At The Chet Lowther Gallery
The PopCulteer
July 16, 2010
A bit of a low-key ArtWalk took place in Charleston last night. Art fatigue from FestivAll combined with competition from Bridgefest subdued attendance a bit, but there were still plenty of folks out enjoying the art in the various galleries in the downtown area.
The PopCulteer took a prolonged mosey around town, and here is our biggest ArtWalk photo essay ever. Standouts this month included the Charleston debut of Amelia Schroeder at The Purple Moon, Tom Wills striking black and white photography at The Art Emporium and an impromptu art show, put together at the last minute, at The Good News Mountaineer Garage Gallery.
There were also many great new pieces by top artists all over town, and yours truly made his first visit to Chet Lowthar’s gallery, and was duly impressed.
If you couldn’t make it to ArtWalk, let your eyes do the walking right here, after the jump.
Art was everywhere Thursday night in Charleston.
At The Chet Lowther Gallery
Stray Dog Antiques
Not to be confused with the Porkchop Bikini from RFC 101
Crystal Tooth
Mission Savvy clothes at Crystal Tooth Gallery
The Purple Moon
Tofujitsu performing
Amelia Schroeder with her terrific artwork. See the next five images for more of her work.
Art Emporium
The featured artist this month is photographer, Tom Wills.
Clayton Spangler's work is also on display.
Iron Monkey must be photographed.
Good News Mountaineer Garage Gallery
A great show featuring Kerry Bingham, Kim Bingham, Stephen McKitrick, Bo Ballard and Staci Leech
Visions Day Spa
ArtWalk On The Street
Reflections of The PopCulteer while shooting ArtGawk stuff.
Street Art #1: This Is An Ex-lampost!
Street Art #2: Robot Port-A-Potty
No seriusly, it's the new, smaller version of The Vault.
Shawn Romano & Associates
New Work by Jennie Hill.
Arthur Evans Southside Bridge
Work by Erica Bisbocci
Taylor Book’s Annex Gallery
That’s our ArtWalk coverage this month. Check back later Friday for Weekend events, and come back Saturday for our Cool comic Of The Week.
Very lovely art. Thanks so much for the pics.