IMPACT Vol. 3 No. 1 features:
Mississippi-based textile artist Coulter Fussell in conversation with Cleo the Project Space Director Jeanette McCune
Artist Cammie Staros interviewed by SCAD MOA curator Ben Tollefson
Florida-based multidisciplinary artist Jeremiah Jossim in conversation with art historian Lisa Jaye Young
Nashville painter John Paul Kesling
Brooklyn/Savannah based photographer Anna Ottum
Author Trelani Michelle interviews Kamilah KaMaat, founder of Sankofa House
Keshawn Spellman shares his favorite Savannah events
Dog Days Round Up with music promoter Kyle Brown
Other featured artists include: Will Penny, Marcus Kenney, Faran Riley, Chris Moss, Gordon Rabut, and more!
Editors: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Design: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Photo Director: Emily Earl; Events Editor & Production Assistant: Samantha Mack
9 x 12”, 96 pages. Published by ARTS Southeast, June, 2024. Vol. 3 No. 1 is made possible with support from the Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation
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2024 features Volume 3, Numbers 1 & 2.
Vol. 3 No. 1 will be released on June 7th
Vol. 3 No. 2 will be released on October 4th
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Editors: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Design: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Photo Director: Emily Earl; Events Editor & Production Assistant: Samantha Mack. Published by ARTS Southeast.
IMPACT Vol. 2 No. 2 features:
Savannah legends Roosevelt Brownlee & Hanif Haynes
Artist Mike Williams
Local artist & curator Ben Tollefson
Atlanta's Leia Genis
Joan Mitchell Foundation award recipient James Williams II
London- and Berlin-based Black trans artist & game developer Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley
with contributions from Matt Hebermehl, Joshua Alexander, Brittany Richmond, Trelani Michelle, Jessica Leigh Lebos, Lisa D. Watson and so much more!
Editors: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Design: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Photo Director: Emily Earl; Events Editor & Production Assistant: Samantha Mack
9 x 12”, 94 pages. Published by ARTS Southeast, November, 2023. Vol. 2 No. 2 is made possible with support from the Savannah Community Foundation & the Emerging Leadership Council.
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IMPACT Vol. 2 No. 1 features:
Ariel Felton takes us on a tour around artist Jerome Meadows' historic ice house turned artist studio on Waters Avenue.
Brienne Walsh spends an afternoon in Betsy Cain’s teeming Thunderbolt studio talking about Betsy’s life and work.
Jessica Leigh Lebos guides us on a stroll down Bull Street, sharing her favorite art spots with us as she wanders.
Plus insightful interviews with Atlanta’s site-specific artist and recent Venice Biennale exhibitor Megan Mosholder and fly fisherman, Collard King, and painter of massive interior landscapes, Michi Meko.
IMPACT Magazine turns the tables on nomadic artists, Monica Jane Frisell & Adam Scher, interviewing them about their cross-country travels since 2021.
In our Artist Spotlights we get straight to the images and share portfolios from Savannah artist Gordon Rabut as well as Miami’s Carlos Estevez.
Our Funny Pages keep it light and weird with drawings from Britt Spencer, the mysterious Necco-waffle, Ugis Berzins, Lomaho Kretzmann and more.
Editors: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Design: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Photo Director: Emily Earl; Events Editor & Production Assistant: Samantha Mack
Published by ARTS Southeast, June, 2023.
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IMPACT Vol. 1 No. 1 features:
Savannah’s very own Suzanne Jackson
An exploration of Afro-Futurism with Jennifer Mack-Watkins
Avant Gardener Lisa D. Watson
Famed Savannah sign painter Jimmie Williams
The elusive Ryan Graveface
New Orleans printmaker John Alleyne, and more!
Editors: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Design: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Photo Director: Emily Earl; Events Editor & Production Assistant: Samantha Mack
Published by ARTS Southeast, November, 2022. IMPACT Magazine is made possible with investment by the City of Savannah, Emerging Leadership Council and the Savannah Community Foundation.
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IMPACT Vol. 3 No. 2 features:
Jeffrey Gibson, 2024 US Representative at the Venice Biennale in conversation with Miranda Kyle, sociocultural activist, advocate and Curator of Indigenous Arts of the Americas at the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Jiha Moon, winner of the prestigious 2023 Guggenheim Fellowship in Fine Arts, and co-curator of the upcoming exhibition, emotion opening at Laney Contemporary this Fall, in Conversation with Sarah Cherry, Assistant Director, Laney Contemporary
Anthony Akinbola, a rising star whose work can be seen at Sean Kelly NYC, Night Gallery LA, Guggenheim NYC, and now at SCAD MOA this fall, in conversation with Haley Clouser, Assistant Curator at SCAD MOA
Savannah-based artist and curator Will Penny
Miami-based multi-disciplinary artist Gonzalo Hernandez
With contributions from local and regional artists, authors and tastemakers:
Miriam Brown Spiers, Ryan Madson, Joshua Lindsey, Gordon Rabut and more!
Editors: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Design: Emily Earl & Jon Witzky; Photo Director: Emily Earl; Events Editor & Production Assistant: Samantha Mack
9 x 12”, 96 pages. Published by ARTS Southeast, October, 2024.
Vol. 3 No. 2 is made possible with support from the Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation and Georgia Council for the Arts through the appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly. Georgia Council for the Arts also receives support from its partner agency – the National Endowment for the Arts
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