The Gallery is pleased to present “In Plain View”, the newest solo exhibition of Savannah, GA based artist Daniel E. Smith. This newest series depicts the vast landscape of the Lowcountry with an exceptionally fresh perspective.
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Net Results:New Paintings by Melba Cooper and New Weavings from Kim Keats, will be on exhibit at the Charles Street Gallery from May 23 – June 20. The public is invited to an opening reception on Friday, May 23, from 5:30 – 9 pm.
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Lowcountry Weekly's Mark Shaffer Heads Into the Wild with Photographer ERIC HORAN
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Penn Center is currently hosting “Imagination Unlimited,” an exhibition of mixed media art by Hank Herring, which will run through June 5th. Featured artwork includes composite materials, metals and small diameter wood drawn from the artist’s unlimited imagination. This is event is open to the public.
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Retired Navy Pilot and Hilton Head resident Arthur Nelson Thornhill will be the featured guest at two exciting literary events coming up in the Lowcountry.
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Early this past Spring, the Arts Council of Beaufort County asked Lowcountry residents to take a survey about how they perceive new artists emerging here in Beaufort County. At the same time, free Get Your Art Out workshops were being offered by ACBC, through a grant from the Coastal Community Foundation.
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The Hilton Head Art League’s Celebration of the 20th Arts & Flowers Festival at the Sea Pines Country Club
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On Wednesday, May 28th several restaurants in the Beaufort area will generously donate a portion of their proceeds for that day to the Elly Bachman Snakebite Fund. We are asking that residents EAT OUT FOR ELLY! at one of these establishments.
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Over the past two months, Riverview Charter School (RCS) has hosted five community meetings throughout the county and presented at various civic groups – giving Beaufort County residents a chance to learn more about the planned K-5 public school in Burton. The RCS planning committee has scheduled five additional meetings in May and June.
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By the time you read this, Mother’s Day will have come and gone. As I write, it’s still a couple of days away, and I’m doing what I do best – endlessly (and, I fear, pointlessly) contemplating something everybody else just gets on with, already. Motherhood today.
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