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Charleston artist Beeple changing digital landscape, made $3.5M in 1 weekend

Charleston artist Beeple changing digital landscape, made $3.5M in 1 weekend

  • By Kalyn Oyer koyer@postandcourier.com
  • Updated Mar 1, 2021
North Charleston POPS! announces 1st concert at PAC since pandemic shutdown

North Charleston POPS! announces 1st concert at PAC since pandemic shutdown

  • Updated Feb 25, 2021

The North Charleston POPS! returns to the stage for its first live and in-person concert since before the pandemic. And the musicians are coming back in grand fashion by way of some of the mos…

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Celebrate Valentine's Day with Charleston's pandemic love stories

Celebrate Valentine's Day with Charleston's pandemic love stories

  • Updated Feb 12, 2021

To celebrate Valentine's Day, The Post and Courier reached out to readers who shared their "pandemic love stories." 

Gibbes Museum of Art moves forward with 2 annual events

Gibbes Museum of Art moves forward with 2 annual events

  • Updated Feb 2, 2021

The format may have changed due to the pandemic, but the Gibbes Museum of Art is full-steam ahead with two of its popular events. 

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Preservation Society of Charleston honors building rehab projects with Carolopolis Award

Preservation Society of Charleston honors building rehab projects with Carolopolis Award

  • Updated Feb 3, 2021

The Preservation Society of Charleston's 2020 Carolopolis Awards launched the organization into its second century of preserving and restoring the city's historic buildings. 

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Vice President Kamala Harris wears outfit by SC fashion designer on Inauguration Day

Vice President Kamala Harris wears outfit by SC fashion designer on Inauguration Day

  • Updated Jan 21, 2021

The outfit she will wear after the swearing-in ceremony, which has not yet been revealed, was made by Sergio Hudson.

Charleston poet laureate writes updated 'My Country Tis of Thee' lyrics for inauguration

Charleston poet laureate writes updated 'My Country Tis of Thee' lyrics for inauguration

  • Updated Jan 21, 2021

Marcus Amaker, Charleston's poet laureate, has penned new lyrics to a classic patriotic ballad that was performed virtually for the Inauguration Day Concert. 

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Charleston creatives open new spaces with plans for classes and community collaborations

Charleston creatives open new spaces with plans for classes and community collaborations

  • Updated Feb 8, 2021

When two local creatives moved into new, larger spaces at the end of last year, neither knew where the funds to keep up the rent payments would come from. 

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Charleston's new 'Geolocation' exhibit connects Tweets with location they were shared

Charleston's new 'Geolocation' exhibit connects Tweets with location they were shared

  • Updated Jan 27, 2021

"These tweets have my location?" reads the text below a photograph of orange trees shot by artistic duo Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman. Yes, they do. 

What's in the stars for 2021? Charleston astrologers weigh in on a new year.

What's in the stars for 2021? Charleston astrologers weigh in on a new year.

  • Updated Jan 4, 2021

A global pandemic, economic collapse, and social and political turmoil have all been on the docket for a year that, according to astrologers, marks the beginning of a major season of change. 

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The arts flow outdoors at Charleston's Tradesman Brewing Co.

The arts flow outdoors at Charleston's Tradesman Brewing Co.

  • Updated Feb 4, 2021

The pandemic shuttered many venues for local artists. That's when Tradesman Brewing Co. stepped up, offering an outdoor space fit for socially distant arts experiences. 

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Over the holidays in Charleston, let there be light

Over the holidays in Charleston, let there be light

  • Updated Dec 24, 2020

From uplifting, illuminated messages to gussied-up street lamps, spectacular lights shine safely throughout Charleston through the holiday.

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Looking back at a year of disappointment and pivots in Charleston arts and entertainment

Looking back at a year of disappointment and pivots in Charleston arts and entertainment

  • Updated 22 hrs ago

I'm not going to sugarcoat it. This has been a disastrous year for the arts and entertainment industry, which relies on live events and in-person audiences to function.

Socially distanced outdoor art festival on tap this Sunday at downtown Charleston brewery

Socially distanced outdoor art festival on tap this Sunday at downtown Charleston brewery

  • Updated Dec 10, 2020

A new outdoor arts festival is gathering the work of  local artists in a socially distanced setting of a downtown Charleston brewery.

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Dreading a slight Christmas? Charleston shows (and treats, too) are home for the holidays

Dreading a slight Christmas? Charleston shows (and treats, too) are home for the holidays

  • Updated Dec 24, 2020

This year, Charleston artists are delivering holiday shows online, with spirit and splash. Here are some coming up, and suggestions of at-home treats, too.

Charleston Pour House announces 2020 mural competition that will take place in 2021

Charleston Pour House announces 2020 mural competition that will take place in 2021

  • Updated Jan 8, 2021

Even though the 2020 mural competition at the Charleston Pour House won't technically take place during this calendar year, it is still on. 

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How a fake Charleston baseball team and its fan art are taking over the internet

How a fake Charleston baseball team and its fan art are taking over the internet

  • Updated Feb 17, 2021

Everyone's heard of baseball, America's favorite pastime, but an online fantasy league called blaseball is taking over the internet during a year in which fans were barred from sharing a bag of peanuts and cheering on their team at the stadium. 

Southeastern Wildlife Expo moves forward in Charleston with alterations

Southeastern Wildlife Expo moves forward in Charleston with alterations

  • Updated Jan 5, 2021

The daily attendance limit for the event that typically draws tens of thousands will be 25 percent of the festival's normal capacity.

Chanukah in the Square moves from Charleston's Marion Square to The Bend

Chanukah in the Square moves from Charleston's Marion Square to The Bend

  • Updated Jan 22, 2021

Chanukah in the Square, an annual celebration that typically takes place in downtown's Marion Square, is being moved for 2020. 

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Your 2020 Charleston gift guide includes 20 holiday ideas from local businesses

Your 2020 Charleston gift guide includes 20 holiday ideas from local businesses

  • Updated Dec 9, 2020

This year, shopping local is more important than ever to the thousands of Charleston businesses that have suffered setbacks because of the pandemic. 

Dunleavy's Pub cancels 26th annual New Year's Polar Bear Plunge on Sullivan's Island

Dunleavy's Pub cancels 26th annual New Year's Polar Bear Plunge on Sullivan's Island

  • Updated Nov 24, 2020

On New Year's Day, some people eat Hoppin' John. Others dress up in funky costumes and run into the ocean. 

Get 2 Charleston holiday traditions for the price of 1, while supplies last

Get 2 Charleston holiday traditions for the price of 1, while supplies last

  • Updated Dec 2, 2020

A Charleston Symphony tradition is back this December, despite the pandemic, and comes with an extra sweet deal for participating patrons.

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SC arts go to Washington. Why it matters when they get in the White House.

SC arts go to Washington. Why it matters when they get in the White House.

  • Updated Jan 26, 2021

With a new administration in the White House, will it usher in new SC artists as in the past? 

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Nuovo Cinema Italiano Film Festival reformatted for Charleston Music Hall during pandemic

Nuovo Cinema Italiano Film Festival reformatted for Charleston Music Hall during pandemic

  • Updated Nov 13, 2020

Reformatted in response to the pandemic, this year's Nuovo Cinema Italiano Film Festival will take place Nov. 18-19 at Charleston Music Hall.

Review: After a pandemic hiatus, Charleston Symphony begins anew at the Gaillard Center

Review: After a pandemic hiatus, Charleston Symphony begins anew at the Gaillard Center

  • Updated Jan 21, 2021

Last weekend, Charleston Symphony launched its 2020-21 season, which celebrates Beethoven's 250th birthday.

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Opera with your popcorn?  You'll find them both at a Mt. Pleasant drive-in.

Opera with your popcorn? You'll find them both at a Mt. Pleasant drive-in.

  • Updated Nov 9, 2020

Holy City Arts & Lyric Opera will infuse the Patriots Point drive-in with Massenet's opera "Cendrillon," or Cinderella, via a live performance by the company and livestream of the production by Metropolitan Opera.

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Charleston poet laureate covers Metallica and releases dance film with new record

Charleston poet laureate covers Metallica and releases dance film with new record

  • Updated Jan 20, 2021

"Subversive” features spoken-word poetry and electronic music under Amaker’s "tape loop" alias.

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Seeking a global perspective in Charleston? An annual festival is primed and online.

Seeking a global perspective in Charleston? An annual festival is primed and online.

  • Updated Nov 3, 2020

When the 10-day Charleston to Charleston Literary Festival gets up and running on Nov. 6, we may or may not know the final result of the presidential election. Either way, the perspective offered by this year's participants can offer vital insight in tumultuous times.

Halsey underway in its fall 'Dis/placements' project

Halsey underway in its fall 'Dis/placements' project

  • Updated Nov 4, 2020

This fall, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art gathers 10 artists from a range of places, pairing them 1o writers to explore being displaced from home. 

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Review: At Charleston's Corrigan Gallery, a stunner of a show is just the ticket for today

Review: At Charleston's Corrigan Gallery, a stunner of a show is just the ticket for today

  • Updated Oct 22, 2020

At Corrigan Gallery, artist Arthur McDonald takes us on an international tour in visual works and words that reveal a magical portrait of the artist as a young, empathetic man. 

Charleston's Holiday Festival of Lights will return, but without carousel rides or s'mores

Charleston's Holiday Festival of Lights will return, but without carousel rides or s'mores

  • Updated Dec 1, 2020

Holiday cheer is still on the agenda this season, as the James Island Holiday Festival of Lights returns despite the pandemic. 

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Gibbes to open eerie new exhibition on witchcraft and fantasy

Gibbes to open eerie new exhibition on witchcraft and fantasy

  • Updated Nov 9, 2020

"Charleston Collects: Devotion and Fantasy, Witchcraft and the World’s End" opens on October 9 at the Gibbes Museum of Art.

Park Circle front yard art walk will feature more than 35 painters, sculptors, musicians

Park Circle front yard art walk will feature more than 35 painters, sculptors, musicians

  • Updated Oct 12, 2020

"Eye candy for the soul" is promised at an outdoor art show that has been reimagined by the creative minds in the Park Circle community during the coronavirus era.  

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During tough times, the Charleston arts world flexes creativity with local partners

During tough times, the Charleston arts world flexes creativity with local partners

  • Updated Dec 14, 2020

Yes, it's tough-going for the Charleston arts world. But with the help of enlightened collaborations, some artists are getting going. 

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Charleston artist makes book out of Barn Jam posters he's been designing for 12 years

Charleston artist makes book out of Barn Jam posters he's been designing for 12 years

  • Updated Sep 15, 2020

Have you ever wondered who was the graphic designer behind the Charleston RiverDogs logo, an emblem featuring a golden mutt inside a navy-blue "C" chomping down on a baseball bat? 

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As Redux turns 18, it considers urban Charleston in a new group show

As Redux turns 18, it considers urban Charleston in a new group show

  • Updated Oct 6, 2020

Redux's new group show, "Frontyard, Backyard, Street," invites the neighborhood to explore a sense of place in city landscapes through the eyes of five artists who have worked in Charleston.

Charleston's Gibbes Museum pulls controversial jewelry line after online backlash

Charleston's Gibbes Museum pulls controversial jewelry line after online backlash

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

The Gibbes Museum of Art has decided to cancel the upcoming sale of a controversial jewelry line that was scheduled to launch in the museum's store next week. 

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'Wear Their Names' jewelry made out of shattered glass from Charleston riot

'Wear Their Names' jewelry made out of shattered glass from Charleston riot

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

Wen came up with the concept: "Make something beautiful out of the rubble." 

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Small town SC native Chadwick Boseman shows others that they can be what they see

Small town SC native Chadwick Boseman shows others that they can be what they see

  • Updated Mar 1, 2021

According to those who knew Anderson native Chadwick Boseman when he was growing up, the actor was just as extraordinary as he seems.

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Review: At Charleston's Gibbes, a collection comes together to break a silence

Review: At Charleston's Gibbes, a collection comes together to break a silence

  • Updated Jan 11, 2021

When the pandemic upended a scheduled show at the Gibbes Museum of Art, chief curator and Executive Director Angela Mack fast-tracked a show involving the Charleston-based collection of artist Jonathan Green and his studio partner Richard Weedman.

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Former Charleston artist Shepard Fairey designer for 'Make Your Vote Count' campaign

Former Charleston artist Shepard Fairey designer for 'Make Your Vote Count' campaign

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

The "Make Your Vote Count" pledge by the nonprofit organization seeks to spread information about how to vote in the upcoming presidential election.

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Gibbes Museum showcases collection of Jonathan Green and Richard Weedman, highlighting WPA works

Gibbes Museum showcases collection of Jonathan Green and Richard Weedman, highlighting WPA works

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

“Building a Legacy: The Vibrant Vision Collection of Jonathan Green and Richard Weedman,” featuring 49 works representing the African diaspora, opens in the Gibbes Museum's large third-floor gallery on Aug. 21.

City Gallery reopens, presents group show 'Together at a Distance'

City Gallery reopens, presents group show 'Together at a Distance'

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

The City Gallery at Waterfront Park, 34 Prioleau St., reopened Thursday with adjusted hours and new safety precautions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Exhibitions can be viewed 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Th…

Holy City Vintage Market to benefit North Charleston's Fresh Future Farm

Holy City Vintage Market to benefit North Charleston's Fresh Future Farm

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

This Sunday's raffle will include items from 18 local businesses and will be raising money for Fresh Future Farm.

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How artists and arts institutions lead the conversation on race in America

How artists and arts institutions lead the conversation on race in America

  • Updated Sep 23, 2020

Visual artists always have been ahead of the times, but now the times are catching up.

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15 Charleston Black bloggers to follow on social media

15 Charleston Black bloggers to follow on social media

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

There are quite a few interesting Black bloggers right here in the Holy City who deserve a follow on the 'Gram.

Charleston authors' new children's book raising money for local animal rescues

Charleston authors' new children's book raising money for local animal rescues

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

Charleston-based authors and life partners Julie Weldon and Stacey Pierce have released a children's book based on their late rescue dog, Rico. 

Charleston's 5th annual Black Ink Festival names keynote speaker

Charleston's 5th annual Black Ink Festival names keynote speaker

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

Black Ink: A Charleston African American Book Festival will welcome keynote speaker Kwame Mbalia to its event, set for Jan. 16, 2021, at the College Center at Trident Technical College in North Charleston.

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Gibbes Museum offering new face masks featuring art from collection, plus virtual jazz

Gibbes Museum offering new face masks featuring art from collection, plus virtual jazz

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

The Gibbes Museum now offers face masks imprinted with details of four popular works in its collection.

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Get out of Charleston with these 12 virtual summer vacation experiences

Get out of Charleston with these 12 virtual summer vacation experiences

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

It's the prime of summer vacation season, but this year, there are some travel roadblocks that might prevent those sunshine-y, carefree getaways you've been looking forward to. 

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New Redux exhibit in Charleston explores art as an advocate for social change

New Redux exhibit in Charleston explores art as an advocate for social change

  • Updated Sep 14, 2020

For the "Creative Corridors" showcase, Redux studio artists were asked to explore art and its ability to send messages, rally communities and be a conduit for social change. 

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