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Finding beauty in everyday moments
21+ hour, 10+ min ago (122+ words) Stephanie Sommerson Hall is the owner and founder of Estelle Colored Glass. The inspiration for Estelle Colored Glass came from the owner's grandmother, Estelle, who embodied grace and hospitality. At the Estelle Colored Glass storefront on King Street, customers can…...
About the Cover Artist: Hervé Moreau
21+ hour, 10+ min ago (262+ words) The cover artwork depicts a Charleston street by Summerville artist Hervé Moreau. Born in France, Hervé Moreau is a self-taught artist whose creative journey began in childhood following in his father's artistic footsteps. While living in the South of France,…...
Butterfly sculpture takes aim at litter in Kingstree
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (447+ words) A new butterfly sculpture at Kellahan Park in Kingstree serves as a visual reminder of the impact of litter on communities and the environment. A new butterfly sculpture installed at Kellahan Park is intended to make people think twice about…...
City Council votes 7-5 to OK agreement with Ashley Hall about future of historic Charleston hall
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (422+ words) CHARLESTON — The city and Ashley Hall have reached an agreement on the future of a crumbling building at the site of a historic Black dance hall. Any organization that wants to relocate the small, single-story, shed-like structure has until the…...
Review: 'One Creek’s Trash' considers what could be built instead of ACE Basin pipeline
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (802+ words) "One Creek's Trash" combined art with a mission. People explore the "One Creek's Trash" exhibition at Silver Hill Studios. "One Creek's Trash" featured a variety of artists on display at Silver Hill Studios with the goal of informing people about…...
5 questions with Kirk Nilsen, Charleston Gothic architecture tattoo artist, Spanish folk guitarist
6+ day, 22+ hour ago (763+ words) Charleston is full of arts and culture professionals turning shared stories into stage productions, visual art and musical musings. In our Arts & Culture Lab series “5 Question With,” we will ask Charlestonians from all walks of life and modes of expression…...
Reader photos: Mirrors
1+ week, 1+ day ago (438+ words) Next week's topic: Sunrise From Gary Barrineau of Summerville, "This picture was taken in Summerville in the Kings Grant neighborhood from the old golf course." From Betty Bear of Mount Pleasant, "Mirror image of Denali. Alaska, 2005." From Ronald Allan Charles…...
See Myrtle Beach’s newest public art displays as city spends $30K to artsy up downtown
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1553+ words) The "Give a Child Some Paint" downtown mural was by local artist Tommy Simpson with the help of children from the local daycare center. The "Protect Our Oceans" mural greets visitors to Myrtle Beach's Arts & Innovation District. The "We Move…...
After much debate, Cayce will get its $400K troll. What’s the artist’s process?
1+ week, 3+ day ago (948+ words) One of Thomas Dambo's troll sculptures is displayed in a slideshow during a presentation from the artist at Steel Hands Brewing in Cayce on Aug. 29, 2026. There was no indication of the controversy surrounding Cayce commissioning one of Danish artist Thomas…...
SC artist's work removed from Magnolia Plantation after reparations message sparks tension
1+ week, 3+ day ago (682+ words) Kolpeace's installation in "Journey to Indigo" included blue bottles, which trap and destroy evil spirits or "haints," in Gullah-Geechee culture. Columbia artist Kolpeace wanted to remove a portion of his art installation at Magnolia Plantation after a tense encounter. When…...