An all-day event for kids of all ages. Come paint a canvas by number this summer!

Artist Guild Gallery of Greenville
200 N Main Street

Only a few miles apart, the GCMA and the Bob Jones Museum span centuries and continents, and now for the first time, the two powerhouses have collaborated to present Sampling the Old Masters: Highlights from the Bob Jones Museum. Featuring more than 20 examples, the exhibition is on view through December 30 in Gallery 3.

Photography of Greenville and surrounding areas on the walls of Port City Java, downtown Greenville.

Show runs from July through December 2018.

All work for sale.

Blue Spiral 1 proudly represents the estate of modernist Will Henry Stevens. This exhibition will  feature over 25 rarely seen works from the gallery’s collection, highlighting his representational landscapes and objective abstractions.

Gallery Talk: August 12th at 3pm with Art Historian, Dr. Richard Gruber

Visit the TD Bank Gallery at the Greenville Chamber of Commerce to see an exhibit featuring the work of local painters, Meg Groat and Marcy Yerkes.

Coldwell Banker Caine presents works by Greenville artist Kate Furman at the Main Street Real Estate Gallery, July 19 – September 30. There will be an opening reception on July 19, 6 – 8 PM

428 South Main Street
Greenville, SC

Born in Chattanooga, TN, Starr Haney is an award winning figurative artist known primarily for her studies
in color and light, shadow and shine. “My work, these days, tends to focus on animals and figures. My
commissioned portrait work tends to evoke the playful spirit of the subject. My mediums are primarily oil
and metal leaf.”

Starr has a diverse range of influences stemming from her time spent living in Texas and Colorado. For the
last decade, she has been back home in the South developing her craft, blending her love of travel and
cultural experiences with her love of her southern roots.

My show ‘Vintage Modern Americana” is a reflection of an American life. I hope to translate a joyful sense
of the past in it’s hopeful place in the future.

Jamie Hansen will show her watercolor art in the atrium space at the Anderson Arts Center, 110 Federal Street, Anderson SC. Her art explores a balance between the intentional and coincidental. She combines unpredictable watercolors with precise, linear accents in metal leaf.

Metal leaf such as gold and copper reflect light. When there is not enough light to see the colors in the artwork, the metal leaf will still glow. The viewer might experience the art differently depending on lighting and viewing angle. As a result, some of the viewers’ experience of the art is left to coincidence.

Presenting a diverse exhibit of over thirty
woodworking artists.

The Greenville Woodworkers Guild was established by a group of five professional woodworkers in 1981 and has grown to a membership of 700 plus craftsmen and enthusiasts practicing their individual skills.

A mixed media exhibition highlighting the work of three Asheville area artists: Holly de Saillan, Betsy Kendrick and Maria Andrade Troya.

Each artist works with a variety of processes, including two and three-dimensional media. Clay is their commonality, and while clay is amazingly responsive to the hand, it goes through countless changes in the firing processes. It often becomes something quite different from its beginning. Paint, collage and drawing however, tend to retain their characteristic appearances, as each mark remains. This show reveals their comfort in exploring the creative tension that exists between those dimensions. The different ways that these artists express themselves whilst responding to their individual muses creates a dynamic and captivating visual dialogue for the artist and the viewer alike.

Holly de Saillan works with a variety of media, though clay has been her medium of choice since her high school years. She has recently expanded her mixed media vintage paper collage work to include large-scale wall pieces.

Betsy has been working in clay since 2013 and feels fortunate to be in Asheville where there is such a rich ceramics tradition. She also will often feel the call to paint, and always keeps her paintbox close at hand. She studied painting and drawing at The Maryland institute of Art.

Maria Andrade Troya works in clay and hand draws animals and plants onto her pottery surfaces, using these everyday functional forms as canvases.

It is said that “a woman’s work is never done” and these three artists prove that by responding to an undying call to create their inimitable creations.

Coffee and Poetry Every Sunday at Coffee Underground
7:30pm in Downtown Greenville (1 E. Coffee Street)

Bring your own poems to read or perform. Beginners welcome! Sign-up starts at 7:00pm. All poetry styles welcome! No shows on major holidays as posted. $7 cover (cash/check).

Christopher Clamp
Oil Paintings

August 9 – September 8
Reception: Thursday, August 9, 7-9 PM

Preview Exhibition

Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday  1-5 ; Saturday 10-5

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Wheel Session 50
Brad Jepson Quartet
Thursday, August 23, 2018
7:30 – 9:30 pm … doors open at 7 pm

Greenville Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
1135 State Park Rd. / Greenville, SC 29609
Admission $15 (Cash only)

Who better than Brad Jepson to headline Wheel Sessions 50?!! Brad is a favorite of the WS patrons, because of the energy, creativity, and joy he brings to the stage. He can make his trombone sing, scream, or sob, whatever the music requires. Session 50 will be very special … don’t miss this one!

The “Wheel Sessions” is a jazz performance series hosted in Greenville South Carolina. Performances begin at 7:30 pm, and are held in front of an intimate listening audience. There is a $15 entrance fee, which includes two sets of music. Attendees may BYOB. To reserve a seat phone or text (312) 520-2760 or email Kevin Korschgen at kmkorschgen@gmail.com.

Back by very popular demand, and ready for a whole new crew of wee ones! Join Mama Bear and Baby Bear in the woods! They need your help setting up the perfect pretend picnic. Explore your surroundings and discover surprises at every turn! Participation encouraged.

Most enjoyed by ages 18 months to 5 years old.

Estimated run time: 30-40 minutes

“Fun, Brilliant & Inspiring!” That’s what critics are saying about Savannah Baroque, six musicians, a baroque flute, a baroque oboe, a viola da gamba, baroque violin, a harpsichord & a baritone, bring Music for a While, to the intimate museum setting

Monday, August 27, 2018
7:00 p.m at The Velo Fellow,  (Underneath Mellow Mushroom)
1 Augusta St #126, Greenville, SC 29601
Come early to grab a seat, grab a drink and mingle

Deb Richardson Moore worked for 27 years as a writer for The Greenville News, covering art, theater, general features and religion. She has been pastor and director of the non-denominational Triune Mercy Center for 13 years, and currently chairs the steering committee of the Greenville Homeless Alliance.

Deb is author of a memoir, The Weight of Mercy, about her first three years as a pastor, and three mystery novels, The Cantaloupe Thief, The Cover Story, and the brand-new Death of a Jester. All use a homeless encampment as a partial backdrop, and are published by Lion Hudson of Oxford, England.

Deb is a Greenville native and a graduate of Wade Hampton High School, Wake Forest University (Winston-Salem, NC) and Erskine Theological Seminary (Due West, SC).

Join us Thursday August 30th from 6:00-9:00 to celebrate Douglas Piper’s first studio grand opening. There will be food, drinks and art for sale! He will be releasing a brand new series. We hope to see you there!!

Ballet Manden is a new African ballet that was created to enrich humanity with some of the best and boldest artistry of West Africa. Bolokada has united 15 of the foremost Guinean djembefolas and dancers from the last 5 decades for an epic performance! It’s the biggest West African Grandmaster ballet in U.S. history!