JOYCE HALL, who has taught generations of Charlestonians to paint, will be exhibiting her series of interiors and outdoor scenes. In keeping with the gallery’s theme, life Inside & Out is made complete with the presence of a pet. WhetherRead more
Current exhibiting artist Roberto Diago will visit Charleston from March 1 - 3 for a gallery talk and classroom visits. While in Charleston, he will create a brand new installation for his exhibition, "La recordada historia" in the Halsey Institute'sRead more
While in Charleston, Roberto Diago will create a brand new installation for his exhibition entitled The Initials of the Earth. This installation will be composed of raw, found materials, including cardboard, dirt, and wood, like many of the artist's works on viewRead more
Join CLS staff Kerri & Anna for a hands-on workshop. Paste paper is one of the oldest decorative techniques used on book covers, popular in Europe from the 16th- 18th centuries. Pigments are suspended in wheat starch paste and brushed,Read more
The South Carolina Ballet is gearing up to bring back their one of a kind ballet- Off the Wall and Onto the Stage: Dancing the Art of Jonathan Green. Deemed “fabulous...an ingenious idea...striking” by the New York Times, Off theRead more
Come enjoy all the play with none of the pay during Customer Appreciation Day. It's our way of thanking you with no admission fees and bonus activities. While in many of our parks, visitors can register for a chance toRead more
College of Charleston Orchestra Spring Concert, Conducted by Yuriy Bekker Free admission for Students $20 suggested donation for adults
Dr. Sun Min Kim, piano Guest Artist Piano Recital Presented by the Department of Music
Critically-acclaimed author and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, Stephen Kurkjian, speaks about his recent art heist thriller, Master Thieves. It is a case defined by superlatives - the largest art theft in history, carrying the world’s largest reward offer, longer on the FBI’s listRead more
We want to believe that serendipity brings us together, but is that just a myth? Mining the comedy of missed connections, THIS RANDOM WORLD asks the serious question of how often we travel parallel paths through the world without noticing.Read more
