Four galleries in Savannah's Starland Arts District are joining forces this fall to celebrate photography as an art form. Savannah Loves Photo brings together new exhibition openings at Savannah Center for Photography, ARTS Southeast, Cleo the Project Space, and Cute Tomatoes Gallery: all opening in conjunction with Starland First Friday, October 2.

Savannah Center for Photography – 2205 Price Street, Savannah GA

SCP opens There are names for what binds us, an exhibition of gelatin silver photographs by Argentinian-born Atlanta-based photographer Mark Cáceres. www.savphoto.org/calendar-1/markcaceres 

ARTS Southeast – 2301 Bull Street, Savannah GA

ARTS Southeast opens No one belongs here more than you, a group exhibition featuring work by five Southern photographers: Josh Aronson, Marsalis Eason, Robin Elise Maaya, Anna Ottum, and José Ibarra Rizo. www.artssoutheast.org/morethanyou

Cleo the Project Space – 2424 Drayton Street, Savannah GA 

Cleo the Project Space opens P.S. or Postscriptum, an exhibition by photographers Casey Joiner and Matthew Finley, produced with Atlanta photobook publisher Fall Line Press. Curated by Sidney Pettice. www.cleotheprojectspace.org/postscriptum

Cute Tomatoes Gallery – 218 E 41st St, Savannah GA

Multidisciplinary artist Rebecca Braziel will be opening Edge Conditions at Cute Tomatoes Gallery, a solo exhibition featuring new work utilizing photography, papermaking, and sculpture. All four galleries are within walking distance of each other in the Starland Arts District, making it easy to visit all four openings
in one evening. 

“There’s a lot of energy around photography in Savannah right now, and it’s bringing in work from all over, not just local photographers. Four exhibitions opening on the same night in Starland is a great way to see where that energy is heading.” — Joshua Yates, President, Savannah Center for Photography