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Classes • Events

Painting the Masters, Part II

To celebrate a successful Painting the Masters class, students held an art show on October 27th to share their work with family and friends.  Organized by teacher Janet Hopkins, the […]

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Exhibitions • Programs

Photography Exhibition Now on View

The Gibbes recently opened a stunning new photography exhibition entitled Daufuskie Island: Photographs by Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe.  These compelling photographs document life on the remote South Carolina Sea Island during the […]

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Classes

Painting the Masters

Over the past six weeks, children grades 1-4 have enjoyed the popular after school class Painting the Masters. Taught by Janet Hopkins, this art history-based studio class teaches students the […]

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Programs

Brian Rutenberg Artist Talk

Don’t miss Brian Rutenberg’s artist talk at the Gibbes on October 21 at 6pm. Rutenberg will discuss his working process and the inspiration behind his abstract paintings included in the […]

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Events • Kids at the Gibbes

Jr. League of Charleston Community Day

On September 26th nearly 500 people visited the museum for a day of family fun during our fall Community Day. Sponsored by the Jr. League of Charleston, the day consisted […]

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Events

Ancestry and Innovation Preview and Opening Reception

The summer heat was at its height in Charleston, but it was a refreshing, colorful evening at the Gibbes for the preview and opening reception of Ancestry and Innovation. Hosted […]

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Exhibitions • Renovation Plans

Welcome!

If you haven’t visited the Gibbes lately, we have big changes in store for you! We recently opened the Welcome Gallery in the front of the museum. This new gallery […]

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Education • Exhibitions

What does "plantation" mean today?

Maurie McInnis, Director of American Studies and Associate Professor of Art History, University of Virginia   Landscape of Slavery: The Plantation in American Art brings together an astonishing array of […]

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Exhibitions

Exhibition Purpose

Angela D. Mack, Executive Director, Gibbes Museum of Art Landscape of Slavery: The Plantation in American Art afforded the opportunity to look at a wide range of images that relate […]

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