino have teamed up to create "Welcome to the Garden," a vibrant new mural in the school's entryway."Principal Kimberly Dozier and I have had many great opportunities to work together over the years," explained Loop It Up Executive Director Molly Lieberman, "and we were so excited to connect, now that she is the
Savannah Morning News: Web Edition Articles (GA)
August 16, 2021
In the conference room at Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision, three program members — each with varying degrees of vision — talk excitedly about their upcoming event. They are eager to celebrate the newly completed mobility training sidewalk and sculpture garden, both of which have been works in progress for the past couple years.This Thursday, Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision invites the public for an evening of food, fun, and music in celebration of the training sidewalk
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The: Web Edition Articles (GA)
August 16, 2021
In the conference room at Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision, three program members — each with varying degrees of vision — talk excitedly about their upcoming event. They are eager to celebrate the newly completed mobility training sidewalk and sculpture garden, both of which have been works in progress for the past couple years.This Thursday, Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision invites the public for an evening of food, fun, and music in celebration of the training sidewalk
Elberton Star & Examiner, The (GA)
August 28, 2024
With the second year of the Bennett-Jossey Art Gallery's presence at Elbert County Comprehensive High School (ECCHS) comes a fresh, imaginative exhibit entitled "Roots," which was organized by third-year art teacher Lee Wells. The exhibit will be displayed through the end of September."Roots" features seven original art pieces created by previous Blue Devil graduates, each of whom have moved on to incorporate art into their professions as adults. The exhibit includes works from Amanda
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The: Web Edition Articles (GA)
August 18, 2021
"There's not a single gallery in town that I go to and I think, 'Wow, I love this. I feel inspired by this,' Michael Mahaffey told me over coffee at Gallery Espresso, where he has his latest show."How the [heck] is it possible to have a city this size with this many artists in it and have it be such a [highly] depressing place to show in?"
Art off the Air: A stalled start, but Stuart Miller is now full speed ahead at the Savannah Cultural Arts Center
"MrMahaffey" (as he's
