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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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Acrylic Ink Painting Series: The Importance of Paper and Improvisation
I was recently asked by a client to reach out to Joshua Flint about his works on paper and what inspires them. Here is his...
Ted Walsh: Painting Memory Into Landscape
Ted Walsh’s paintings feel at once familiar and mysterious, like memories surfacing in the quiet corners of the mind. His canvases are often rooted in...
Our 2026 Group Exhibitions + How to Apply
One of my favorite parts of curating a gallery is the chance to imagine exhibitions that connect artists, themes, and audiences in unexpected ways. Each...
Kerry Simmons: A Storyteller in Every Medium
Some artists settle into a single medium, mastering one set of tools to tell their stories. Kerry Simmons prefers to roam. Her studio is a...
The Natural World of Megan Aline
There’s a quiet magic that happens when nature inspires art. It’s more than simply painting a flower or a grove of trees, it’s translating the...
RLS 2026 SHOW SCHEDULE
Our much awaited 2026 show schedule is here! Sometimes things change, life happens, so don't hold us to anything but...drrrummmmm roolllllll....this is what next year...
Feather and Fur
Robert Lange Studios (RLSart) is proud to present Feather and Fur, a solo exhibition of new work by celebrated painter Nathan Durfee, opening Friday, October...
What’s in a title?
I'm going to write a bit about how artists name their paintings and why it matters. A good title can do for a painting what...
From Interns to Artists: A Full Circle Moment at the Gallery
Over the years, we've had the honor of hosting hundreds of interns at the gallery—many of them from the College of Charleston’s Arts Management program....