Savannah College of Art & Design News

The Savannah College of Art and Design is fighting with the company that owns SCAD's primary student housing in Atlanta.

The Savannah College of Art and Design is pleased to announce the photography exhibition Jack Leigh: Full Circle, Low Country Photographs, 1972-2004 , on view from Tuesday, July 15, through Thursday, Oct. 2, at the SCAD Museum of Art.

The PLASA Foundation announces its 2014 Behind the Scenes Holiday Cards, created by an impressive array of all-star designers and young talent - Chris Barreca, Marci Bilskie, Alexander Dodge, Andrew Hefter, Todd Rosenthal, and Donyale Werle.

Everyone who is close to retirement - namely, the baby boomer generation - wants to make their retirement dollars stretch as far as possible.

Savannah College of Art and Design has successfully completed their next generation urban housing design project, which involved repurposing an abandoned parking deck by turning it into affordable student housing.

Corey Dickstein/Savannah Morning News Savannah College of Art and Design performing arts students Tuesday afternoon at the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force model some of the World War II-era uniforms they will wear beginning Thursday around Savannah's City Market in an effort to raise awareness about the Pooler museum.

It almost sounds like a contradiction in terms. Highways, autobahns, bridgeworks, tunnels, speedway walls, barriers and superstructures of all sorts, are called to mind.

What happens when you encourage Savannah College of Art and Design alumni, students, faculty and staff to get creative? You get "Immediate Surroundings," an eclectic juried show featuring a wide range of media, styles and approaches.

Savannah College of Art and Design was recognized for three honors by the American Institute of Architects at the institute's national convention held in Chicago June 26-28.

At the start of her final semester, Spratley, a 29-year-old design student, spent 90 minutes every day driving between her apartment in the suburbs and her college classes in midtown Atlanta.

The downed limb closed Barnard Street to the east side of the square until city crews could arrive to clean it up.

While walking along Berwick Boulevard, visions of colorful abstract paintings danced in his head.