Kevin Clancy MFA Thesis Exhibition 'What so Proudly We Hail'd' →

Savannah, GA – Kevin Clancy presents a two day exhibition, What So Proudly We Hail’d, August 3rd and 4th. The event opens with an immersive installation on Friday, August 3rd from 6-9PM in Sulfur Studios 2nd floor space (2301 Bull St.) and a performance in the city-run Cultural Arts Gallery (9 W. Henry St.) from 5-8PM. The closing reception will take place in the Cultural Arts Gallery, Saturday August 4th, from 12-5PM and include an artist talk from 3-4PM. All three events are free and open to the public.

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Myself and a dozen other artists will be joining MFA painter Kevin Clancy as part of his performance piece, 'Labor' on August 3 from 5-8pm at the Savannah Cultural Arts Gallery located at 9 West Henry Street in Savannah, GA.

Alexander Collective's 2nd Annual Salon Show

The Alexander Collective presents it's 2nd Annual Salon Show at Non-Fiction Gallery in Savannah, GA.

With over 30 artists and 80 works this salon show is a mixing bowl of mediums, sizes, and styles.  Join the Collective and the artists on May, 8th from 6-9pm for the opening and closing reception! 

SCAD Sidewalk Arts Festival

Saturday, April 28, 2018 | #SCADCHALK

Savannah's sidewalks spring to life at 2018 Sidewalk Arts Festival

Watch as brilliant SCAD artists bring a splash of color to scenic Forsyth Park at the 37th annual Sidewalk Arts Festival. SCAD students, alumni and high school students create colorful chalk masterpieces and compete for coveted prizes in this tradition nearly as old as the university itself.

Neon honey bees and a city map. It was a long day and my hands were stained, but it was so great to see Forsyth Park come to life with so many decorated sidewalk squares! Until next year.

other people's bodies

A group exhibition curated by MFA painter Zara Bell. This collaborative show includes work from undergraduate, graduate students, and professors. Exploring the phrase 'other people's bodies' with a range of mediums and stylistic variations in the work the show has become much like a body itself. On view upstairs in the back of Alexander Hall until May 11. 

This is the first of a continuing series of curated shows put together by the SCIP, the SCAD  Incubator Project. For more information on SCIP contact chwilli@scad.edu 

floating wall at 'other people's bodies'

'exquisitely numb . bowl of flowers' digital collage 35"x 56" . 2018 wallpaper sample 

SCAD Winter Painting Showcase

SCAD Painting Winter Showcase 2018 is here! Thursday February 22nd 6-8pm Open House with work on display and studio doors ajar. 

The following Tuesday February 27th 6-7pm join us for the juror awards and reception with guests Monica Cook and Heather MaCrae

Small Works

SCAD presents "Small Works," an annual juried exhibition of work by SCAD students, alumni, faculty and staff. All works are for sale and may be purchased for $400 or less. Artwork measures 18 inches or less in all dimensions and includes photography, painting, printmaking, jewelry, fibers, sculpture, artist books, ceramics and illustration.

Reception: Thursday, Nov. 16, 5-7:30 p.m.

Gallery hours:
Monday–Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, noon to 5 p.m.
Sunday, closed

The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.

For more information, contact Christopher Constas at cconstas@scad.edu at 912.525.4743, or Hillary Eustis at heustis@scad.edu at 912.525.4768.

exquisitely numb II . III . V. VI  

up now in the annual Small Works juried exhibition at the Gutstein Gallery in Savannah, GA

Fall Open Studio

Open Studio Night
10.27.2017
7-9pm

Alexander Hall
Savannah, GA
668 Indian St

Find your next statement piece at one of Savannah’s premier art sales events. Open Studio Night features the best in SCAD illustration, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture by the next big names in fine art. Enjoy live entertainment and hands-on demonstrations while browsing hundreds of original works for sale by SCAD students, faculty and alumni.

For more information about SCAD: scad.edu

Studio B15

Corner of MFA painting candidate Patricia K. Hecht's studio during this fall Open Studio. You can get a look at several different stages of her work when you enter the studio. Pen, myna, panel, and projection.