Author: Margaret Evans

The ‘BrainWaves’ of Sheri Farbstein

As one of Hilton Head’s premiere sculptors, Sheri Farbstein discovered the joy of working with clay while attending Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh where she received a degree in Fine Arts. After graduation she remained in Pittsburgh, teaching high school art and pursuing a career in pottery, sculpture and architectural ceramics.

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Biennale 2017 Winners

Art League of Hilton Head awarded fifteen winners, five of which are local, at the opening reception of Biennale 2017, the National Juried Exhibition, on Friday evening, May 5th. The exhibit runs through May 31st at Art League of Hilton Head Gallery located inside Arts Center of Coastal Carolina.

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For Susan, With Love

By Margaret Evans, EditorFor the past year or so, every conversation I had with my friend Susan Shaffer started something like this: “Hey, Margaret€ . . . when are you coming paddle boarding with me?” “€œSoon, I hope. I really want to, but…” This is my standard answer when anybody proposes I do anything new and semi-daunting. Especially if it requires standing upright on the Beaufort River in a bathing suit.

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Food For Thought

“I went down the street to the 24-hour grocery. When I got there, the guy was locking the front door. I said, ‘Hey, the sign says you’re open 24 hours.’ He said, ‘Yes, but not in a row.’” – Steven Wright, comedian

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Rising Young Stars & Beaufort Symphony Orchestra

The Beaufort Symphony Orchestra and music’s rising young stars help drive each other to greater levels of excellence. It’s not an easy life for young soloists as they reach their late teens and young adulthood, explains Conductor Fred Devyatkin, the Beaufort Symphony Orchestra’s Musical Director.

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The Latest, Greatest Beaufort Book

By Margaret Evans, Editor Ryan Copeland on The Beauty of Beaufort, his new book with Lydia Inglett and the Photography Club of Beaufort.When I heard that Lydia Inglett, Ryan Copeland, and the Photography Club of Beaufort were joining forces to create a new book about Beaufort, I could hardly wait to get my hands on it. Both Lydia and Ryan are longtime friends of Lowcountry Weekly: Lydia was our original art director and Ryan’s writing has enlivened our pages over the years. As for the Photography Club, I can’t count the number of times their work has graced our publication. I suspected this creative team would produce a Beaufort book to beat all Beaufort books. I was not wrong.

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On Playing Nice

Margaret Evans, Editor This spring, it seems there’s no escape. You can’t get away from it. It’s everywhere. All over the place, all the time, making us all feel lousy.             No, not pollen. Politics.

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