Art on the Air

Perc. Green Truck. Foxy Loxy.

 

Everyone in Savannah knows these popular local businesses.

 

But did you know that Kay Wolfersperger is the one who designed much of their imagery?

 

Tune in to this week's episode of Art on the Air as we speak with this talented Graphic Designer and Illustrator about not only her commercial work, but also "Hey Y'all," her new project for the Drive Thru Art Box!

On this week's episode of Art on the Air we're thrilled to present our interview with the amazing Sharon Norwood!

 

We delve deep into her "curly line" and the profound philosophical ideas presented in her incredible work, as well as discuss how she navigates her career as an artist.

 

You definitely won't want to miss this one!

On this week’s episode of Art on the Air we’re pleased to present our interview with the talented Shelley Smith! 

 

Smith works in a number of different media, creating metal sculptures out of 55-gallon drums, painting on oyster shells, staged photography, and more, following her instincts with each new project. During this fascinating long-form discussion, we delve into the origins of that multi-disciplinary approach to art-making, as well as the challenges that come with such a diverse creative output.

 

You do not want to miss this!

On this week’s episode of Art on the Air, we’re pleased to air our Field Note interview with surrealist painter Britton Dockery!

Dockery is a self-taught artist and a native Savannahian. During our far-reaching discussion, we delved into his roots as an artist, how he comes up with inspiration for his work, and how he’s utilized smart marketing strategies to bring more awareness (and sales) to his work.

A fascinating conversation that you won’t want to miss!

On this week’s episode we’re happy to bring Art on the Air co-creator David Laughlin back to the show! 

 

We absolutely LOVE David’s new “Lowcountry Spirits” series, and wanted to bring him in to give us all the details about it, including how they relate to his background as a farmer, the son of a game warden, and grandson of a Cherokee.

 

An illuminating conversation that you won’t want to miss!

On this week’s episode of Art on the Air we’re delighted to present our Field Note with SLAM (Savannah Local Artist Market) Founder and organizer Charlie Ellis! 

 

We get into all the details about the 3rd annual event, from artists to food trucks to the community canvas, and delve into how the project first got started. 

 

A fun and upbeat interview that you won’t want to miss!

On this week’s episode of Art on the Air we’re excited to welcome our good friend and incredibly talented illustrator Ugis Berzins to the show! 

 

During our extended Field Note, we delve into how he uses “bad humor” to tackle challenging artistic concepts, making people feel bad when they’re looking at his work, and ham.

 

You won’t want to miss this chat with one of the more enigmatic and interesting artists in Savannah!

On this week’s episode of Art on the Air we’re pleased to broadcast our Field Note with local artist and curator Antonia B. Larkin! 

 

She recently organized the exhibition “Revival: A Call for Radical Care” at Sulfur Studios, and our discussion about the idea of quiet reflection and rest as a path to personal power was absolutely fascinating. 

 

You won’t want to miss this deep dive into some issues that are truly critical to not only where we are today as a society, but where we might be going.

 

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On this week’s episode of Art on the Air we’re excited to present our interview with Georgia Pearce Weaver!

 

Weaver has recently surpassed one hundred thousand followers on TikTok, people who love her alien Stash Babies. We talk all about the wonderful creations, how she got internet famous, and her new Stash Buddies program designed to help LGBTQ kids as well as young people in need.

 

A fantastic interview with a fresh, new Savannah artist that you won’t want to miss!

On this week’s episode of Art on the Air we’re pleased to welcome Eoley Mulally back to the show! 

 

Mulally is getting ready to release The March Hare, a new multimedia stage production, which will take place on Saturday, April 3rd in the parking lot of Cosmic Corner at 305 East 38th Street. She’ll give us all the details about not only the show, but also the amazing collection of artists that she’s put together to perform at the event, and her Saw the Wheel mobile venue project.

 

You won’t want to miss it!