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THE RLS BLOG
Discovering Charleston, South Carolina: A Local Gallery’s Guide to the Essential Experiences
Many of us know The Holy City has rich history but the current cultural significance of Charleston is often overlooked. This city has exploded in the last 20 years with...
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Layers of Motion: Michelle Jader at Robert Lange Studios
This June, we’re thrilled to welcome artist Michelle Jader to Robert Lange Studios for both a new solo exhibition and a special artist residency. Jader, known...
An Art Exhibit Where Nature Blooms in Unexpected Ways
This summer, a new exhibit is sprouting up at our gallery, and it’s not your typical floral affair. From the Garden invites viewers to step beyond...
Beyond Illusion: Joel Carson Jones’ Intermundium and the Heartbreak Hidden in Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata
Few works of art manage to balance sheer technical mastery with profound emotional depth quite like Intermundium, a trompe l’oeil painting by American realist Joel Carson...
From Steel to Still Life: How Diane Davich-Craig is Reimagining Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dogs
Few contemporary artworks have achieved the instant recognizability and cultural impact of Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dog sculptures. These towering stainless steel forms, polished to a mirror...
Whimsical Shadows: Matthew Bober Takes Us on Another "Ride"
Matthew Bober doesn’t just paint pictures—he builds worlds that teeter on the edge of dream and nightmare. With a brush dipped in both humor and...
Tiny Portraits with Big Personality: Cassandra Kim’s Victorian Birds Take Over the Mini Museum
Our Mini Museum may be small in size, but it’s currently packed with personality, plumage, and a healthy dose of Victorian drama. We’re thrilled to...
How the Commission Process Works
We handle a lot of commissions here at the gallery and each one tends to be a little unique. A commission almost always comes from...
Leeah Joo and the Curtain’s Long History in Illusion
Leeah Joo’s paintings don’t just depict fabric—they elevate it. Through her masterful use of illusionistic detail, she builds on a centuries-long tradition of trompe l’oeil...
Waterhouse’s Narcissus and Patrick Kramer’s Spring Awakening
Art history is filled with cycles of inspiration, reinterpretation, and homage — an ongoing dialogue across centuries. One of the most striking contemporary examples of...