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Join us for a host of exciting art events in conjunction with First Fridays in Starland!www.artssoutheast.org
IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine Vol. 4 No. 1 Release
Sulfur Street Fair
Opening Reception: "Tomorrow and Yesterday, Selections from
The Do Good Fund" in The Ellis Gallery
Project Finale: April ON::View Artist-in-Residence Ainaz Alipour
Closing Reception: "Begin Again" in the ARTS Southeast Supporter Gallery
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We’re excited to celebrate the release of our spring issue of IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine, Vol. 4 No. 1, featuring:
Alan Rothschild, Director of Columbus, GA's The Do Good Fund - with an extended photo spread featuring artists: Gordon Parks, Jill Frank, Lee Friedlander, Baldwin Lee, Sheila Pree Bright, Mark Steinmetz, Brandon Thibodeaux, and many more!
Award-winning writer, oral historian, and teaching artist Trelani Michelle interviews the co-founders of the Savannah Photo Club
Noah Reyes catches up with Amy Pleasant about her exhibitions across the South
Upstate NY-based painter William Glaser Wilson on display at SCAD Museum of Art
Xenia Zed reflects on the life and work of American folk artist Nellie Mae Rowe
Top 10 Creature Feature with Emily Llamazales, and more!
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The Sulfur Street Fair features local artist vendors, live painters, and live music - the perfect addition to our First Friday festivities. The Sulfur Street Fair is located at ARTS Southeast on 39th Street between Bull Street and Desoto Avenue. Stay tuned for vendor announcements!
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"Tomorrow and Yesterday" brings together over 30 photographs from The Do Good Fund — a public photography archive based in Columbus, GA — featuring a broad cross-section of Southern image makers working from the post-WWII era to the present.
Featured artists: Carolyn Drake, William Ferris, Jill Frank, Lee Friedlander, Peyton Fulford, Andres Gonzalez, Emmet Gowin, Stacy Kranitz, Baldwin Lee, Gordon Parks, Sheila Pree Bright, Tamara Reynolds, Jeff Rich, RaMell Ross, Maude Schuyler Clay, Sage Sohier, Mike Smith, Mark Steinmetz, Susan Worsham, Brandon Thibodeaux
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Ainaz Alipour (b. 1989, Iran) is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores the interplay between digital and tangible forms, emphasizing cultural representation in art and its potential to challenge power structures. Drawing from Iranian cultural imagery, she creates digital installations that integrate soft sculptures, utilizing local sewing crafts and embroidery from northern Khorasan. Alipour's work focuses on the dynamics and politics of bodies, engaging viewers through virtual reality and video installations that encourage physical interaction and challenge colonial representations.
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We’ll celebrate the Closing Reception of "Begin Again" a Spring Group Exhibition of fresh work by our community of Artist Supporters. Through painting, drawing, collage, photography and more, "Begin Again" considers how artists confront change, continuity, impermanence, and perpetual becoming.
Featured Artists: Carmela Aliffi, Janet Bailey, Adrienne Berkland, Jackie Black, Tara Conway, Janet Csadenyi, Rosemary Dodson, Joy Dunigan, María Gárces, Sheryl St. Germain, Paul Goldman, Maggie Hayes, Lind Hollingsworth, Anna Keck, Jessica Loyd, Cindy Male, Releah Michelle, Michelle Miller, Melanie Mills, Michelle Perez, David Riley Peterson, Faran Riley Peterson, Julia Wynn Safer, Shelley Smith, Harriet Speer, Bede Van Dyke, Emma Varland, Eric David Wooddell, Joshua Yates, Teake Zuidema
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Our programming is made possible with support from The City of Savannah, Georgia Council for the Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, Gulfstream Aerospace, Starlandia Supply, Green Truck Pub, Starland Yard, SCAD MOA, Telfair Museums, Marilyn Brady & Dave Henry
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2301 Bull St, Savannah, GA, United States, Georgia 31401
