Intarsia Artist Helps Habitat
Intarsia is a rare art form experts believe dates back to the 13th century. Jim Mallet’s obsession with it dates back about 13 years.
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Author: Margaret Evans
Luscious Landscapes & Promiscuous Produce
Bill Mead wasn’t always a painter of promiscuous produce. A navy brat who landed in the Lowcountry in 1969, Mead, a self-proclaimed “old hippie,” started drawing as a teenager, and for years experimented with dark, disturbing images he calls “erotic surrealism.”
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A Way of Life
Kathy Crowther’s watercolors are crisp with the colors of local beaky critters and proud with botanical details of the Lowcountry. Her new paintings will be on display at the Charles Street Gallery from Saturday, April 26th through May 17, with a reception with the artist on Saturday, April 26th from 5:30 to 9pm.
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Celebrating 20 Years of Art & Flowers
What would April be without the Art League’s Annual Art & Flower Festival ?!
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Nation Wide
The 2008 National Juried Show opens in the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina’s Greer Gallery on May 2
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“Annie” Inspires!
When you’re performing a musical comedy that won seven Tony Awards and the love of audiences around the world, it’s not exactly a “hard knock life.” Okay, perhaps I’m underestimating the difficulty of putting on a great show, but this cast truly makes it look effortless.
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Oink, Oink!
The Pig Out, a long-time tradition at Beaufort Academy, was officially revived three years ago! With annual attendance of 400-700 people, this has easily become one of Beaufort Academy largest fundraisers.
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A Breed Apart
Cyclists to Hit the Streets of Downtown Beaufort for2nd Annual BMH Classic
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The Right Stuff?
As I sit down to write this column, it occurs to me that I am tired. Fatigued. Exhausted. To quote a favorite British mystery writer of mine, I’m flat out knackered.
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Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
