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February Issue 2003
The Wells Gallery in Charleston, SC, Presents Benefit Exhibition
The Wells Gallery in Charleston, SC, is featuring an exhibition entitled, Charleston Chiaroscuro in support of the From Darkness to Light organization. The exhibit will be on view through Feb. 16, 2003.
From Darkness to Light is a local charity whose mission is to reduce the incidence and consequences of child sexual abuse through public awareness of the problem. Part of the proceeds from the sale of the paintings will go towards the charity. A number of artists who are represented in Charleston have been chosen to make their interpretation of the theme From Darkness to Light.
The title, Charleston Chiaroscuro, was selected in support of the organizations name. Chiaroscuro - chi.a.ro.scu.ro, n. the distribution of light and dark in a picture.
Karen Larson Turner ---------- Shannon Smith
Participating artists include: Shannon Smith,
West Fraser, Margaret Petterson, Johnson Hagood, Rhett Thurman,
Kat Hastie, John Carroll Doyle, Bernie Horton, Kim English, Claire
Farrell, Alex Zapata, Linda Fantuzzo, David Ballew, Beth McLean,
Margaret Peery, William Jameson, Mickey Williams, Susan Romaine,
Glenn Harrington, Karen Larson Turner, Betty Anglin Smith, Susan
Mayfield West, Lese Corrigan, Stewart Birbrower, Nancy Hoerter,
Gary Gowens, Jennifer Smith Rogers, Mark Horton, Brad Lorbach,
and Sue Stewart.
You may view all of the work and find out more about From Darkness
to Light on the gallery's website, at (www.wellsgallery.com).
For further information check our SC Commercial Gallery listings or call the gallery at 843/853-3233 or at (www.darkness2light.org).
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