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Tate Ellington and Heather Young straddle two worlds: That as a full-time artist; and as parents to young children.
Join us for this week's episode of Art on the Air are we chat with the pair from their Mom Art Camp, gatherings at Heather's studio where the two work on art, shared strength, and navigate the local art scene!
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THREE guests on this weeks episode: Today we're joined by Gallery Director Leslie Lovell along with artists Christine Sajecki and Michael Henderson to talk all about "You/Lift Me Up," the first exhibition at the new location of Roots Up Gallery!
Christine and Michael met through Instagram, and soon developed a close friendship and collaborative relationship. A year later they joined together as an artistic couple, spending three weeks in Baltimore creating over 70 works of art. 30 of those pieces would go on to form the backbone of "You/Lift Me Up."
Join us as we explore the work and lives of these two exiting artists, and learn how they ultimately convinced Lovell to open her new space!
On this week's episode of Art on the Air we're pleased to present our long form interview with Noel W. Anderson and Erin Dunn about Anderson's "Heavy Is The Crown," his brilliant new exhibition at the Jepson Center!
Recorded via zoom from Anderson's home in Brooklyn, the multi-disciplinary artist will guide us through the philosophical underpinnings of the exhibition, as well diving deep into the meaning and purpose behind many of the works included in the show.
Special thanks to Telfair Museums' Curator of Contemporary Art Erin Dunn for her guidance and help in setting up this very special interview with one of today's premiere contemporary artists!
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Join us as we welcome erotic artist Tatiana von Tauber back to the show!
The sometimes controversial artist is opening a new space at 509 Barnard Street in downtown Savannah, and we had the opportunity to record an on-location interview with her! It's an exciting new endeavor, and a wonderful addition to the Savannah art scene.
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On this week's episode of Art on the Air, we're excited to welcome Shelley Smith back onto the show to talk all about her latest project, "Saints & Sinners," a series of 120 oyster shell portraits that she'll be showing at Hospice Savannah's Summer Nights Party on Friday, September 24th 2021 from 6-9pm at Soho South Cafe!
Smith began the series shortly after a car accident left her temporarily unable to do the metal work for which she'd become known. Exploring the many personalities of Savannah, from well known folks like Jessica Lebos, Katherine Sandoz, and Mayor Van Johnson, to ordinary saints like her favorite post office worker, the affable artist not only found an alternative creative outlet, but a way to feel connected to her community during a time when in-person meetings were difficult.
A wonderful interview that you won't want to miss!
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A biweekly-ish interview show dedicated to Savannah, Georgia’s artists, musicians, and authors. Each episode will feature a guest in conversation about their philosophy, practice, and current…