SoulHaus Sessions with Amethyst Ganaway and Dogon Krigga

About This Show

SoulHaus Sessions is back for its second session, featuring Preach Jacobs in conversation with Amethyst Ganaway and Dogon Krigga.

Born and raised in North Charleston, Amethyst Ganaway has been featured in the New York Times, Food & Wine, Garden & Gun and more. Specializing in Southern and African American foodways and the foodways of the African Diaspora, Ganaway also recently headlined the Charleston Wine + Food Festival. She uses her position as a chef and food writer to tell the stories of the region’s history, culture, art, cuisine, and environment.

Dogon Krigga (they/them) is a Columbia, South Carolina based multi-disciplinary artist. Their interests in journalism and music production brought them into community with musicians for whom Dogon began creating commissioned works of digital collage. Dogon Krigga received early creative mentorship and influence from Tom Feelings and Walter Rutledge. Krigga evolved their practice from digital art to include hand-cut paper collage and assemblage with printed and cut vinyl on acrylic and metal, as well as installations. Krigga is a Graphic Designer with experience in commercial print, signage design, and signage project management that includes wide-format printing, metal fabrication, and acrylic fabrication. Krigga has created murals, exterior and interior signage displays for the main branch of Richland Library, SC State University, the 1801 Extension of SCSU, and Urban Wok restaurants. 

Preach Jacobs will be kicking off the evening with some vinyl spinning, starting at 5 p.m. when the doors open.

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