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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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The Irony of Frida’s Record-Breaking Sale
According to the AP: "In November, Frida Kahlo’s 1940 painting El sueño (La cama)—The Dream (The Bed)—sold at Sotheby’s for $54.7 million. The price established...
What Happens to a Gallery When the Doors Are Closed?
A gallery is easiest to understand when the doors are open. There are paintings on the walls, music drifting through the rooms, visitors wandering in...
The Slippery Slope of Art Supplies + Getting Started
Artists love art supplies. We love the smell of a freshly opened tube of paint, the perfect spring of a new brush, and the untouched...
Masquerade: Our Review + What to Wear to the Immersive Phantom of the Opera
We went to Masquerade, the immersive reimagining of The Phantom of the Opera in New York, on Saturday, and I can say without hesitation: it is...
Nathan Durfee's Twentieth Solo Show
Robert Lange Studios will present The Ways We Dream of Home, a new solo exhibition by Charleston artist Nathan Durfee, opening Friday, October 2, from 5–8pm....
Congratulations to Our Neighbors at the Footlight Players
We wanted to take a moment to congratulate our wonderful neighbors, the Footlight Players, on receiving a Historic Preservation Award from the State of South Carolina...
Decorative vs. Conversational Art
Sometimes someone will walk through the gallery and says something like, "I'm just looking for something this color" or "I need a 24" x 48"...
ArtWalk will Look a Little Different this Month
For the first time in more than 20 years, Robert Lange Studios won't be participating in Charleston's First Friday ArtWalk. It feels a little strange...
Home Again, Inspired Again
Every summer we disappear for a little while. Not because we're tired of painting. Not because we're tired of the gallery. Quite the opposite. For...