[“Mysteries at the Waffle House” by Julia Licht Courtesy of the Artist]
Artist Julia Licht was working as a street painter in New York City when an unhealthy marriage forced her to sell everything and move to the Hostess City of the South with her three young children. A decade-and-a-half later, she still lives month-to-month in her parents former home in The Landings, but the resilient creative finally “feel[s] like Savannah is my home.”
[“Larry’s” by Julia Licht Courtesy of the Artist]
Check out our newest feature in the Hostess City Saint, short audio interviews with local creatives designed to get to know them better. Derived from co-founder Rob Hessler’s “Three Big Questions” segment from his time as former host of the radio show and podcast Art on the Air, these conversations will sometimes be funny, sometimes serious, but always informative!
[“The Globe” by Julia Licht Courtesy of the Artist]
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