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Dr. Z

DrZ is a multimedia artist currently working out of Savannah, GA. I work primarily with layered acrylic paints, spray paint, and screen printing techniques on canvas. I also work on installations, projected animations, interactive pieces, and murals.
Recently within my creative process I’ve gotten into print making as an outlet to test and see how an idea will translate in other mediums. My work reflects on a negative idea or happening of the world or environment around me which I try to turn into a visually appealing piece based on images in dreams, written stream of consciousness, and relates to positions in time. Through this I hope to show that no matter whats happening in the world, Everything is OK.

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Alex Farkas-Worthy

Alex Farkas-Worthy lives and works in Savannah, GA. He was a co-founder of the Co-Lab gallery and studio on East Broad Street. He’s contributed to Outlet Magazine and exhibited work in several galleries locally and beyond. He is a graphic designer, illustrator and photographer. You can see more of his work at www.farknessmonster.com

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Matt Hebermehl

“Get iLL with My Art Skill”
www.hebermehl.com

Matt Hebermehl is a nationally recognized artist living in Savannah, GA. His
work has earned praise from Juxtapoz Magazine, American Illustration, Society of Illustrators (NY) and Society of Illustrators – Los Angeles. Hebermehl has exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, and of course sweet ol’ Savannah. Hebermehl recently had the honor of having a six month installation at the Jepson Center for the Arts in Savannah, GA.

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Kid Syc@Brandywine

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The people said they needed a break from the sameness. There was no creativity. They had given up hope and fallen out of love with Hip-Hop. Then, along came KidSyc@Brandywine.

In early 2010, KidSyc recieved an e-mail with the subject line, “We respect your MC abilities…”. This e-mail, sent by bassist Charles Hodge eventually ended KidSyc’s year-long search for a live band and sparked what was soon to become an artistic force to be reckoned with.

With a pair of plaid pants and an undenialby magnetic sound, KidSyc@Brandywine captivated crowds at the 2010 Savannah Urban Arts Festival and broke the monotony of Savannah’s Hip-Hop scene. Listing influences like Earth, WInd, and Fire, Radiohead, J. Dilla, Eminem, and Stevie Wonder, (to name a few), its no wonder a song like “Different” serves as a great snapshot of what these guys are all about.

If you take the thoughts, ideas, and emotions of your average misfit, sprinkle in some new-found confidence, and spread it all across a bold and adventurous soundtrack. What you will have is a KidSyc@Brandywine song…… and a new favorite rap.

Reverbnation: http://www.reverbnation.com/kidsycbrandywine

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