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

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We’re coming to you a little early this month as I have a medical procedure on Dec. 1. Oh joy! The December 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/1220/1220carolinaarts.html) – all 56 pages of it. That’s 1 less page than last month’s issue. This month’s cover is a work by ... Read More

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

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The November 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/1120/1120carolinaarts.html) – all 57 pages of it. That’s 6 less pages than last month’s issue, as many of the non-profit facilities have shows that are up for several months. This month’s cover is a work by Tom Stanley. It’s part of the ... Read More

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

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The October 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/1020/1020carolinaarts.html) – all 63 pages of it. That’s 13 more pages than last month’s issue. A lot of the non-profit art venues in North Carolina have reopened. This month’s cover is a work by Paul Yanko. It’s part of the exhibit, “Perfectly ... Read More

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

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The September 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/920/920carolinaarts.html) – all 50 pages of it. That’s 2 more pages than last month’s issue. We seem to still be on our COVID-19 plateau. This month’s cover is a work by Susan Irish, who is a member of the SC Chapter of ... Read More

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

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The August 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/820/820carolinaarts.html) – all 48 pages of it. That’s 1 more page than last month’s issue – still Pandemic and now it’s Summer too! This month’s cover is by Charles Edward Williams, part of the exhibit, “Protect + Serve”, which will be on ... Read More

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

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The July 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/720/720carolinaarts.html) – all 47 pages of it. That’s 3 less pages than last month’s issue – still Pandemic and now it’s Summer too! This month’s cover comes from Jane Nodine of Spartanburg, SC, who is having an exhibit at the Upstairs Artspace ... Read More

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

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The June 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/620/620carolinaarts.html) – all 50 pages of it. That’s 2 more pages than last month’s issue – still Pandemic! We finally received a few images of our brave health care workers for consideration for our cover and we selected a work by Michelle ... Read More

The May Issue of “Carolina Arts” is ready to download

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Editors Note: I just realized I forgot to post the May 2020 issue here, so the June post is after this one – no way to get it back in the right place. My bad. May was a difficult month and June so far is n better. The May 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is ... Read More

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

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The June 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/620/620carolinaarts.html) – all 50 pages of it. That’s 2 more pages than last month’s issue – still Pandemic! We finally received a few images of our brave health care workers for consideration for our cover and we selected a work by Michelle ... Read More

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

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The April 2020 issue of “Carolina Arts” is up on our website at (http://www.carolinaarts.com/420/420carolinaarts.html) – all 50 pages of it. That’s 16 pages less than last month’s issue – Pandemic! Don’t look too close, but featured on our cover this month is the COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus). So beautiful, yet so deadly. As a child when ... Read More