The January 2020 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download

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Better than watching a slow clock tic until midnight! The January 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/120/120carolinaarts.html) – all 50 pages of it. On our cover this month is a work by Sally Sutton, who will be the featured artist at Carolina Creation’s ArtWalk on Jan. 10, from 5-8pm, ... Read More

Like Gen. Douglas MacArthur – I Returned to Check Out Some Exhibits in Florence, SC

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I posted a report of my first trip to Florence, SC, to see some exhibits back on Jan. 14, 2011. You can read that post on our blog “Carolina Arts Unleashed” at this link (http://carolinaarts.com/wordpress/?p=1156). Well, it wasn’t my first trip to Florence, I’ve been there many times before to Francis Marion University’s gallery and ... Read More

The December 2019 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download

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The December 2019 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/1219/1219carolinaarts.html) – all 53 pages of it. On our cover this month is a multi-media work by Deborah Kruger, which is part of the exhibit, “Material / Process”, on view at the Durham Arts Council in Durham, NC, on view through Jan. ... Read More

A Seagrove Carol by Tom Starland

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Well, it’s been another year that has come and gone and that chain of regrets you carry throughout your life is getting longer and longer. Each time I make one of these reports about my trip to Seagrove, NC, to attend one of the Celebration of Seagrove Potters events you say, “I think I’m going ... Read More

The November 2019 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download

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We’re launching a little early this month in order to remind folks of all the first of the month artwalks taking place throughout the Carolinas. The November 2019 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/1119/1119carolinaarts.html) – all 66 pages of it. On our cover this month are works by Seagrove, NC, ... Read More

The October 2019 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download

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The October 2019 issue of Carolina Arts is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/1019/1019carolinaarts.html) – all 67 pages of it. On our cover this month is a painting by Stephen Moscowitz, from his exhibit, “Birds  and Other Stuff”, on view at the Center for Creative Arts in Bluffton, SC, located next door to the SoBA ... Read More

The September 2019 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download

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Launching early this month – for many reasons – the holiday, the pending doom off the coastal waters, and while we have power. The September 2019 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/919/919carolinaarts.html) – all 75 pages of it. On our cover this month is “Trio” by William M. Halsey. It’s ... Read More

The August 2019 Issue of “Carolina Arts” is Now Ready to Download

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The August 2019 issue of Carolina Arts is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/819/819carolinaarts.html) – all 63 pages of it. On our cover this month is “As Above, So Below” by Diane Nations. It’s part of her exhibit “Under the Influence of Jung”, on view through Aug. 31, 2019, at Artworks Gallery in Winston-Salem, NC. ... Read More

A Trip to the Greenville Center for Creative Arts in Greenville, SC 7/9/19

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The Greenville Center for Creative Arts opened about 4-5 years ago in the former Brandon Mill and has become a hub of the arts scene in the Village of West Greenville, at 101 Abney Street. It was started by two local artists, Carrie Burns Brown and Randy Armstrong. I’ve been wanting to get there to ... Read More