I have spent the past four years staring at slide after slide of art: Jasper Johns, John Singleton Copley, Jan van Eyck … and the Johns go on. As an […]
READ MOREThis summer the spotlight is on Charleston’s early twentieth-century artist, Edwin Augustus Harleston (1882–1931). Six paintings by Harleston are now on view in Gallery H. The works represent both his […]
READ MOREThe Gibbes is hard at work on a great lineup of fall exhibitions including the highly-anticipated show Face Lift. By juxtaposing historic and contemporary portraits, this exhibition sequel will examine […]
READ MOREStop by the Gibbes on Friday, May 28 to check out our new exhibition JoAnn Verburg: Interruptions. Presented in partnership with Spoleto Festival USA, this exhibition features photographs of the […]
READ MOREToday is the opening day of our special Art to Go exhibition, featuring work created by students at Mt. Zion Elementary School. Over the course of the 2009/2010 school year, […]
READ MOREArtist Mary Whyte was featured on the news last night in Columbia. Click here to watch a clip. Whyte’s work is included in the Gibbes permanent collection and will be […]
READ MOREJoin the Gibbes and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra Spiritual Ensemble on January 10 at 3pm for a spirited vocal performance titled A Lowcountry Spiritual Journey II. On the final day […]
READ MOREHi there. It’s me again, Zinnia Willits, the Collections Manager at the Gibbes. In my previous post I shared an insider’s look at transporting artwork in crates and soft-pack materials. […]
READ MOREHello to all the Gibbes blog readers! My name is Zinnia Willits and I am the Collections Manager here at the Gibbes. What is a Collections Manager you ask? In […]
READ MOREThe crowd for the Brian Rutenberg opening reception and preview was as colorful as the incredible works on view. It was clear that the lingering excitement from Brian’s lecture the night […]
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