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Things unseen at the Gibbes and beyond

On Friday, the Gibbes will unveil two new exhibitions: "Face Lift" and "The Evidence of Things Unseen." Read story.

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S.C. Arts Commission awards 221 grants

The South Carolina Arts Commission has awarded $1,278,726 to communities, artists, arts organizations and schools for the 2011 fiscal year. Read story.

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History buff brings rare artifacts to Lowcountry

Sitting on one of Bali's beaches in 1985, Rich Mutschler was approached by a local who had a collection of gold coins for sale. Read story.

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One-stop design shop

Michael Mitchell Gallery is here to stay Read story.

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A midsummer's night art delight

Charleston artists Pamela Cisneros, Amelia and Dan Hale, Kristen Ley, Kim Lucia, and Catherine Yerger have decided to celebrate midsummer with art, jazz, wine and food at their aptly named "A Midsummer's Night Art Delight." The event, sponsored by Mikell Law Firm, will take place this evening from 5-9 p.m. at 234 Mathis Ferry Road, just off the bridge in Mount Pleasant. Read story.

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Williams and Flint make moves at Robert Lange Studios

Robert Lange Studios upcoming exhibit "Still : Moving" features the work of the contemporary landscape artist Charles Williams and cityscape painter Joshua Flint. Read story.

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Palette and Palate Stroll

Galleries and restaurants combine forces for July 16 event

Galleries and restaurants combine forces for July 16 event Read story.

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ELA does it again

Eye Level Art offers musicians a stage to play, 'Boys of Summer Film Series'

Eye Level Art offers improv music and movie nights Read story.

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Art adds new flavor to Charleston Grill

For Mickey Bakst, the general manager of the Charleston Grill, there has always been something more to eating out than just the taste of the food. For the entire dining experience, from the smells to the sights, Bakst says he always strives to create a memorable atmosphere. Read story.

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Abstract expressionist Localio finds his voice with 'Cirque'

Don Localio has spent time and been influenced by some of the major characters in the art world. Read story.

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52.5 Records hosts The Cricket Press' new screenprints

Brian and Sarah Turner have been designing posters for nearly a decade. Read story.

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Artists! This Affects You Directly

Last week was an interesting one for the South Carolina Arts Commission and artists throughout the state. Read story.

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We are living in an 'Ethereal' world

So it seems fitting for adjectives such as bohemian, beautiful, organic and ethereal to flow from local designer Rachel Gordon. Read story.

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June art walk gets 'Diverse'

There's nothing like having an Art Walk in the middle of Spoleto! Charlestonians overwhelmed? Not at all. It's a special Charleston-bred skill to somehow be able to attend everything. Read story.

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Frankenmatt

Duo brings the funny to Piccolo for a third time Read story.

news & features
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Phish not the only highlight of fall lineup

After a almost half a decade, loyal Phish-heads who've had to cope with symptoms of withdrawal after the group went on hiatus, will be rewarded for their devotion with the ... Read story.

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BBQ and Bluegrass Festival makes for the ultimate Sunday funday

Summer is ending, yet no one wants to admit it. So put on your party pants Sunday afternoon for Boone Hall's annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival. It'll take your mind ... Read story.

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We got the jazz

There's an ocean of jazz planned for the Lowcountry this fall. Read story.

 
 
 
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