Apocalypse Exhibit Reception

I've already seen the exhibit. It's just a small exhibit, taking up the back corner of the Annex Gallery, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in creativity! From Mark Wolfe's cartoon-like demon paintings to Amy Williams' "Four Owls of the Apocalypse" to Charley Hamilton's "Charleston at the Apocolypse," this is definitely an interesting collection of works.

ArtWalk Website

The folks at the Purple Moon have generously put together a website for the monthly ArtWalks. For those of you who live under a rock haven't been to an ArtWalk, they're lots of fun. You start at any of the galleries around 5:00 on the third Thursday of each month, and you walk around to the rest of them during the next two hours, eat gourmet noshies, drink wine, and meet the artists who exhibit in Charleston galleries. Very fun.

The new website is here: http://www.charlestonartwalk.com/index.htm and will be added to the Carpe You Some Diem sidebar, also.

Diego and Frida

Check out the Diego Rivera/Frida Kahlo collaboration at Taylor Books:




















photo by Amy Williams

Local artist Amy Williams made Frida, Charly Hamilton made Diego, and photographer Mark Wolfe took the creepy cemetary photo in the background. The exhibit debuted at this month's Art Walk last Thursday, but will be up until the end of the month. It's in the Annex Gallery front window, to the left of the Taylor Books storefront.

Collaborations make me happy. :)