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Savannah’s History in Bronze and Marble
Walking historic Savannah: statues and monuments Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged history, James Oglethorpe, John Wesley, monuments, Savannah, Savannah historic district, sculpture, statues, Waving Girl
7 Comments
Something Old, Something New: The Telfair Museums
Selected works from the Telfair Academy and Jepson Center Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, Bird Girl, Jepson Center, painting, Photography, Savannah, Telfair Academy, Telfair Museums
4 Comments
A Mistake for the Ages
The Prohibition Museum, Savannah, Ga. Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 18th Amendment, Carrie Nation, history, museums, Prohibition, Savannah, temperance movement
2 Comments
SCADulous!
SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah, Ga. Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, museums, Savannah, Savannah College of Art and Sesign, SCAD Museum of Art
2 Comments
American Dream/Cambodian Nightmare
Book review: “A Refugee’s American Dream” Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged book review, books, Cambodia, history, Joe Samuel Starnes, Killing Fields, Leth Oun, memoir, refugees, Secret Service
4 Comments
Everything from Everywhere All at the Met
Exhibits from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, European painting, Mayan art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, museums, New York, painting, Richard Avedon, sculpture
3 Comments
Sounds Like Savannah
2023 Savannah Music Festival Continue reading
Activist City
from exhibits at the Museum of the City of New York Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged activists, Black Lives Matter, discrimination, gay rights, Museum of the City of New York, museums, New York, protesters, Vietnam War, Young Lords
3 Comments
Images of New York Food
from the Museum of the City of New York Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged delis, food, history, Museum of the City of New York, museums, neighborhoods, New York
7 Comments
From the Junkyard to the Playground
History of the junk playground Continue reading