A Visit to Downtown Charleston, SC’s Art Walks – May 6, 2011

Even though I haven’t been to many art walks in Charleston lately, it’s still our backyard as far as art communities go. I don’t know everyone there now and many don’t know me, but for a lot of the folks who have been there more than a few years, it’s hard for Linda and I ... Read More

The Visual Arts Scene is Exploding in May in South Carolina

Long before the BIG events start in Charleston, SC – Spoleto Festival USA and Piccolo Spoleto Festival, there are events going on all over – too many to mention, so we’re focusing on few in SC right now. Up first – TONIGHT – is the 2011 North Charleston Arts Festival Art Walk, May 4, from ... Read More

The May 2011 Issue of Carolina Arts is Now Ready

The May 2011 issue of Carolina Arts is up on our website at (www.carolinaarts.com) – all 71 pages of it. We had over 32,000 downloads of the April 2011 issue – a drop of almost 12,000 downloads from March. So you folks will have to work very hard to get us back up into the ... Read More

Chasing Tornados in Seagrove, NC

Real hard core pottery lovers don’t let reports of the deadliest storm system of the year stop them from attending the Celebration of Seagrove Potters Spring Kiln Openings in Seagrove, NC. And for all those who stayed home in fear of what they might run into in Seagrove, we see more rain, thunder and lightening ... Read More

Could the Charleston Art Auction One Day Top $15 Million in Sales?

Work by Elizabeth O’Neill Verner A few weeks ago I posted an entry here about our day on April 1, April Fool’s day and I mentioned that one of the professionals at Morris & Whiteside Galleries on Hilton Head Island, SC, had called to remind me it was April Fools day – while in the ... Read More