Gift-giving during the holidays can be fun, but can also leave your wallet feeling empty.
Inspired by similar pop-up shops in New York’s artsy SoHo neighborhood, Midtown business leaders were looking for a way to merge a fun experience for residents and. . .
At 11:30 p.m. on Monday night, during the last week of classes, the neighborhood outside of the SCAD Digital Media Center (DMC) is dimly lit and quiet. Intermittent traffic drives
On November 3, SCAD Savannah welcomed Julie Guggemos, vice president of product design for Target. She came to discuss job and internship opportunities at Target with interested students. Guggemos was
“I was having revenge dreams,” laughs Bora Choi. Rats surround her — oversized rats formed by relief print on canvas, sewed with gold fabric and stuffed with cotton. Choi is
On October 30, “Fogle by Fogle” was introduced to invite-only guests at the Kai Lin Art gallery in Midtown Atlanta. Fashion designer Kevin Fogle is a recent graduate from SCAD
Interview by Allie Jemison, Cliff Lummus and Kat Reynolds Written by Kat Reynolds Gracefully balancing a cup filled with coffee, an iPad and a shoulder bag, Eric Jordan Young greeted
In 1997, novelist, George Dawes Green founded The Moth, a series of storytelling nights in New York City, featuring many creative storytellers, poets, novelists, journalists and actors. These include talented
How many times have you looked at a work of art and thought “this looks like poop!” Student-artist Georgie Mattingley of Monash University in Melbourne, Australia has used this concept
by Allie Jemison and Kerry Burke Concluding the Ivy Hall Writers Series and Writers Roundtable at SCAD Atlanta were authors Chuck Klosterman and Arliss Ryan, who took time out of