the cast and set of Something Rotten!, the company’s second production in the space
The Village Rep founding artistic director Keely Enright secured a new home for her theater company at The Venue MTP in Mount Pleasant
The mid-century-inspired lobby of The Venue MTP in Mount Pleasant
Public Works Art Center executive director Jana Riley is leading the nonprofit’s capital campaign with an aim to expand the center’s footprint and programming, as well as add a small business incubation space for artisans.
The center’s clay workshop offers beginner-friendly classes as well as open studio times for seasoned ceramists.
Last September’s carnival-themed block party included live mural painting, artsy games, and performances.
Summerville’s Public Works Art Center featured Doug McAbee’s whimsical “More Light” exhibit, including wood silhouettes connected by a mural, as well as colorful metal sculptures (not pictured), last summer.
Visitors take in the sixth annual “SPARK” exhibition with pieces submitted by community members of all ages and skill levels to match the theme “Harmony.” This May, “Youth Art Month” is on exhibit in the South Gallery, featuring 100 works from local students, curated by art teachers.
Gibbes Museum
Museum president and CEO Alex Rich on the second floor of 141 Meeting Street, which will house the new education center and allow for 3,000 additional square feet of exhibition space.
141 Meeting Rendering
The downstairs of the neighboring building will become an education center with classrooms and state-of-the-art technology for K-12 school groups and adult classes, while also offering access to the galleries upstairs.
Theater classes at Charleston Stage West Ashley cultivate young thespians and theatergoers for onstage productions such as Finding Nemo and The Sound of Music.
Charleston Stage director of education and engagement Rylee Coppel at The Pearlstine Theatre
Finding Nemo
The Sound of Music
Renderings of the planned civic and cultural center by design team, Caplea Coe/H3
At his Hed Hi production studio on upper King, Tim McManus regularly hosts a variety gallery exhibits and performances that spill out into the parking lot surrounded by a host of vibrant murals he commissioned.
Redux executive director Buss Ross in the main gallery space during Hirona Matsuda’s recent exhibit, “Warm Light”
Jordan Sheridan’s solo show “Interwoven”
The annual Redux Art Auction
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