Riccarda de Eccher’s sublime watercolors of mountain peaks offers a similar exploration of familiar images. In this case, her works evoke picturesque representations of snow-capped mountains from the Italian Alps. de Eccher’s watercolors offer a subversion of our current ageRead more
The paintings of Marc Trujillo portray quotidian scenes: fast food restaurants, big box store aisles, the long terminal corridors of airports, and so on. The scenes are remarkably unremarkable. In their ubiquitous nature, the paintings present an anti-place: scenes thatRead more
Charleston County Public Library is accepting submissions during the month of September for the Saul Alexander Gallery at the Main Library. This is an opportunity for South Carolina artists and craftsmen to present their work to the public. A juryRead more
THE TRAGEDY THAT INSPIRED A RAINBOW OF HOPE Based on the true and horrendous murder of gay student Matthew Shepard in Laramie, WY, this shows draws from hundreds of interviews conducted by the members of Tectonic Theatre Project inRead more
Music Director, Ken Lam, conducts the Charleston Symphony Orchestra’s opening Masterworks concert of the 2017-2018 season featuring Johannes Brahms’ beloved Symphony No. 2. Guest cellist, Julian Schwarz, joins the CSO in performing Édouard Lalo’s Concerto for Violincello on a celloRead more
This talk is in correlation to the "Marc Trujillo: American Purgatory" exhibition on view from August 26 - October 7 at the Halsey Institute. Trujillo and Quattlebaum Artist-In-Residence Robert Storr will discuss themes in the exhibition. The paintings of MarcRead more
Blue Note Records has produced some of most iconic jazz recordings ever. From John Coltrane to Cannonball Adderley, the label has been home to nearly every major jazz artist of each era. Names like Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Art Blakey, TheloniousRead more
