Taking a Look at Marketing Techniques in the Carolinas The Press Release

This year we’re taking a detailed look at how the visual art community in the Carolinas is marketing itself. This is based on a piece I first posted atCarolina Arts Unleashed on Jan. 12, 2012. I borrowed a technique from comedian Jeff Foxworthy who tells his audience – “You might be a redneck if….”. I ... Read More

Carolina Arts Enters the World of Facebook

Well, like all things it had to happen eventually – we now have a page on Facebook. And, we invite all our readers out there to Like us. I always hoped you did anyway, but now this is a way of showing it – just like we all want you to feel the same about ... Read More

Carolina Arts Unleashed Makes It Through Its Second Year

Well, like the guys on the Nation Public Radio show Car Talk say, you’ve just wasted two years of your life reading Carolina Arts Unleashed – that’s if you’ve been following us since the beginning. If you’re a new reader – get ready to waste some of your life – I’ve got lots to say. ... Read More

End Of The Year 2009 – Looking Back & Forwards

Here’s the start of last year’s comments about how bad a year 2008 turned out to be. End Of The Year – Looking Back & Forwards Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 Well it’s happened again – one year is ending and another will soon begin. Frankly, I’m ready for 2008 to be good and gone and ... Read More

Carolina Arts Unleashed – One Year of Blogging

My oh my, has it been a year already? And, what a year it was. By early fall of 2008 the economy had gone South (Why does going South mean a bad thing?) – I came South 35 years ago and I think that was a good thing. In November, the first black man was ... Read More

First Blog

I am constantly amazed at technology – especially the Internet. We started posting parts of our paper (Carolina Arts) and extra articles which we didn’t have room for on a companion website in June 1999. Not long after we were posting pictures of each page of our paper – every month so everyone who visits ... Read More