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2012
(Scroll down for past years' news)
Jennie Summerall returns to Charleston for a brief show in February
from the 16th to the 28th with a body of works called "Torn"
referencing her process of creation of these paper collages.
March will bring Paul Mardikian's third solo show - "Terra Mater"
followed by Gordon Nicholson in April and visiting artist Linda
Fantuzzo in May. See Mardikian's profile in the January issue of
Charleston Magazine. See the article on Fantuzzo
in the
Gibbes Museum of Art "Signature" magazine. In the fall we
will see new works by Lese Corrigan followed by John Moore's
photography.
2011
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa and Happy New Year to
all. Thank you for your continued
support - we
appreciate all.
December was Kristi Ryba's new works' show called "The
Art and Science of Memory." The show included little jewels (7" x
4.75") of works of egg tempera and gold leaf on vellum. The
opening reception was
December 2 from 5-8 as part of the annual December French Quarter
Gallery Association Artwalk.
Mary Walker's work is included in the Prints
USA 2011 Springfield Art
Museum show in Missouri. She won a prize for one print and the
other was purchased by the museum for it's collection!
Lynne Riding's show (all new work "Scratching the Surface") is coming
up with the reception during the CFADA Charleston Fine Art
Weekend. Opening is 5- 8:30pm Friday evening. Lese Corrigan
will be Painting in the Park at Washington Square Saturday from 9am to
noon and that piece as well as those of the 20 other artists will be
auctioned off silently during a cocktail reception that evening raising
funds for the Charleston County High School art department's art
supplies. (tickets at
CFADA).
October
brings Mary Walker's new works in
a show
called "Dreams and Nightmares." The opening reception is October 7 from
5-8 as part of the annual October French Quarter Gallery Association
artwalk.
November is Lynne Riding's
new works entitled "Scratching the Surface" with a reception as part of
the CFADA Fine Art Weekend on November 4 from 5 - 8:30 and December is
Kristi
Ryba's “The Art and Science of
Memory.” Ryba's reception will be from 5-8 pm on December 2 and
is part of the French Quarter Gallery Association Artwalk.
This
summer
brought Lowcountry Influence Abstracted and Lowcountry Reinterpreted,
both shows by gallery artists exhibiting works about the Lowcountry - a
refreshing take on our surroundings.
Palette and Palate was wonderful - just the right number of people,
sunshine and snoballs paired with Cypress's lamb pastrami with Greek
yogurt and watercress. This is a
www.cfada.com event - we were lucky again to have Cypress as
our
restaurant and Happy Camper Snoballs for refreshment! July 15 from 5:30
to 7:30.
Manning
Williams on Fire: 44
Years at City Gallery Waterfront has been delayed. Stay
tuned.
Charleston
Magazine's profile of Lese Corrigan is lovely - thank you Charleston
Magazine - see it here.
Yvette
Dede's "Egg Meditations"
opened with a reception May 6 as part of artwalk. It is a lovely
show that is a continuation of a series she began ten years ago.
This is Dede's first show with the gallery. The June show will be
works inspired by the Lowcountry created by gallery artists.
Mary
Walker has print works in two shows this summer. She has a
monotype in the show at the International Print Center New York and
works in the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University
show entitled "Reconsidering Regionalism." There are some big
names in the New York show and the same in Auburn as well as Lynne
Riding and Lese Corrigan in the regionalism show!
The month of April was a
group show of the gallery artists entitled
"Mixing Neutrals."
March 4 opened Joe Walter's "A Riff
on Nests." This was
the first French Quarter Artwalk of 2011. Walters
is a sculptor who also creates lovely two dimensional works on
paper. His work is part of the MUSC Contemporary Carolina Collection at the Ashley
River Tower. Three great articles on Walters' work - for his
show in Sumter seeColumbia's "Free Times." For his show in
Charleston see Charleston City and the "Post and Courier's" Charleston Scene.
Flirting with Art at the Gibbes
Museum' Society 1858 party
was one of the best times had by many in quite a while. Kristi
Ryba, MaryWalker and Lynne Riding were among the 12 artists who painted
semi-nude models for the event. See a video made by the Post
& Courier here.
Richard
(Duke) Hagerty's artwork was
the invitation piece for the
Spoleto Auction this year. The bids were wonderful - way beyond
any expectations!
We will have many
special shows in
2011 - Joe Walters in March with his solo show with new works - Yvette
Dede for the first time with us - Mary Walker,
Kristi Ryba and Lynne Riding all are having solo shows. Stay
tuned for more information!
PAST
2010
December
artwalk featured special
guests! December 3 - come
visit - Alan Jackson a local architect, David Edwards, photographer and
former Gibbes Museum Studio instructor and Jack Alterman, photographer
and initiator (with JD Cummings) of the Charleston Center for
Photography were the visiting artists for December.
Visiting Art Basel
Miami Art Miami, Pulse, Zoom, Design Miami and South Beach
was overwhelming! Sensory overload is an understatement.
Mary Walker's newest claim to fame -
following in the footsteps of William Halsey - see photos
here Post & Courier and article here. Walker was
commissioned by the City of
Charleston to create tiles restoring the painted backdrop by Halsey of
the fountain in the courtyard of the Dock Street Theatre.
November for the CFADA's
Charleston Fine Art Annual was a show of
new
works
by Lese Corrigan. The title for the exhibition
is "Other Side of the River." Corrigan painted in
Washington Park with the other CFADA artists that Saturday morning
after the Friday, November 5 opening. Raising
money for the Charleston County High School art departments
with the
auctioning of the paintings from the park is the mission of the
CFADA! Thank you to
the Post & Courier, the Charleston Mercury and Carolina Arts for
the coverage.
October's show entitled "Sex and Death" with new works by Duke
Hagerty brought many visitors to the gallery especially for
the opening. This solo show continues his
thirty one career of exhibitions.
September 1 was the 5 year mark for
Corrigan Gallery llc. Thank
you to everyone for the support, encouragement and purchases over the
years. We are still here because of you!
Mary
Walker's painting  "Something
Cool" which inspired the August show
was featured in the August Charleston Magazine and sold immediately
from that!
Both Lynne
Riding and Lese Corrigan
received nice mentions in the June 27 Post and Courier - visit and here.
July's show "4 Women and a Man or Two" includes works by Joe Walters
who is new to the gallery - another Charleston based artist, who has
created large sculptural installations for airports and hotels
throughout the southeast. He also creates paper based
pieces. Included in the show are figurative pieces by Mary
Walker
and Daphne vom Baur. vom Baur is the daughter in law of Elizabeth
O'Neill Verner so although she is living in Virginia, the Charleston
connections remain strong.
Mary
Walker is in a two
person show called "Connections" at Julie Heller East in
Provincetown.Walker had two pieces in a group show
there called “I Remember” from May
21- June 3.
Upstate artist Michael Slattery won 3rd place in the Piccolo Spoleto
Juried Show 2010. We are happy to show that piece and others of
his Charleston series: Security Surveillance. These "inks"
as he calls them are a mysterious mixture of photography and hand
drawing.
The gallery mounted a group show the
beginning of June without a
reception. With extended hours during the Spoleto
USA festival please call for an appointment as it will be
sporatic.
Lynne
Riding and Max Miller are in the group
show
called Contemporary
Charleston 2010 at the City Gallery Waterfront through July 3.
Miller is a new artist to the gallery although and old favorite as he
was a student of Corrigan's back fifteen years ago.
May 2010 is the first solo show for 4
Kevin Bruce Parent
with
his wonderful pinhole camera images of the Lowcountry in a exhibition
called
"Sans Lens." There is a great article in CityPaper that can be
viewed at - this site.
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April 2 - 30 brings to
the
gallery a special show from visiting
artist Jennifer Henriques Phillips. This is Phillips' first solo show. The
show is entitled "BUILDING
BABYLON (is Woman's Work)." [Babylon is translated as
"gateway to the
gods"] The
grant making this work possible is
from
the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs, the City of North
Charleston Cultural Arts Program, the Lowcountry Quarterly Arts Grant
Program, and the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support
from the national Endowment for the Arts and the John and Susan Bennett
Memorial Arts Fund of the Coastal Community Foundation of SC.
March
5 was a solo show of Paul
Mardikian's work called "Palimpsest."
February 5 brought the first solo
show in South Carolina for John
Hull and his first Lowcountry works "Forrest at the Beach."
Despite the rain there was a nice turnout.
January 2010 was
"Paper Works" at the gallery by gallery artists
-
unframed/unadorned.
Kristi Ryba has a video installation being featured at SOHO20|Chelsea
for the month of January.
January and February the McClellanville Art Center will host a show of
works by Mary Walker.
Duke Hagerty's work is hanging through February 5, 2010 at the new
Bin152 (wine
and cheese plus late nights) on King Street around the corner
from the gallery - nice to see several big pieces in one place!
2009
ART of Healthy Cooking
is now
available. Put together by the Women's Club of the Medical University
of
SC, there are 25 color plates by artists in the MUSC contemporary
collection including three of us from the gallery and 500 recipes in
this fabulous book many contributed by the artists. For a brief preview
click
here. The cookbooks are for sale at MUSC as well as by requesting
a copy by email to artcookbook@musc.edu for
$26.00 plus $6.00 shipping
($10.00 is tax deductible).
Definitely the season for wonderful
press for the gallery. Visit Charleston Regional Business Journal
November 23, 2009 issue for an article on Lese Corrigan and the
gallery. The fall issue of Charleston's Where Magazine included
the gallery and works by (Richard) Duke Hagerty in the article on Contemporary
Art in Charleston. There was also the great piece by
David Quick at the
Post and Courier - a gracious a High Profile on
Lese Corrigan printed on October 31, 2009. It can be found at this
link.
CFADA's 11th event
- the Charleston Fine Art Weekend raised
$19000 for the Charleston County High Schools' art supplies - thank you
for all the support.
Gordon
Nicholson, our favorite Canadian artist is
now an American
Citizen!!!!
Our friend, artist and fellow instructor at the Gibbes, JD Cummings has
passed away. Through his long illness he has been a trooper and
will be greatly missed. His work will continue to be available
through his site jdcummingsphotographs.com.There
was a lovely memorial service Sunday, November 22 at the Charleston
Center for
Photography which JD helped establish.
Kristi Ryba finished a three month residency at the McCall Center for
Visual Art
in Charlotte, NC. We cannot wait to see what she created.
There was an opening held in the first month. Visit here for more information.
November CFADA's Charleston Fine
Art Annual brought new works by
gallery
artists illustrating their BLUE.
Please join us
for a
reception on
Friday, November 6 and painting in
the park Saturday the 7th from 9am to noon. The paintings created in
the park will be auctioned off bringing in money for the Charleston
County High School art departments for art supplies. There is
also a lecture at the Gibbes Museum of Art on Wednedsday the 4th on
Women in Art. See
Gibbes for tickets.
October brings
a show of Respecting
the Past - special treats
from the studio of
Manning Williams. Reception is 5-8 on October 2 and is part of
the French Quarter Artwalk.
Duke Hagerty is
showing works
at the
Aiken Center for the Arts the
month of October - the opening reception was October 8 - anyone in the
area please visit!
Thank you for all the great
conversations that sparked out of
the
"x"rated? show!
September 1 - next Tuesday - is the 4th anniversary for the gallery and
we are celebrating by raising eyebrows. From 5-8pm come view works by
the gallery artists sure to stimulate conversation - Nick Smith of
Charleston City Paper wrote a wonderful review of what is to come! See
it at City Paper.
July 17 was the SOLD OUT CFADA Palette
and Palate Stroll and the
gallery was
thrilled to be again paired with Cypress Restaurant! Tickets were
$30 for the event with 13 gallery/restaurant pairings providing
tastes and libation with grand art. Tickets were available for
the first time on the
www.cfada.com website! The ticket monies go to the
CFADA art scholarship fund supporting and encouraging the artists of
the future. Gallery show is "Source" - where does our food come
from?!
Art scene in Charleston and Palette and Palate articles in Post and Courier quote Lese
Corrigan (and make her look good!)
City Paper latest review by Nick Smith!
June
4 was artwalk and the gallery presented a group show
entitled
"Next is Always Relative." Mary Walker put on white gloves
and showed her lasted prints pulled at Kingsnake Press upstate.
Lynne
Riding's new work - Connections: An Inner Landscape opened May 1 as part
of the
French Quarter Artwalk. Her earlier
work can be seen at the gallery at
the Art Institute gallery showing her
process and progress leading to the new body of work.
Mary Walker has a show at the York County Arts Council this month
through June 19. See the press for this "Hot Ticket" event.
Kristi Ryba has received the McColl Center Residency (North Carolina)
and will spend the fall there creating.
New
artist was added to
the mix in April for variety - show entitled "Neutral and
Beyond." Allan Wendt's wonderful graphite drawings, abstract in
nature
and fascinating in their complexity paired with gallery artists Paul
Mardikian, Manning Williams and Duke Hagerty for a fresh look.
French Quarter Gallery Association artwalk from 5-8 Friday evening.
Mary
Walker's new work - "On the Stage of
Life" was a big hit. Walker received great press with a
mention on the Art
Knowledge News daily email blast/homepage on
February 19 which goes to over 711,000
people and a profile in Charleston Magazine's March issue.
"Allons Y"
- Images of France - Moore, Nicholson
and Corrigan (photography, drawings and linocuts) - The show
opened February 6 with lots of baguettes and kir to
celebrate!
Big
News! The Telfair
Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia has acquired
a painting by Manning Williams. The piece is entitled "The
Playground" and is pivotal in the exploration of how Williams moved
from representational to abstract work.
2008
On
December 5 we celebrated the return Jennie
Summerall for a month long show of new works continuing her
goddess theme and expanding with male figures.
Kristi
Ryba was featured on page
66 of the November 2008 issue of Charleston
Magazine. She also had a solo show at the Goodall Gallery at
Columbia
College.
Charleston
Fine
Art
Dealers'
Association Fine Art Weekend brought a show of new works by Lese
Corrigan in a series entitled "Mid-River."
A solo show for Carol Ezell in October brought the "Return of
Japanisme to Charleston." This local artist created
paintings inspired by the Japanese masters. Opening reception was
huge as part of the French Quarter Gallery Association's artwalk
and anniversary celebration.
 Manning
Williams: A Visual Commentary was
at the Florence Museum (Florence, South Carolina) for September and
October 2008. This was the first museum
solo show
of
only abstractions
by Williams.
July
11 brought the third Palette to Palate of Charleston Fine Art
Dealers'
Association. We were
privileged to be paired with Cypress
Restaurant again. The food was wonderful and many new faces
visited.
Richard
(Duke) Hagerty was the 2008 Piccolo Spoleto poster artist!
Commissioned by Ellen
Dressler
Moryl of the City of Charleston's Office of Cultural Affairs to
create the 30th anniversary poster for the festival, Hagerty's already
planned May/June show became the Piccolo Spoleto Invitational
show and an even bigger hit!
April 2008 brought the first ever drawing show by visiting artist John Hull,
the new College
of Charleston Studio Art Department head paired with new works by Manning
Williams. This
show entitled "Storytellers" presents gifted weavers of tales
in
2D. People passing by
stopped in their tracks to see the works. They are equally
intrigued by the two approaches to a story.
"Southern
Remains," works by Gordon
Nicholson and Kevin
Parent opened March 7, 2008
The Corrigan Gallery has
been
included in The South
Carolina Arts Commission's 40 Lists Project. "The Arts Commission
is marking its 40th anniversary and the 40 Lists Project celebrates the
people, accomplishments, ideas and milestones that have contributed to
the arts during the past 40 years." Read what wonderful
supporters have said about us! 40
Lists Project.
February 7 we celebrated the mounting of the first
show
of works by
Paul
Mardikian. The show entitled "Totems and Icons" was filled
with mysterious works on wood. This talented
conservator of marine archeological finds including the
Hunley
is finally allowing the world to see his own creations. Please
see the great review in Charleston
City Paper dated February 21.
February
1 is the unveiling of the
works at the new Ashley River Tower, MUSC. Our BIG NEWS was and
is: Eight artists
represented by the gallery
have had their work chosen and purchased by the Medical University of
South Carolina for the new Contemporary
Carolina Collection to
hang in
the new Ashley River Tower! Visit the great
website
here. Works by
Kristi Ryba, Mary Walker,
Gordon Nicholson, Manning Williams, Karin Olah, Sue Simons Wallace,
Lese Corrigan and Paul
Mardikian are part of the collection. See the story The State ran.
January
- Birds
Bugs and Fish. Works by Mary Walker, Manning Williams, Richard
Hagerty, Sue Simons Wallace, Richard Hartnett and Candice Flewharty
brighten the spirit!
2008 has arrived. Thank you to the almost 25,000 visitors and
supporters who
have
visited the website in November 2007 (and to all for previous visits!).
2007
Nick Smith at Charleston CityPaper wrote a great article about Karin
Olah's show "Incantations in Thread." Read
it here.
The gallery was been invited to join the 2008 Southeastern Winter Art
Show at The Sanctuary. Please click here
for more information.
November brings the gallery's participation
in the Charleston Fine Art
Dealers'
Association Fine Art Weekend
the first weekend in November with an opening reception Friday evening
celebrating Karin Olah's new work. Saturday morning Lese Corrigan will
be painting in Washington Park and the painting will be part of the
auction produced by the Charleston
Art Auction that
evening with the plein air painting proceeds supporting Charleston
County Schools' Art programs.
JD Cummings has just launched a website with a grand number of images
on it and has reduced his prices to a mere pittance to make the work
very accessible and to help support his battle against cancer.
Please look and order many photographs. JDCummingsPhotographs.
December 2007 brought the show ML2CP - John Moore and Sandy Logan
(visiting
artist) with color photography.
BIG NEWS: Eight
artists
represented by the gallery
have had their work chosen and purchased by the Medical University of
South Carolina for the new Contemporary Carolina Collection to hang in
the new Ashley River Tower! Works by Kristi Ryba, Mary Walker,
Gordon Nicholson, Manning Williams, Karin Olah, Sue Simons Wallace,
Lese Corrigan and Paul
Mardikian are part of the collection.
New artists have joined the gallery. Richard (Duke)
Hagerty, the local plastic surgeon/artist has work hanging in the
current group show. His surrealistic works are reminscent of
Kandinsky and Klee's work. Paul Mardikian, the highly trained
conservator/archeologist
working on the Hunley, is now showing his paintings which have been in
process for twenty years. Look for
pieces on the website
soon and shows in the new year.
October brought the fall
artwalk
with special works showing and four of
our artists participating in a group show with other galleries at the
Robert Lange Studios Upstairs on East Bay. Manning Williams
had a large piece that is too big for us to hang here! See the
work at this
link.
Guest artist Lynne
Riding's show entitled Paying
Attention to What Happens Between
the Obvious - An Inquiry Concerning Transparency during
September was spectacular - a beautiful and successful show for the
space. See her work at
her site.
October brought the fall artwalk with special works showing and four of
our artists participating in a group show with other galleries at the
Robert Lange Studios Upstairs on East Bay. Manning Williams
had a large piece that is too big for us to hang here! See the
work at this
link.
July 13 brought an evening of tasty
delights for the eye and tastebuds
with CFADA's Second Annual Palette and Palate. The Charleston
Fine Art Dealers'
Association member galleries were paired with restaurants providing
tastes of their specialties. Corrigan Gallery was pleased to have
been paired with Cypress
Restaurant. for this, the gallery's first official event as a
member!
Mary Walker has joined the
gallery
- her show at
Footlight Players, the "Mary Walker Invitational
Exhibition: Variations on a Theme" as part of
Piccolo
Spoleto was a success. Her bird collage was used on the Piccolo
Spoleto
Spotlight Series
poster. See
more work at www.marywalkerart.com.
Gene Speer's abstract monotypes and lithographs can now be seen at the
gallery. Speer is the Master printmaker who ran the University
of South Carolina Print Atelier.
Kristi Ryba's show
entitled “Keeping House" has gained good attention.
There was a
lovely mention in the May 9 edition of
Charleston City Paper, the May issue of Carolina
Arts and the April 26 issue of the Charleston Mercury for a
description of
the show.
Visit www.kristiryba.com to see many of the
pieces. Ryba also exhibited in
the Women's Caucus show at the Charleston County Library.
June, July and August were group show of gallery artists.
New working is coming
in all the time through the summer. Fall brings shows by
guest artist Lynne Riding (September), Kevin Parent (October), Karin
Olah (November) and John Moore and Sandy Logan (December) exploring
their
personal voices.
Jennie
Summerall's show entitled
"The Uses of Enchantment" opened April 19 for a week's showing
and
was a great hit with new homes found for many paintings.
Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery has purchased her portrait of
biologist E. O.
Wilson.
JD
Cummings,
one of our favorite photographers and
gallery artists, is fighting a dreadful cancer and needs our prayers
and financial support. Please purchase one or more of his grand
photographs as full sales price will go to his medical fund. See his
sand series here at the gallery JD
Cummings or other works at Alterman Studios' Center for Photography.
A new artist has joined the gallery: Gordon
Nicholson has
delivered wonderful sepiatone watercolor "drawings" documenting
architectural sites around South Carolina in various states of
decay. The drawings are overlaid with stream of conscious words
in longhand. These very modern pieces tie old to new looking like
old letters with drawing notes presented as a new way to document the
passage of time.
New works by Candice Flewharty and Daryl
Knox were
presented
for the Friday, March 2 French Quarter Artwalk.
Manning
Williams was featured in a frontpage
article
in the
Charleston Mercury February 1 isssue. His show "Fragmenting
Arrogance" opened Thursday, February 8 with a huge crowd present.
He was also featured in City Paper, Preview of the Post and Courier as
well as the Sunday arts' column, Charleston Business Journal Weekend
Events and the Easel publication of the Charleston Artist Guild.
His work is reminscent of that of Roy Lichtenstein but takes the
abstraction much further. View the show at the MOMA called "Comic
Abstraction" www.MOMA.org to
understand where his work fits in today's art world.
The gallery is pleased to announce it has been invited to join the Charleston
Fine Art Dealers' Association (CFADA). It's inclusion
in the association is quite exciting!
Upcoming shows are "The Uses of Enchantment" works by Jennie
Summerall as she returns home for a week in
April and Karin Olah in November of 2007!
Candice Flewharty had work from January
2-27 in the the National
Juried Exhibition juried by painter Philip
Pearlstein at Prince
Street Gallery on 530 West 25th New York
City.
See her work at www.candiceflewharty.com.
See JD Cummings' photograph featured in Charleston Magazine's January
and April
2007 issues on "The Last Page."
Kristi Ryba had work in a New York show entitled "Adam's Rib, Eve's Air
in her Hair" at SOHO20 in Chelsea. Look for her work at www.kristiryba.com.
Karin
Olah has been selected for the second year
in a row as the
Charleston Farmers' Market Poster Artist!
2006
December artwalk featured gyotaku fish prints by Sue
Simons Wallace. A huge crowd came to see the "Fresh Fish" and
were amazed by the technique!
JD Cummings' abstract photographs of beach sand are now
available.
Manning Williams, Charleston artist, retired art professor and recent
focus of a show at the Gibbes Museum of Art, has joined the Corrigan
Gallery artists' stable. New works come in every week. Both
his pre- 1995 representational work and his abstractions can be
acquired.
"Resonance,"
a show of new works based on the Fibonnaci sequence by Lese Corrigan
opened October 6
with a reception during the French Quarter Art Gallery Association
Artwalk and was a lovely success.
Candice Flewharty, a Texas artist, New York trained and now living in
Charleston, has joined the gallery with her small slices of life oils
painted in a contemporary, photographic manner. View her work at
http://www.candiceflewharty.com.
Five Corrigan Gallery artists were featured in the Southern Living Idea
House 2006 at Daniel Island courtesy of Margaret Donaldson Interiors.
The May 2006 edition of the Robb Report ran an article on
Charleston including the Corrigan Gallery.
June 2 was the date for the first
solo show for Karin Olah!
"The
Meandering Thread" was a grand celebration of her work and
accomplishments and very little of her last 20 months of work is
available. The press coverage was stupendous, City Paper, Post and
Courier Preview and Charleston Mercury all provided well deserved
attention.
See the cover art by Lese Corrigan on the
new
book of
poetry by Susan Meyers at
http://www.sc.edu/uscpress/2006/3670.html.
Please purchase this
great book of poetry.
May 5 a wonderfully attended opening reception was held for the show
"Light Writing, Fine Art Photography" with works by
John
Moore,
Kevin
Bruce Parent and Lolly
Koon.
Karin Olah was selected for "Under The Radar," City Gallery on the
Waterfront.
Sponsored by Charleston Magazine and Halsey Institute of Contemporary
Art, this exhibition features ten emerging Charleston artists. Olah was
also juried into the national show at Redux entitled "the unlikely
target."
New York Times article: Real Estate|March 10, 2006 Escapes -
Havens|Historic
District, Charleston, S.C.: Charming and Venerable, With Kayaking
Nearby By Anne Berryman mentions the gallery!
Kristi Ryba was mentioned in the New York Times "Art in
Review" January
27 for her work in the show "Hibernation"at Silo gallery in New York.
Karin Olah was the chosen poster artist for the Farmers' Market,
Charleston for 2006.
The Queen City Classic Horse Show (Charlotte, North Carolina) 2006
poster image was by Lese Corrigan.
The official "Grand Opening" and first solo show for
Beverly
Derrick in her native city was held
January 27, 2006 and was a
smashing success with over 500 guests, collectors and artists present!
The opening was mentioned in "Fine Art Connoisseur" magazine as well as
the local papers and magazines. The "Charleston Mercury" did a front
page article profile on Derrick.
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