Very glad we found the Kobo Gallery. This is the kind of locally-focused place that deserves much…read moresupport and success. I'd give Kobo five stars if it was just a little bigger and possibly more diversified, but that isn't any fault of the gallery, it's just my preference. In fact, the emphasis on jewelry won it five stars from my GF, also due in part to the cool earrings she picked up there. Most importantly, Kobo is a co-op featuring Savannah-based artists and craftspeople, including woodwork, fiber work, and photography as well as jewelry. It's a real nice mix and I enjoyed talking with photographer Liza Crowley Judson about the co-op, her work and art in the Savannah area and beyond. My favorite galleries are those that are free of pretense, from the work to the workers, and Kobo is definitely a down-to-earth place. In a lot of ways it reminds me of City Art [SF] and Flux Gallery [Jax] just in case you happen to be familiar with either of those places. Stop in, support local artists and help keep the creative juices flowing if you're in the area. Highly recommended.

A nice collective of talented artists. It is approachable work that is well executed.read more

While in Savannah, you will undoubtedly have your head turned a million directions, and rightly so!…read moreThis is a city alive with great art, and every doorway holds the promise of treasure. Despite this, please don't miss Roots Up, a gallery filled with incredible regional folk art. The proprietor is friendly and knowledgeable, and prices are wonderful. This place is a gem!

This charming and fascinating gallery carries an array of self-taught and outsider artists. Whether…read moreyou're new to this type of art or have been well-acquainted with the subject for years, you'll find something fascinating in this spot. The owners, Francis and Leslie, are knowledgeable and personable, and were great at helping me find a gift for a friend this holiday. Perfect for tourists looking for a piece of the South, or Savannah residents searching for a unique conversation piece for their homes. Also good to note--they have a number of smaller items good for carry-on luggage if you're flying from a distance, like me. :) Prices range from inexpensive to high-end, depending on what you're looking for. Also, tasty treats in the back! Make sure you check out the Artful Kitchen.

Excellent selection of prints and original artwork. Knowledgeable staff and very fair prices…read more Located in a beautiful building in historic downtown Savannah.

A wonderful gallery with a great open floor plan. The artists are humble, well informed, and happy…read moreto answer all questions regarding art, artists, pricing and the gallery. A great and tasteful place to come for an exhibition.

Signature Gallery is a great stop for any art lover and conveniently located in City Market's Art…read moreCenter. The shop is accessible from outside the art center or inside and houses a large collection of local artists (sixteen artists currently!) We visited the Signature Gallery during a recent Second Saturday Art Walk in downtown Savannah and loved our stop. You'll find everything from mixed media paintings to stained glass, woodwork and pottery. You'll even find work from a professional blacksmith and jewelry designer. The shop is large and not overcrowded with work, you'll easily find something that everyone will enjoy.

I love bringing people here to see the local artwork! Paintings, pottery, jewelry, wood turnings,…read moreglass...a nice variety of styles and mediums.

Laney Contemporary Gallery is a truly unique space for experiencing contemporary art. Susan Laney…read morehas an exceptional eye for both up-and-coming and established regional artists. The gallery itself is beautiful--filled with natural light--and serves as a welcoming gathering place for artists and art lovers alike. If you have the chance, I highly recommend stopping in for a visit, or at the very least, joining their mailing list to stay connected.

Laney Contemporary is an amazing place to experience art in Savannah, GA, featuring incredibly…read moretalented artists and a warm, welcoming staff. Their events are always fantastic, and the artwork is truly beautiful. A must-see when visiting Savannah!

Right in the middle of City Market, this little gallery is fantastic. I ended up coming here twice…read moreduring my last visit. The people working here are very laid back and knowledgeable, and encourage you to take your time to browse. It is all very contemporary and there are lots of things to love. I ended up buying a print by Melissa Moss, but I know I will be back the next time I am in town, as there were a couple of Seth Pitt prints that I could not decide between. Also, the music playing was great. It is easy to spend time here, and they are open late!

This place is incredibly nice! Although I couldn't afford much of the art, I did manage to get some…read morestickers and magnets. The staff is incredibly sweet and the store is very cute.

Beautiful knife paintings & lovely staff. Wonderful experience. Met Kasuns Representatives at a…read morelocal event in the Spring returning to purchase a few of h8s pieces this Summer.

Beautiful impression painting. All done with a knife and one would wonder how this is possible…read more You'd definitely feel immersed into each painting with all its vibrant colors Located- 305 West Street Julian street Savannah Georgia 31401. Inside- very tiny gallery but you don't really mind it when the paintings blow you away. Mostly the artwork entails scenery in Savannah. Popular streets, restaurants, parks, fountains. The vibrant colors are amazing and it's hard to believe all art was done by knife technique. The gentleman at the counter was informative and told us that the artist paintings were made for sunlight. He purposely used colors so that any source of sunlight would give the art life. Again, gorgeous artwork.

The vibes?! Immaculate. My friend and I made Superbloom our final stop before our road trip back…read morehome. They have some gift items in addition to their food and drink offerings so I ended up purchasing a postcard. The syrus are not made in house, but the coffee was solid and if I lived in this area, I'm sure I'd be a regular.

The cashier was so warm and kind, I got the mint matcha chip and it's delicious! The ambiance is…read morebeautiful, cozy and inviting, full of plants and unique items. They also have a whole room for seating and they have outdoor seating as well.

OK this is one of the coolest stores I've ever been to. Items seemed slightly overpriced but I was…read morewilling to pay it because the products were so high-quality and sustainable. There was a good variety of options and I left with gifts for many friends and family.

This is a great place for any type of gifts! They have everything to notebooks, bags, pens etc…read more Great shopping experience!

I attended a beautiful documentary film series that depicts several well known African American…read moreartists in the theater. I found the entire space fascinating and beautiful. The theater section had lots of comfortable chairs. I highly recommend paying a visit.

The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) owns many buildings and facilities throughout…read moreSavannah, including an art museum. Honestly, I visited since I had some time to kill and they participate in the Bank of America Museums of Us program, which provides complimentary admission to cardholders the first full weekend of every month. While I do like art museums, modern art is generally not my cup of tea despite my many attempts to keep an open mind about it over the years. For a college/learning institution-based museum, it's pretty middle of the rung in its offerings. You can easily cover all the galleries within 10 minutes to an hour depending on your level of interest. They have a section of bells, which I found very unique. All of the staff I encountered throughout the museum were friendly, and the ones in the bell section were happy to ring bells upon request so guests can hear the resonance. While I wasn't overly impressed with the modern art on display, I did enjoy my short visit, and would recommend the SCAD Museum as a rainy day activity in Savannah to those who appreciate smaller museums focusing on modern art.