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Charleston Art Gallery Receives Top Global Recognition from TripAdvisor
Here's some good news to share today. Thank you to our local press for sharing this: A beloved Charleston gallery has once again been recognized on the world stage. After...
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An Interview with Joshua Flint
What sparked this body of work, and why did you feel compelled to make it now? My work is grounded in the Mythopoetic. Through research...
What Is Magical Realism? A Genre Where Wonder Lives in the Everyday
There’s a certain kind of artwork that makes you pause, not because it’s loud or surreal in an obvious way, but because something feels just...
Be Mine (But Only Me): A Valentine’s Day Love–Hate Story in the Key of Black and Pink
Valentine’s Day is supposed to be about roses, chocolates, and that slightly unhinged belief that love conquers all. Ok, maybe I think it does. But...
Bearing Witness: How Art Helps Us Process a Changing World
In every artist’s life, there are moments that quietly take root—experiences that linger beneath the surface until, eventually, they demand expression. Often, the resulting work...
The Art of Love: A Valentine’s Day Adventure
Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean packed dining rooms, long waits, and rushed conversations over prix-fixe menus. This year, why not celebrate love a little...
Joshua Flint Solo in April exploring Myth and Contradiction
Joshua Flint presents a compelling new body of work titled "Stillpoint" that explores the mythic structures underlying contemporary life. Drawing from literature, nature, historical archives,...
Book Signing: An Evening with Marcus Amaker
Next Friday evening, we’re opening our doors for something especially close to our hearts: the book release party and live music performance for The Color of...
"The Painted Word" on Supersonic Art
Here's a look at the article on Supersonic Art for "The Painted Word." Click HERE to see it on their site. Currently on view at...
Twenty Years of Themes: The Group Shows That Shaped Our Gallery
For more than two decades, our gallery calendar has been punctuated by one tradition we never tire of: the thematic group show. At least once...