
where does your inspiration live?
February 22nd - March 4th, 2018
Savannah, Georgia
We invited a writer from Oakland, a musician from Burlington, and a muralist from San Diego to collide in our city for eleven days of ruckus & revelry. Our artists-in-residence will live and create from three of Savannah’s most eclectic homeshares.
With the help of our cultural partners, Hestia is Hosting: concerts, workshops, readings, and a stellar final fete in Starland.

It's Our Debut!
In honor of Hestia’s first residency, we invite you to a stellar evening fête in Starland Village.
Join us in celebrating our nomadic artists & honoring Savannah: a city that makes art possible.
Our evening will feature:
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Site-specific installations by Savannah-based artist Samantha Delaney
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Three-minute “quick take” talks from artists-in-residence: writer Meg Elison, musician Alexandria Hall, and muralist Celeste Byers
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Interactive engagements and live performance
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Thought-provoking Oeuvres & Hor D’oeuvres
Cuisine from Black Sheep Provisions; Event Design by Kaufman-Heinz; Creative Exchange by You
We light the path for: inspiration. Where does your inspiration live?
our artists

Alexandria Hall is a poet, musician and songwriter who performs electronic music under the name Beth Head. Former bands include Tooth Ache (Feeding Tube Records, Father/Daughter Records) & a slew of dream pop, chillwave, artfully futuristic projects.


Celeste Byers is an avid nature worshipper and enthusiast of the existential whose murals, paintings, and experiential installations are a candy-crush of color. She’s traveled as a freelance artist for companies including the New York Times, Warner Bros, and Lucky Peach Magazine, and painted murals in countries including the US, Mexico, and Sri Lanka.
