Author: Margaret Evans

The 'Small Art Town" Expert tells Lowcountry Weekly why Beaufort keeps making the cut.

The human figure comes in all shapes and sizes, but it also remains a classic when captured from life – the one-armed greek youth at the museum has a lot in common with posers trying to make some extra money to get through college and graduate in 2009.

The Beaufort Kaleidoscope: Film, Food and Fine Art is taking place on March 6-9. The event is sponsored by Habersham Land Company and presented by the Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce.

A dual exhibition featuring new watercolor paintings by Alexandra Sharma and one-of-a-kind jewelry by Kym Welton opens with a reception on Tuesday, March 11 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at the Art League Gallery in Pineland Station. 

The Beaufort Art Association will host an exhibition of recent paintings entitled “Perspectives” by featured artist Juliana Kim.  The exhibit will open on March 31 and continue through May 10. 

Printmaking artist Brandon Gardner, who is also an assistant professor of art at the U. of Alabama, will visit USC-B this month. Gardner will lead a studio lecture and printmaking demonstration at the USCB Art Studio on Carteret Street Tuesday March 18 from 10am-2pm