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Intern Insights: Kate McPherson

Ever since I moved to Charleston three years ago, I have always been fascinated by what the Gibbes has to offer. From passing the museum on the street to following new exhibitions, the Gibbes has been an integral part of my growing love for Charleston. I will be starting my senior year as an arts […]

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Intern Insights: Heyward Bost

This summer, I was lucky enough to intern at the Gibbes Museum of Art; my experience truly exceeded my expectations. The Gibbes is a beautiful museum, and the staff behind it are some of the most intelligent, passionate, and kind people that I have met. I am currently a rising sophomore at Sewanee: The University […]

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Intern Insights: Daisy Perez

I had an amazing opportunity this summer to intern for the Gibbes Summer Art Camp program. I am currently a rising junior at the University of South Carolina, where I have been studying Art Studio with a concentration in drawing. I have always loved creating my own artwork and feel as if the main reason […]

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The Gibbes Museum of Art’s Distinguished Lecture Series Presents Martin Z. Margulies

CHARLESTON, S.C., September 16, 2020 – The Gibbes Museum of Art is pleased to announce that renowned art collector Martin Z. Margulies will be the keynote speaker at the museum’s annual Distinguished Lecture Series, taking place at the Charleston Gaillard Center on November 11, 2020. In addition to safety precautions for those attending the lecture […]

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#MuseumFromHome with Us

Let’s start the week with art. Let’s find hope, comfort, and joy in creativity. Although the Gibbes Museum is temporarily closed, we have never felt so deeply connected. Scroll down for helpful resources as you face each new day and seek ways to engage with art (including our new online museum store!) Join our Gibbes […]

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Artful Tips for Young Artists (and Parents)

Dear parents and members of the Gibbes family, We know that you are all juggling many different hats right now, including homeschooling your children. While the schools have sent some materials home to cover the next few weeks, the Gibbes would like to provide some additional resources to help you in this daunting endeavor. Make […]

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Wearable Wonders: Creating Micromosaic Jewels

When you choose to adorn your body with jewelry, you are communicating with the outside world without having to say a word. So, it is no wonder there is mysticism and fascination around these wearable wonders. Jewelry has a rich history over thousands of years in cultures throughout the world—from functional objects like brooches used […]

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G is for Gibbes: A Museum ABC Book Launch!

We are thrilled to announce our newest publication here at the Gibbes Museum, G is for Gibbes: A Museum ABC Book! This beautiful children’s book engages readers with works of art from the Gibbes Museum’s permanent collection, as well as broader art terms such as abstract art, colors, impressionism, drawing, and landscape. The book also […]

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Intern Insights with Alle Permenter

This week on the blog, Education Intern Alle Permenter shares her experience working with summer camp this year at the Gibbes! I am a rising senior at the College of Charleston, majoring in early-childhood education with a minor in studio art and I just finished my Educational Internship at the Gibbes Museum of Art. My […]

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Storybook Design Camp at the Gibbes

Each summer the Gibbes excitedly opens its doors to young artists, traditionally for ages 4-12. Over the past 3 years, we expanded our offerings to teens and feature more topical camps, like dyeing and working with textiles, for these older campers. This year, we’re excited to venture into even more teen and tween programming that […]

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