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Greenville Through A Lens

by admin on January 22, 2026.

Greenville Through a Lens is a Fine Arts Exhibit & Cultural Event hosted by The Cunningham Fine Arts Foundation at The Rutherford on April 25th, 2026 from 4pm – 9pm. The 4th Annual Greenville Through A Lens Suit & Tie Black Carpet Evening is more than an art showcase—it’s a cultural experience. Guests are encouraged...

ART CALL : NOW ACCEPTING EXHIBITION PROPOSALS

by admin on January 20, 2026.

ART EXHIBITION PROPOSAL GUIDELINES We are your neighbors! The Neighborhood Cancer Connection has supported Greenville’s cancer patients and their families for 60+ years and has thousands of visitors and clients each year. We’re all about connecting and offering support; belonging makes life worth living. We also believe that art lifts the spirit. Partner with Us:...

The Things Women Hold: Shellie Lewis Crisp, R. Sawan White, Rachael Van Dyke

by admin on January 20, 2026.

Art & Light Gallery is happy to present “The Things Women Hold”, an exhibition of work by Shellie Lewis Crisp (Bishopville, S.C.), R. Sawan White (Lincoln, R.I.) and Rachael Van Dyke (Boone, N.C.) launching on the Art & Light website and in the gallery at 10:00 AM (EST) on Tuesday, February 3 with an opening...

Art & Light | Anchorage Exhibition Series: Gretta McCall

by admin on January 20, 2026.

Art & Light Gallery and The Anchorage Restaurant are pleased to announce the inaugural exhibition in their 2026 partnership series. A solo exhibition featuring work by local Greenville, S.C. artist Gretta McCall will be on view at The Anchorage in the Village of West Greenville from January 6 to April 7, 2026. The Anchorage Exhibition...

MIRROR: Visual Arts as Social Commentary

by admin on January 20, 2026.

The Warehouse Theatre, located at 37 Augusta Street, is proud to present its first juried exhibition as part of the SeasonArt Series. Timed to coincide with the production of The Mountaintop by Pulitzer-Prize-winning and Tony-nominated playwright Katori Hall (running April 3–26), the exhibition will explore the theme MIRROR: Visual Arts as Social Commentary. Artists are...

“Botanic Beats”

by admin on January 14, 2026.

“Nature has an unhurried rhythm that grounds me. In watching plants grow, gather, bloom, and fade, I’m reminded that every ending holds the seed of something new. Botanic Beats is my way of honoring that quiet, constant cycle,” remarks Pavni. This sense of rhythm forms the backbone of Botanic Beats, a stunning body of work...

Portraits! God’s Amazing Variety in Pastel and Paint

by admin on January 6, 2026.

The Simpsonville Arts Center will be showcasing the work of Diane Fleischer, a pastel, oil, and acrylic painter (https://www.dfleischer-art.com). Diane’s art focuses on portraiture inspired by the beauty of our world and the unending creativity of God. This show will also contain some of her landscapes and animal portraits in both acrylic and oils. Diane...

All About Water – Gallery Exhibition

by admin on January 6, 2026.

“Water is the driving force of all nature.” – Leonardo Da Vinci Call for Entries for “All About Water” – a small gallery exhibition at Blue Ridge Arts Center in Seneca, SC. This is an open show – all submitted works will be displayed and awards will be presented ($750 – 1st, $500 – 2nd,...

Tina Steenerson- Abstractions: acrylic paintings At the nARThex Gallery

by admin on January 6, 2026.

Tina Steenerson’s acrylic paintings will be on view in the Greenville Unitarian Universalist nARThex gallery for January and February. Open Sundays from 9:30 12:30. An artist reception will be held Thursday, Jan. 8th from 5-7pm. Entrance is from the back parking lot. The public is welcome.

Painting, once again

by admin on December 16, 2025.

Again, It Is Painting is the artist’s first solo exhibition. Having devoted her early life to studying and practicing fine art, the artist’s life revolved entirely around painting. This path was interrupted by marriage and immigration, which brought isolation and disconnection from familiar communities, leaving language and belonging difficult to navigate. Painting became a space...