Exhibits

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Art in the Rotunda

Art in the Rotunda is a rotating exhibit in City Hall’s first floor Rotunda featuring the work of local artists or highlighting local history. This exhibit is available to the general public Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm, except City holidays.

  • Savannah Squares: Patterns for the People: In this series, local artist and art educator Paige Byrne explores the unique patterns in Savannah's twenty-four historic squares, asking herself for each square "How do the patterns of the squares speak to the people of the past and present?" Using a vivid and uplifting color palette, Byrne creatively represents these patterns, both natural and manmade, encouraging the viewer to interact with each square on a new level. Selections from this series now on display at City Hall.

Right top: Savannah Square Map, 2023, acrylic on wood, 36x48

City Hall Student Art Exhibits

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Broughton Street Through Time

Stroll down Broughton Street, Savannah's "Main Street," through time by visiting our gallery of images from the City's archival collections, including items from the V. & J. Duncan Postcard Collection (courtesy of V. & J. Duncan Antique Maps & Prints), the Municipal Archives Postcard Collection, and the Municipal Archives Photograph Collection. The images span the 1890s through 1960s, and show changes in transportation and business over time, as well architectural styles and building facades.

Broughton Street through Time Photo Gallery

Left: Broughton Street, postmarked 1909. V. & J. Duncan Postcard Collection, Item 46.

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Savannah Riverfront, August 1973

View selected images from the Riverfront Urban Renewal Project designed by Gunn & Meyerhoff A.I.A., Architects collection (Record Series 1121-056), featuring River Street and Factors' Walk in August 1973 before the project revitalized Savannah's historic waterfront.

Savannah Riverfront Image Gallery