Eighteen artists are part of a new exhibition at Augusta & Co.
Between Two Banks, which opened Jan. 8, explores the “themes of water as a transformative and connective power, as explored through the lens of the Savannah River,” according to a news release.
“The exhibition invites viewers to consider the river as both subject and storyteller, considering how water shapes landscapes and communities,” the release continued.
Featured artists include Cameron Young, Brianna Rose Jarvis, Rachel Polvadore, Nathan Elliott, June Klement, Rhian Swain, Molly Braun, Angel Moreno, Chloe Ross Mahon, Destinee Love, Shannon Colvin, Janie Robison, Sindhu Pillai, Theron Cartwright, David Swanagin, Sarah Felz, Trina Smith and Kelley Igo.
An artist reception will be from 5 to 7 p.m., Feb. 6,. The works will be on display in the Augusta & Co. Gallery, 1010 Broad St., until March 25.
“For centuries, the Savannah River has been central to Augusta’s identity, serving as a vital artery for trade, travel, and cultural exchange. It has supported the region’s economy through shipping, industry, and recreation, while also sustaining a rich and diverse ecosystem. From its role in Indigenous history to early colonial settlement and beyond, its continued importance is plain to see in modern tourism and outdoor life. To this day the Savannah River remains a powerful force connecting Augusta’s residents and visitors with a rich global highway – water. Between Two Banks honors this legacy, reflecting on how water shapes Augusta,” the release said.
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