Peeps Gone Wild -- Copyright Friendly

Because the sound clips in the other version of my video were so short, I think they're probably OK under copyright fair use law, but I still wanted to put original music on here to be safe. This is the new version, using music by Ricc Recco of Trifecta Studios, Nashville. I love the new soundtrack! Check it out!

The Peep Show -- Photos

Entering the exhibit, from the stairs

Peepshow Theater

The opposite corner of the exhibit -- art by Amy Williams and Donna Whitten on the white wall, and by Joe Mullins, M. Elizabeth Dailey, and Jamie Miller on brick wall.

Peeps!

Peeps Gone Wild

The exhibit went SO WELL! We had more traffic than we really expected and the art was all well-recieved! Special thanks to Peep Goddess Amy Williams for curating the exhibit, Chet Lowther for giving us the exhibit space, Martyranny's Collective Pulse for the great Peepshow music, and to everyone who came out to see the exhibit.

I was impressed with all the art I saw at the Artwalk last night. All the works were great -- not at all like what you would expect to find in a sleepy small city in West Virginia. The INSIDE/OUTSIDE exhibit downstairs from the Peepshow was awesome. I especially liked the new works by Jamie Miller, whose art I'm seeing a lot of lately, and of course the ever-popular funky art by Charly Hamilton. I am really inspired by all the new creatives popping up in the local galleries. I think the Charleston art scene is starting to wake up!

Peep Show

Thursday, May 17, 5-8 at the Chet Lowther Studio, 223 1/2 Hale St. This exhibit coincides with May's Art Walk, and includes works by artists Rebecca Burch (that's me!), M.Elizabeth Dailey, Chris Dutch, Charly Hamilton, Jamie Miller, Joe Mullins, Keeley Steele, Donna Whitten, Amy Williams and Mark Wolfe.

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