Vision Statement
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We believe that the profession of art is essential to a community’s well being.
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We believe that art enhances the economic and cultural vitality of our city by enhancing its identity and heritage.
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We believe that a unified voice has a greater power in advocating for the expansion, preservation, and celebration of arts in our community.
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We believe that bringing artists and art advocates together will allow for a sustainable and influential way to assure that the needs, interests and benefits of artists are being recognized and supported by the community.
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We believe in supporting K-12 arts education initiatives in Savannah as a means to nurture future generations of artists and art advocates.
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The news of Kevin
Reid’s passing on
September 21st has
shaken our city. The
loss of Kevin
represents a great loss
to Savannah’s art community. He brought a unique perspective and a fresh voice to the city through his personal work and through his gallery, the Australian Aboriginal Art Gallery.
On Wednesday, September 28 we celebrated his life at a memorial service at the gallery (404 W. Broughton St.).
In lieu of flowers, Kari Reid, Kevin’s wife, has asked that donations be designated to ARC instead. Click the button below to donate.
ARC’s board and staff extend their condolences to the family and loved ones of Kevin Reid.
IN MEMORIAM
Mission Statement
To serve as a unified group of Savannah artists and art advocates who are committed to expanding, sustaining and supporting the financial and creative viability of arts in Savannah through advocacy, vision and action.
ART MAP SAV
digital version coming soon!
katherine sandoz captures color the way a lepidopterist captures a butterfly, the elegant catch and release. She’s comfortable with the
fleeting, the jouncy, the scary mysterious. Her work spans many disciplines, but all of it feels stolen from a dream.
Beneath the seemingly unruly surfaces of sandoz’ work, one finds evidence of the fields, fjords, forests and their inhabitants she studies so assiduously. As in nature, sandoz’ palette and application show reserve and ebullience
simultaneously. The analyst and the artisan create a pas de deux on the canvas.
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