Mark Seliger Visting Artist NEXT WEEK

 Mark Seliger

Visiting Department Mentor, Mark Seliger will be giving a lecture

Date: Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026

Time: 2:00 pm

Location: SCAD Savannah, River Event Space

 

Tom Hanks © Mark Seliger

Opening Reception and Workshops CAMALEÓN

Opening Reception Nexus Exhibition @CAMALEÓN 307 Stiles Ave. Savannah, GA

Friday, Sept., 2026 25 59pm 

 

Guest Jurors; Caite Moore, Joshua W. Yates

Awards Presented during the opening reception- 7pm

WORKSHOPS

 

Thanks to the Sponsors

 

Laney Contemporary "Atlas" Tonight

 Laney Contemporary Opening and Anniversary Celebration TONIGHT Thursday, Sept. 17, 6:30-8:30

Featured Artists: 

Ansley West Rivers, Betsy Cain, Blanche Nettles Powers, Cig Harvey, Curtis Patterson, Grace Hager, Jack Leigh, Jeremiah Jossim, Katherine Sandoz, Kevin Cooley, Marcus Kenney, Matt Toole, Parker Stewart, Susan Hable, Todd Schroeder, Trish Andersen and Will Penny

 Contact:
Laney Contemporary
Phone: ​(912) 438-4442
Email: ​​info@laneycontemporary.com
Address: 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd, Savannah, GA 31405

Gallery Hours:
Tuesday - Friday, 11-5
Saturday, 11-2
and by appointment

Welcome to Fall 2026 Photo Dept

Lynn Wright via Chat GPT

Welcome back everyone- hope summer was wonderful. Below are some events happening this term. 

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·     MFA Thesis Mel Brown Reception, Sept 25, 5-7 pm, Graham Scott

·      MFA Thesis Ethan Helow reception Oct 16, 5-7, Alexander Hall Gallery

·      Arts Southeast: Sulfur Studios First Friday events

·      Savannah Center for Photography – Alumna Eva VerBeeck talk Nov 18

·      Atlanta Art Fair, Oct 1-4, 2026

·      SCAD Day- November 7- Anyone working in labs for SCAD day can receive credit for ELO’s with photo emailed to rnolan@scad.edu

·      SCAD Museum of Art talks and opening reception: Sept 29-30

·      Telfair Jepson Museum of Art

·      Library workshops Find a calendar Flyer in Blackboard

·      Laney Contemporary 1810 Mills B Lande Blvd, Savannah, GA

·      Cleo Project Space 2424 Drayton Street, Savannah

·      Cedar House Gallery Events 122 E. 36 Street, Savannah, GA

·      Gutstein Gallery 201 E. Broughton Street, Savannah, GA

·      Blue Boy Space Instagram

·      Cute Tomatoes Gallery Instagram

Savannah Center for Photography Open House This Friday

 Friday, June 26, 2026 5-9pm

2205 Price Street

Come Celebrate 

Heather Stewart Exhibtion

Friday, May 15, 2026 5-8pm

Camaleon, 307 Stiles Ave

Savannah, GA

Senior Showcase

SCAD PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT · SAVANNAH 2026

Graduation Showcase 2026

Graham Scott Studio · A celebration of your work

You made it. Now show your work. The SCAD Photography Department is proud to invite graduating photography majors and minors — Savannah and SCADnow students participating in-person at the 2026 commencement — to the Graduation Photography Showcase 2026: an exhibition dedicated entirely to you, and the work you’ve built during your time at SCAD. There is no jury. This show belongs to you. Refreshments, music, and celebration throughout the evening for a class that’s earned it.

OPENING RECEPTION

Thursday, May 28, 2026 · 5–8 pm

Graham Scott Studio, SCAD Savannah

AT THE RECEPTION

Print swap

Bring a few small prints to swap with friends and classmates. The best tradition in photography — and there’s no better moment.

Grad portraits

We’re setting up a backdrop and camera with SCAD props. Bring your family and friends — don’t leave without a photo.

Swag giveaway

Stay for the giveaway. Drawing for free SCAD swag at 7:30 pm.

PRE-SHOWCASE EVENT

Before the showcase, get curatorial eyes on your work

Choosing what to put on a wall — and how — is its own skill. Lydia Caston is joining SCAD Photo Club students for an informal working session to help you select and consider how to present your work for the graduation showcase. A rare opportunity to think alongside someone who does this at the highest level.

Friday, May 15, 2026 · 12:00–1:30 pm · Graham Scott, Room 123 · SCAD Photo Club

Guest: Lydia Caston, Exhibition Project Curator, Victoria & Albert Museum

Caston is Exhibition Project Curator at the V&A and Assistant Curator of Tim Walker: Wonderful Things. She is one of the curators of Fragile Beauty: Photographs from the Sir Elton John and David Furnish Collection. Recent contributions include The V&A Book of Colour in Design (2020), Another Country: British Documentary Photography Since 1945 (2022), George Hoyningen-Huene: Photography, Fashion, Film (2024), and Calling the Shots: A Queer History of Photography (2024).

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Framed / hangable work

Drop off at the Graham Scott checkout counter between Friday, May 22 – Tuesday, May 26 (end of day).

Bring 1–3 framed/hangable pieces. Every student who drops off work is guaranteed wall space — and if you submit more than one piece, we’ll hang as many as we can fit. No minimum or maximum size requirement. The department will hang received work and produce labels — you don’t need to submit digital files alongside your physical piece.

Tape the following to the back of each piece for your wall label:

• Your full name

• Title of the work

• Your major (and minor, if applicable)

Digital image installation

We’re also inviting each student to submit 3 digital images, which the department will print and bring together as a large-scale installation on the studio wall. Think of it as the class portrait — every student represented, the full range of your cohort’s work on display in one sweeping view.

Submit 3 image files via the Dropbox link below by end of day, Sunday, May 24. Files should be Adobe RGB 1998, 300 ppi, 10 inches on the long edge, saved as JPG.

File naming:

FirstName_LastName_1  /  FirstName_LastName_2  /  FirstName_LastName_3

Video projects + social content

We’re also collecting social media posts, reels, and content that captures your SCAD memories and experience. These will play on loop throughout the showcase. Share what this journey has looked and felt like through your lens. 

Submit video projects via the same Dropbox link by end of day, Sunday, May 24 — we’d love to screen your work at the exhibition. File naming: FirstName_LastName_mp4

SUBMIT DIGITAL IMAGE FILES & VIDEO FILES — BY END OF DAY SUNDAY, MAY 24

Graduation Showcase 2026 · Dropbox ↗

https://www.dropbox.com/request/ctf0y38jxyae5umainn8

Questions? Reach out to the Photography Department. Josh Jalbert, jjalbert@scad.edu / Jon Horey, jhorey@scad.edu / Jenny Hodges, jhodges@scad.edu 

We can’t wait to see what you’ve made. Congratulations, graduates!

Parker Stewart at Laney Contemporary Thursday

Please remember our BFA Alumnus Parker Stewart's exhibition opening at Laney Contemporary (BFA Alumna) with the legendary local photographer Jack Leigh

The exhibition is up May 1- Aug 1, 2026. The opening reception is Thursday, May 7 6-9pm. 1810 Mills B Lane Blvd, Savannah, GA

Consider View Camera Craft for Fall 2026

 

See posters up around Alexander Hall and Graham Scott

Fall 2026       PHOT 760 View Camera Craft: Tilt, Shift, Swing  TR 2-4:30
Cameras, Film Holders, Tripod provided
 
Undergraduates have the potential to take this graduate level class:
questions contact Rebecca Nolan rnolan@scad.edu

This course explores the unique problems and opportunities of photographing with large-format cameras and materials. Students have the opportunity to discover and refine their personal vision by making images in a variety of genres, including landscape, architecture, portrait and still life. While initial emphasis is placed on the use of traditional black-and-white materials and natural light, students may make use of color materials, digital technology and/or artificial light, depending on prior experience and personal preferences. Prerequisite(s): None. 

Consider This Elective for Fall 2026

TR 8-10:30 Take PHOT 337 Photojournalism, Media and Culture
 
Prerequisite may be waived Questions contact Rebecca Nolan, rnolan@scad.edu
Maybe an elective credit or substituted with permission.
 
Course Description: Photographs provide a record of our culture, from significant socio-political events to astounding human experiences. In this course, students experiment with visual communication strategies to develop photojournalistic narratives that persuasively tell the stories of our time while balancing ethics, accuracy and aesthetics.
Prerequisite(s): PHOT 324 (may be waived).

 

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