After the Harvest Exhibit
Cobra Room Gallery
2429 Lincoln St. Savannah, GA 31401
(located inside the Lone Wolf Lounge)
The Savannah Art Association is thrilled to launch our inaugural Curated Exhibition!
This show features powerful and compelling artwork hand-selected by curator, Marcela Sinnet.
Opening Reception: Friday, November 7
All artwork is available for purchase online. Click on each piece for payment and additional details.
Email gallery coordinator, Elise Aleman for acquisition.
Cobra Room Gallery @ Lone Wolf Lounge
SAA is excited to showcase "After the Harvest" at the Cobra Room Gallery, a dynamic modular event space located inside the popular Lone Wolf Lounge.
This partnership places SAA member's artwork directly in the heart of Savannah's creative hub, the Starland District. By exhibiting here, our artists gain high visibility among a diverse audience of local art lovers and community members. We are especially proud that this exhibition is a featured stop on the monthly First Friday Art March, connecting our members to the broader cultural pulse of the city.
This unique collaboration emphasizes our commitment to integrating fine art with local culture, providing a vibrant, temporary home for the works of our talented artists.
Hours
Mon - Sat : 11 AM – 1 AM
Sun: closed
Meet the Curator: Marcela Sinnet
We were thrilled to have Marcela Sinnet serve as the curator for the "After the Harvest" exhibition. Marcela is an emerging talent, currently completing her MFA at Georgia State University (GSU) and working as a Gallery Assistant at SCAD's Gutstein Gallery in downtown Savannah.
Her selections were driven by the exhibition's title, "After the Harvest," interpreted both literally and conceptually. She explains her process:
My decisions were primarily based on the title, 'After the Harvest.' I chose some works that didn't convey the theme literally but instead evoked a contemplative or restful feeling associated with the post-harvest period. Other pieces reflected a more direct interpretation. I also considered the works' connection to Georgia and the overall conceptual strength and technical skill of the artists in the selection process.
Marcela's personal artistic practice, which you can view on her website, centers on deep cultural dialogue. Through mixed media printmaking and illustrations, she creates new symbols to promote an inclusive dialogue around identity, specifically exploring the positive and negative aspects of mestizaje in El Salvador.