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Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you all for coming out to celebrate the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1 last Thursday at Laney Contemporary!

Big thanks to Susan and Sarah at @laneycontemporary for hosting, Natasha at @sixbysavannah, Jane at @savoysocietysav, Ryan @rsmadson, and our great crew for making it all come together so beautifully.

Vol. 5 No. 1 is available at the link in bio, at ARTS Southeast during our business hours, and coming soon to locally owned businesses near you! Keep your eyes peeled for our full free digital issue!

This issue centers on Ossabaw Island, where ARTS Southeast is honored to start a new residency program, launching this fall. To learn more and support this endeavor, check the link in our bio where you can also bid on our Silent Auction, all proceeds directly benefit the Ossabaw Island Residency. Get those bids in by 8PM TONIGHT!

Photos by @lawsonimagery

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at ARTS Southeast on Saturday for our Panel Discussion surrounding the work and life of celebrated Savannah artist, Preston Orr — and a special thank you to Mary Hartman, Marcus Kenney, Debora Oden, and Lily Kate Conneff for sharing their time and memories with us! It was an incredible turnout, and we loved the stories shared about Preston Orr and the Savannah art scene in the 90s.

🎥 For those of you who missed the event, keep your eyes peeled for the full recording coming soon!

@maryhartmanstudio @marcuskenneysparade @deboden @lkconneff @p.orrforever

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Preston Orr’s work in person in his solo exhibition “King of Squares,” currently on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast until Saturday, June 13th. Plan your visit today to experience the material curiosity and fearlessness that defines his work.

GALLERY HOURS: Thurs – Sun, 12 - 5PM, or by appointment.
Browse the exhibition digitally using the link in our bio.

CLOSING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Preston James Orr (1968–2022) was born in Columbia, South Carolina and studied fine art at the College of Charleston before eventually settling in Savannah. Here, he became part of a close-knit community of artists, and was known for his love of kayaking and the outdoors. After Orr’s passing in 2022, his artwork was entrusted to the care of artist and friend, Mary Hartman.

Orr’s work expresses something ineffable – errant marks resemble fragments of text, like ancient graffiti on cave walls. Laid bare in resin, Preston elevated materials that even the most adventurous artists overlook or discard: toilet paper, caviar, crack lighters from beneath the floorboards of an abandoned house.⁠ ⁠

📸 : @airsandgrace

ARTS Southeast’s exhibitions programming is made possible with investment by the @cityofsavannah. This program is also made possible in part by @georgiacouncilforthearts through the appropriations of the GGA. GCA also receives support from its partner agency - the @neaarts Thank you to our exhibition Sponsors @judgerealty and @starlandiasupply

Our Silent Auction Fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency has been EXTENDED! Place bids for these fabulous items now through Monday, May 25th, at 8PM using the link in our bio.

Your support will go directly towards costs associated with the first residency cohort, including: Private housing on Ossabaw Island, all meals during the residency period, and transportation from Savannah to and from the island.

Join the list of generous funders and support this important project by making a bid or a donation to ARTS Southeast’s Ossabaw Island Residency!

#artistresidency #ossabawisland #art912 #southernart #artinsavannah

Beginning this fall, two cohorts of artists will be selected to spend focused time on Ossabaw, Georgia’s third-largest barrier island. Just south of Savannah, Georgia, and accessible only by boat, Ossabaw features 26,000 acres of undeveloped maritime forest, tidal wetlands, and Atlantic shoreline. It is protected by the State of Georgia as a heritage preserve to be used for natural, scientific, and cultural study. The Ossabaw Island Residency both advances ARTS Southeast’s commitment to deep creative inquiry by providing artists time and space on Ossabaw and continues the island’s tradition of multidisciplinary study rooted in nature, culture, and reflection first established in 1961 by Eleanor Torrey West and Clifford B. West.

The residency is intended for artists’ ideas to emerge and take shape, free from urban distractions. It is open to emerging, mid-career, and established artists across disciplines who are encouraged to pursue self-directed work shaped by solitude, a sense of place, and the pace of natural rhythms.

With great thanks to our Founding Sponsors:

National Endowment for the Arts, the Judith Alexander Foundation, the Suzanne Fitzallen Jackson Foundation, Laney Contemporary, Betsy Cain, Helen Hamada, Karen Karp, Beryl Gilothwest, Joshua Milliken, and Jo Ann Miles

Our Silent Auction Fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency has been EXTENDED! Place bids for these fabulous items now through Monday, May 25th, at 8PM using the link in our bio.

Your support will go directly towards costs associated with the first residency cohort, including: Private housing on Ossabaw Island, all meals during the residency period, and transportation from Savannah to and from the island.

Join the list of generous funders and support this important project by making a bid or a donation to ARTS Southeast’s Ossabaw Island Residency!

#artistresidency #ossabawisland #art912 #southernart #artinsavannah

Beginning this fall, two cohorts of artists will be selected to spend focused time on Ossabaw, Georgia’s third-largest barrier island. Just south of Savannah, Georgia, and accessible only by boat, Ossabaw features 26,000 acres of undeveloped maritime forest, tidal wetlands, and Atlantic shoreline. It is protected by the State of Georgia as a heritage preserve to be used for natural, scientific, and cultural study. The Ossabaw Island Residency both advances ARTS Southeast’s commitment to deep creative inquiry by providing artists time and space on Ossabaw and continues the island’s tradition of multidisciplinary study rooted in nature, culture, and reflection first established in 1961 by Eleanor Torrey West and Clifford B. West.

The residency is intended for artists’ ideas to emerge and take shape, free from urban distractions. It is open to emerging, mid-career, and established artists across disciplines who are encouraged to pursue self-directed work shaped by solitude, a sense of place, and the pace of natural rhythms.

With great thanks to our Founding Sponsors:

National Endowment for the Arts, the Judith Alexander Foundation, the Suzanne Fitzallen Jackson Foundation, Laney Contemporary, Betsy Cain, Helen Hamada, Karen Karp, Beryl Gilothwest, Joshua Milliken, and Jo Ann Miles

Our Silent Auction Fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency has been EXTENDED! Place bids for these fabulous items now through Monday, May 25th, at 8PM using the link in our bio.

Your support will go directly towards costs associated with the first residency cohort, including: Private housing on Ossabaw Island, all meals during the residency period, and transportation from Savannah to and from the island.

Join the list of generous funders and support this important project by making a bid or a donation to ARTS Southeast’s Ossabaw Island Residency!

#artistresidency #ossabawisland #art912 #southernart #artinsavannah

Beginning this fall, two cohorts of artists will be selected to spend focused time on Ossabaw, Georgia’s third-largest barrier island. Just south of Savannah, Georgia, and accessible only by boat, Ossabaw features 26,000 acres of undeveloped maritime forest, tidal wetlands, and Atlantic shoreline. It is protected by the State of Georgia as a heritage preserve to be used for natural, scientific, and cultural study. The Ossabaw Island Residency both advances ARTS Southeast’s commitment to deep creative inquiry by providing artists time and space on Ossabaw and continues the island’s tradition of multidisciplinary study rooted in nature, culture, and reflection first established in 1961 by Eleanor Torrey West and Clifford B. West.

The residency is intended for artists’ ideas to emerge and take shape, free from urban distractions. It is open to emerging, mid-career, and established artists across disciplines who are encouraged to pursue self-directed work shaped by solitude, a sense of place, and the pace of natural rhythms.

With great thanks to our Founding Sponsors:

National Endowment for the Arts, the Judith Alexander Foundation, the Suzanne Fitzallen Jackson Foundation, Laney Contemporary, Betsy Cain, Helen Hamada, Karen Karp, Beryl Gilothwest, Joshua Milliken, and Jo Ann Miles

Our Silent Auction Fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency has been EXTENDED! Place bids for these fabulous items now through Monday, May 25th, at 8PM using the link in our bio.

Your support will go directly towards costs associated with the first residency cohort, including: Private housing on Ossabaw Island, all meals during the residency period, and transportation from Savannah to and from the island.

Join the list of generous funders and support this important project by making a bid or a donation to ARTS Southeast’s Ossabaw Island Residency!

#artistresidency #ossabawisland #art912 #southernart #artinsavannah

Beginning this fall, two cohorts of artists will be selected to spend focused time on Ossabaw, Georgia’s third-largest barrier island. Just south of Savannah, Georgia, and accessible only by boat, Ossabaw features 26,000 acres of undeveloped maritime forest, tidal wetlands, and Atlantic shoreline. It is protected by the State of Georgia as a heritage preserve to be used for natural, scientific, and cultural study. The Ossabaw Island Residency both advances ARTS Southeast’s commitment to deep creative inquiry by providing artists time and space on Ossabaw and continues the island’s tradition of multidisciplinary study rooted in nature, culture, and reflection first established in 1961 by Eleanor Torrey West and Clifford B. West.

The residency is intended for artists’ ideas to emerge and take shape, free from urban distractions. It is open to emerging, mid-career, and established artists across disciplines who are encouraged to pursue self-directed work shaped by solitude, a sense of place, and the pace of natural rhythms.

With great thanks to our Founding Sponsors:

National Endowment for the Arts, the Judith Alexander Foundation, the Suzanne Fitzallen Jackson Foundation, Laney Contemporary, Betsy Cain, Helen Hamada, Karen Karp, Beryl Gilothwest, Joshua Milliken, and Jo Ann Miles

Our Silent Auction Fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency has been EXTENDED! Place bids for these fabulous items now through Monday, May 25th, at 8PM using the link in our bio.

Your support will go directly towards costs associated with the first residency cohort, including: Private housing on Ossabaw Island, all meals during the residency period, and transportation from Savannah to and from the island.

Join the list of generous funders and support this important project by making a bid or a donation to ARTS Southeast’s Ossabaw Island Residency!

#artistresidency #ossabawisland #art912 #southernart #artinsavannah

Beginning this fall, two cohorts of artists will be selected to spend focused time on Ossabaw, Georgia’s third-largest barrier island. Just south of Savannah, Georgia, and accessible only by boat, Ossabaw features 26,000 acres of undeveloped maritime forest, tidal wetlands, and Atlantic shoreline. It is protected by the State of Georgia as a heritage preserve to be used for natural, scientific, and cultural study. The Ossabaw Island Residency both advances ARTS Southeast’s commitment to deep creative inquiry by providing artists time and space on Ossabaw and continues the island’s tradition of multidisciplinary study rooted in nature, culture, and reflection first established in 1961 by Eleanor Torrey West and Clifford B. West.

The residency is intended for artists’ ideas to emerge and take shape, free from urban distractions. It is open to emerging, mid-career, and established artists across disciplines who are encouraged to pursue self-directed work shaped by solitude, a sense of place, and the pace of natural rhythms.

With great thanks to our Founding Sponsors:

National Endowment for the Arts, the Judith Alexander Foundation, the Suzanne Fitzallen Jackson Foundation, Laney Contemporary, Betsy Cain, Helen Hamada, Karen Karp, Beryl Gilothwest, Joshua Milliken, and Jo Ann Miles

Our Silent Auction Fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency has been EXTENDED! Place bids for these fabulous items now through Monday, May 25th, at 8PM using the link in our bio.

Your support will go directly towards costs associated with the first residency cohort, including: Private housing on Ossabaw Island, all meals during the residency period, and transportation from Savannah to and from the island.

Join the list of generous funders and support this important project by making a bid or a donation to ARTS Southeast’s Ossabaw Island Residency!

#artistresidency #ossabawisland #art912 #southernart #artinsavannah

Beginning this fall, two cohorts of artists will be selected to spend focused time on Ossabaw, Georgia’s third-largest barrier island. Just south of Savannah, Georgia, and accessible only by boat, Ossabaw features 26,000 acres of undeveloped maritime forest, tidal wetlands, and Atlantic shoreline. It is protected by the State of Georgia as a heritage preserve to be used for natural, scientific, and cultural study. The Ossabaw Island Residency both advances ARTS Southeast’s commitment to deep creative inquiry by providing artists time and space on Ossabaw and continues the island’s tradition of multidisciplinary study rooted in nature, culture, and reflection first established in 1961 by Eleanor Torrey West and Clifford B. West.

The residency is intended for artists’ ideas to emerge and take shape, free from urban distractions. It is open to emerging, mid-career, and established artists across disciplines who are encouraged to pursue self-directed work shaped by solitude, a sense of place, and the pace of natural rhythms.

With great thanks to our Founding Sponsors:

National Endowment for the Arts, the Judith Alexander Foundation, the Suzanne Fitzallen Jackson Foundation, Laney Contemporary, Betsy Cain, Helen Hamada, Karen Karp, Beryl Gilothwest, Joshua Milliken, and Jo Ann Miles

Studio Books Spotlight: "Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary" @theionpublishing ⁠
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“‘Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary’ is a groundbreaking collaboration between scholar Katherine Smith (ed.) and photographer Leah Gordon, unveiling one of Haiti’s most intricate symbolic worlds. Bringing together rigorous research and revelatory imagery, the book shows how Freemasonry became woven into Haiti’s revolutionary origins, political imagination, and spiritual life — not as a European import but as both a universal brotherhood and a tradition transformed and made distinctly Haitian.” ⁠
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Available at Studio Books ⁠
2301 Bull St ⁠
Savannah, GA 31401⁠
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Hours: Thurs - Sun, 12-5pm

Studio Books Spotlight: "Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary" @theionpublishing ⁠
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“‘Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary’ is a groundbreaking collaboration between scholar Katherine Smith (ed.) and photographer Leah Gordon, unveiling one of Haiti’s most intricate symbolic worlds. Bringing together rigorous research and revelatory imagery, the book shows how Freemasonry became woven into Haiti’s revolutionary origins, political imagination, and spiritual life — not as a European import but as both a universal brotherhood and a tradition transformed and made distinctly Haitian.” ⁠
⁠
Available at Studio Books ⁠
2301 Bull St ⁠
Savannah, GA 31401⁠
⁠
Hours: Thurs - Sun, 12-5pm

Studio Books Spotlight: "Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary" @theionpublishing ⁠
⁠
“‘Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary’ is a groundbreaking collaboration between scholar Katherine Smith (ed.) and photographer Leah Gordon, unveiling one of Haiti’s most intricate symbolic worlds. Bringing together rigorous research and revelatory imagery, the book shows how Freemasonry became woven into Haiti’s revolutionary origins, political imagination, and spiritual life — not as a European import but as both a universal brotherhood and a tradition transformed and made distinctly Haitian.” ⁠
⁠
Available at Studio Books ⁠
2301 Bull St ⁠
Savannah, GA 31401⁠
⁠
Hours: Thurs - Sun, 12-5pm

Studio Books Spotlight: "Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary" @theionpublishing ⁠
⁠
“‘Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary’ is a groundbreaking collaboration between scholar Katherine Smith (ed.) and photographer Leah Gordon, unveiling one of Haiti’s most intricate symbolic worlds. Bringing together rigorous research and revelatory imagery, the book shows how Freemasonry became woven into Haiti’s revolutionary origins, political imagination, and spiritual life — not as a European import but as both a universal brotherhood and a tradition transformed and made distinctly Haitian.” ⁠
⁠
Available at Studio Books ⁠
2301 Bull St ⁠
Savannah, GA 31401⁠
⁠
Hours: Thurs - Sun, 12-5pm

Studio Books Spotlight: "Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary" @theionpublishing ⁠
⁠
“‘Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary’ is a groundbreaking collaboration between scholar Katherine Smith (ed.) and photographer Leah Gordon, unveiling one of Haiti’s most intricate symbolic worlds. Bringing together rigorous research and revelatory imagery, the book shows how Freemasonry became woven into Haiti’s revolutionary origins, political imagination, and spiritual life — not as a European import but as both a universal brotherhood and a tradition transformed and made distinctly Haitian.” ⁠
⁠
Available at Studio Books ⁠
2301 Bull St ⁠
Savannah, GA 31401⁠
⁠
Hours: Thurs - Sun, 12-5pm

Studio Books Spotlight: "Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary" @theionpublishing ⁠
⁠
“‘Freemasonry in the Haitian Imaginary’ is a groundbreaking collaboration between scholar Katherine Smith (ed.) and photographer Leah Gordon, unveiling one of Haiti’s most intricate symbolic worlds. Bringing together rigorous research and revelatory imagery, the book shows how Freemasonry became woven into Haiti’s revolutionary origins, political imagination, and spiritual life — not as a European import but as both a universal brotherhood and a tradition transformed and made distinctly Haitian.” ⁠
⁠
Available at Studio Books ⁠
2301 Bull St ⁠
Savannah, GA 31401⁠
⁠
Hours: Thurs - Sun, 12-5pm

Preston Orr, "we will arrive in seconds." Fiberglass, mixed media. 39 × 27 inches, 2007. Courtesy of Emmaline Routon.⁠
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@p.orrforever⁠
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On Display in “King of Squares,” a solo exhibition featuring the work of the late Preston Orr, on display in The Ellis Gallery at ARTS Southeast from April 3 - June 13, 2026.⁠
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🗓️ “King of Squares” Panel Discussion: Saturday, May 23rd, at 2PM⁠
Featuring local artists and friends of Preston: Marcus Kenney @marcuskenneysparade, Debora Oden @deboden, Mary Hartman @maryhartmanstudio, and Lily Kate Conneff @lkconneff Executive and Sales Assistant at Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta. Moderated by ARTS Southeast Programs Director and Curator, Jon Witzky⁠
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Gallery Hours: Thurs - Sun, 12 - 5PM, and by appointment.⁠ OR browse the entire exhibition anytime online with the link in our bio! ⁠
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#art912 #artinsavannah #savannahart #artssoutheast @visitsavannah #visitsavannah #artinthesouth #southernart #localart⁠

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Join ARTS Southeast and IMPACT Arts + Culture Magazine TOMORROW at Laney Contemporary for a special evening celebrating the release of IMPACT Vol. 5 No. 1, our Ossabaw-centered issue exploring land, memory, ecology, artistic inheritance, and the cultural history of Georgia’s barrier islands. @impact.magazine.sav @laneycontemporary

RELEASE PARTY: Thursday, May 21st, 6 - 8PM
At Laney Contemporary, 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd.

V5N1 features four collectible covers by:

Allison Janae Hamilton, “Venus of Ossabaw”
Le’Andra LeSeur, “Monument Eternal”
Mimi Plumb, “Girl in a Mirror”
John Earl, “Sunrise on Ossabaw”

The issue includes contributions and conversations with artists, writers, and curators including Beryl Gilothwest, Melissa Messina, Erin Dunn, Allison Janae Hamilton, Mimi Plumb, Gregory J. Harris, Le’Andra LeSeur, Trelani Michelle, Lisa Jaye Young, Josh Aronson, Rachel Waldrop, and others.

The evening will also serve as a fundraiser for the Ossabaw Island Residency, a new ARTS Southeast program launching this October. Rooted in the legacy of the historic Ossabaw Island Project, the residency will bring artists to Ossabaw for a week of retreat, research, reflection, and place-based creative exploration.

Celebrate with hors d’oeuvres by Sixby, drinks by Savoy Society, and music by Ryan Madson @sixbysavannah @rsmadson @savoysocietysav

In addition to the Ossabaw-centered issue of IMPACT, there are plenty of opportunities to support the launch of the Ossabaw Island Residency including a silent auction, with proceeds supporting the program.

On display at Laney Contemporary: “Jack Leigh & Parker Stewart: In Place,” a photography exhibition pairing two artists whose work is deeply connected to Savannah, the Georgia coast, and Ossabaw. On view thru Aug 1

RSVP requested. Donations encouraged. Links in bio!

Proceeds and contributions from the evening will support artist residents’ travel, lodging, meals, transportation, and logistical costs required to bring artists to Ossabaw Island for the inaugural OIR session.

*Please note parking is limited, rideshare and carpooling is encouraged.

Figure/Ground
May 21st – October 17th, 2026
ARTS Southeast
Savannah, Georgia
artssoutheast.org

ARTS Southeast is pleased to present “Figure/Ground,” a Summer Group Exhibition of work by our community of Artist Supporters in the Supporter Gallery.

The human figure has been a subject for artists for thousands of years, grounding us in who we are individually and collectively. From ancient cave paintings to contemporary questions of identity, authorship and representation, documenting ourselves and capturing the likenesses of others is deeply human. For this exhibition, artists were invited to submit figurative work in any medium. Whether traditional or alternative media, realism or abstraction, each work featured contemplates the human form.

Featured Artists: Carmela Aliffi, Adrienne Berkland, Anna Falk, Joshua Gary, Alejandro Giraldo, Izzy Giusti, Allison Horner, Jazz Howington, Elena Jones, Nae’Keisha Jones, Ryan Madson, Debra Malschick, Holly Mathews, Crisley McCarson, Isaac McCaslin, Victoria Mercado-Lues, Patty Meriam, Melanie Mills, Ashutosh Rokade, Richard T. Scott, Livia Schuman, Stephanie Stella, Talia Sullivan, Jenna Watson, Roe Zaplinksi

[Image: Talia Sullivan, Dreamstate, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 25 inches.]

Mimi Plumb (American, born 1953), “Treasure Island,” 2020. Gelatin silver print, High Museum of Art,Atlanta, gift of Lucas Foglia, 2025.103. © Mimi Plumb

@mimi_plumb @gregoryjohnharris @highmuseumofart

Featured in: “Blazing Light: A Look into the World of Photographer Mimi Plumb.” by Gregory J. Harris
IMPACT Arts + Culture, Vol. 5 No. 1

Visit the link in our bio to pre-order your copy today, and choose from 1 of 4 limited edition covers!

Join us for the IMPACT Magazine Vol. 5 No. 1 Release Party at Laney Contemporary on Thursday, May 21, from 6 - 8PM. @laneycontemporary

Mimi Plumb (American, born 1953), “Crowd and Fire,” 1976, pigmented inkjet print, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, purchase with funds from Alan and Jewett Rothschild, 2025.92. © Mimi Plumb

@mimi_plumb @gregoryjohnharris @highmuseumofart

Featured in: “Blazing Light: A Look into the World of Photographer Mimi Plumb.” by Gregory J. Harris
IMPACT Arts + Culture, Vol. 5 No. 1

Visit the link in our bio to pre-order your copy today, and choose from 1 of 4 limited edition covers!

Join us for the IMPACT Magazine Vol. 5 No. 1 Release Party at Laney Contemporary on Thursday, May 21, from 6 - 8PM. @laneycontemporary

Mimi Plumb has photographed the human-altered landscape for five decades to conjure the enduring issues of our day. “Blazing Light: Photographs by Mimi Plumb”, the artist’s first solo museum exhibition, which opened in February 2026 at the High Museum of Art, brings together her three most important bodies of work that collectively contemplate the anxieties of contemporary American culture: the combined effects of climate change, unbridled capitalism and ceaseless military conflict.

She skillfully renders California’s notoriously intense sunlight in gritty black-and-white images to amplify the psychological tension and imaginative possibilities that define turbulent times. Across multiple bodies of work, Plumb mournfully charts how persistent unease continues to manifest from the dark realms of imagination into pressing realities.

IMPACT is honored to feature a fascinating conversation with Mimi Plumb and Gregory J. Harris, Curator of  Photography at the High Museum of Art, in Vol. 5 No. 1. “Blazing Light” travels from Atlanta to the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, opening June 13.

@mimi_plumb @gregoryjohnharris @highmuseumofart

Featured image: Mimi Plumb (American, born 1953), “Adrift,” 2021–2025. Pigmented inkjet print, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, purchase with funds from the H. B. and Doris Massey Charitable Trust, 2025.107. © Mimi Plumb

Featured in: “Blazing Light: A Look into the World of Photographer Mimi Plumb.” by Gregory J. Harris
IMPACT Arts + Culture, Vol. 5 No. 1

Visit the link in our bio to pre-order your copy today, and choose from 1 of 4 limited edition covers!

Join us for the IMPACT Magazine Vol. 5 No. 1 Release Party at Laney Contemporary on Thursday, May 21, from 6 - 8PM. @laneycontemporary

Join us Wednesday, May 27th at 6PM for an Artist Talk with our May @onviewresidency Artist-in-Residence, Hannah Keats! @hannah_keats

During her residency, Keats will build off her current research to create an immersive installation for viewers that fosters dialogue about humanity’s interactions with technology and the natural world. Through a combination of digital printing, collage, laser cutting, and painting, Keats constructs sculptural paintings that mimic the forms of coral and fungi to build immersive environments for viewers which system from her response to the natural world, and aim to create a sense of awe. These pieces will switch between small paintings and lenticular prints to larger spatial interventions that go from the wall to the floor, allowing the work to enmesh viewers in a space completely. By integrating the methods of world-building used in speculative fiction, Keats aims to construct immersive environments that allow viewers to explore the boundaries between artificial and organic systems.

🗓️ PROJECT FINALE: Friday, June 5th from 5 - 9PM in conjunction with First Fridays in Starland

#onviewresidency #artistresidency #internationalresidency #artistinresidence #artinsavannah

Join us Wednesday, May 27th at 6PM for an Artist Talk with our May @onviewresidency Artist-in-Residence, Hannah Keats! @hannah_keats

During her residency, Keats will build off her current research to create an immersive installation for viewers that fosters dialogue about humanity’s interactions with technology and the natural world. Through a combination of digital printing, collage, laser cutting, and painting, Keats constructs sculptural paintings that mimic the forms of coral and fungi to build immersive environments for viewers which system from her response to the natural world, and aim to create a sense of awe. These pieces will switch between small paintings and lenticular prints to larger spatial interventions that go from the wall to the floor, allowing the work to enmesh viewers in a space completely. By integrating the methods of world-building used in speculative fiction, Keats aims to construct immersive environments that allow viewers to explore the boundaries between artificial and organic systems.

🗓️ PROJECT FINALE: Friday, June 5th from 5 - 9PM in conjunction with First Fridays in Starland

#onviewresidency #artistresidency #internationalresidency #artistinresidence #artinsavannah

ARTS Southeast is pleased to present “Figure/Ground,” on display in the Supporter Gallery May 21 — October 17, 2026

The human figure has been a subject for artists for thousands of years, grounding us in who we are individually and collectively. From ancient cave paintings to contemporary questions of identity, authorship and representation, documenting ourselves and capturing the likenesses of others is deeply human. For this exhibition, artists were invited to submit figurative work in any medium. Whether traditional or alternative media, realism or abstraction, each work featured contemplates the human form. 

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5th, from 5 - 9PM
In Conjunction with @starlandfirstfridays

Featured Artists: Carmela Aliffi @carmelaaliffi Adrienne Berkland @adrienneberklandart Anna Falk @byannafalk Joshua Gary @joshuagarymetalworks Alejandro Giraldo @alejandrogiros Izzy Giusti @isleeeepy Allison Horner @wilddala Jazz Howington @relicz_art Elena Jones @elenajonesart Nae’Keisha Jones @naekeishajones Ryan Madson @mads__666 Debra Malschick @debra.malschick Holly Mathews @hollymathewsart Crisley McCarson @cmccarson Isaac McCaslin @isaacmccaslin Victoria Mercado-Lues @victoriamercadolues Patty Meriam @plmeriam.art Melanie Mills, Ashutosh Rokade @ashutosh.rokade Richard T. Scott @richardtscott Livia Schuman @livyshu Stephanie Stella @stephanietanzil.studio Talia Sullivan @taliasullivan.art Jenna Watson @jenna_studioart Roe Zaplinksi

Featured Image: Elena Jones, “Synergy,” 2026. Oil on wood panel, 36 x 48 inches. @elenajonesart

Visit the link in bio to browse the exhibition online and to learn more!

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