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Classes • Education • Programs
The More You Stare, the More You See
The Anatomy drawing class for third through eighth graders, held on Tuesdays at Hazel Parker Community Center, studied the process of eighteenth century landscape painting without the use of the […]
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Schools Out! Summer Camp is In!
I am so excited to be teaching the summer camp at the Gibbes Museum this year! Our goal this summer is to experience several different kinds of art making using […]
READ MOREEvents • Programs
A New Twist on Art Programming
“So… what exactly is exciting about a museum?” I get that question a lot when I try to explain to people what keeps us on our toes here at the […]
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Kiawah Residents Open Homes to the Gibbes
The thirteen-annual Kiawah Art & House Tour, sponsored by the member auxiliary group, Gibbes, etc., will take place on Friday, April 5, 2013, from 1 to 5pm. We will have […]
READ MOREEducation • Permanent Collection • Programs
Ashley Hall’s Junior Docent Journey
In a city as vibrant and storied as Charleston, where history is said to live and artistic influence to breathe, it seems that we locals would be remiss to miss […]
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A Mad Hatter Inspired by the Gibbes
Thirty-one years ago, Charleston welcomed us—my husband John, our two young children, Rough our Jack Russell terrier, and me, a painter, potter, and art teacher. We had left our stone […]
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Drawing at Your Own Level, with Lese Corrigan
Since 1988, I have had the privilege of teaching classes through the Gibbes Museum of Art. Young, old and in between, my students have been enlightening and challenging with many […]
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Art of Design: Luncheon, Lecture, and Auction!
Everyone at the Gibbes Museum is excited in anticipation of the Art of Design Luncheon & Lecture that will be held in the tented museum courtyard on March 15 at […]
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Andreas Karales’ Memories of his Father, James
How does a photograph stand the test of time? What makes it different than one taken at the same moment and place? Many people have told me that the photographs […]
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Society 1858’s Winter Party: Habanero Rhythm!
How do you capture the essence of something like artist Jonathan Green’s personal art collection and translate it into a party? A collection which Green and partner Richard Weedman have […]
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