What is this?

This blog will be a resource for recording thoughts, ideas, schemes, and anything else that develops on the way to forming a unified voice and center for the Charleston arts community. Everything presented here is subject to change.

How does this work?

There will be a designated set of authors who will be responsible for posting topics for discussion, to begin with anyone may comment on a discussion topic or suggest a new post but only the authors may post new topics (this is mostly to avoid spamming and over posting). In time this can develop into an online wiki or discussion board style web page of information and ideas, but at the moment a blog is the most direct, immediate and open way to track the development of the ideas being developed. if you have a suggestion or want to post please send email to
charlestonartscoalition@gmail.com

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Upcoming Opportunities

LINC Artist Retreat
May 30-31, 2009
Greenville, S.C.

Registration now to meet with fellow visual, media, literary, and performing artists, discover opportunities in your area and statewide, envision possibilities for collaboration, learn about entrepreneurial training for artists, and more! We'll welcome Fidelma McGinn, Director of Artist Trust in Washington, and Andrew Simonet, Director of Artists U in Philadelphia, plus highlight the ideas and successes of other South Carolina artists. For more information, visit http://www.southcarolinaarts.com/linc/retreat.shtml or contact LINC Project Director, Katie Fox at KFox@arts.sc.gov.

W.A.L.KW.A.L.K Gallery
CALL TO ARTISTS for May 21-June 28 Exhibition
Deadline for Submission is April 20, 2009
Email W.A.L.K at entryquestions@walkgallery.org for an application.

WALK Gallery, LLC is a new public art project whose goal is to fill empty King Street storefronts in Charleston, SC with artwork by local artists. The exhibition begins at the start of this year's Spoleto Festival USA. WALK Gallery exists to improve the quality of life through design and education.
· The project turns closed, vacant spaces into vibrant exhibit spaces.
· Local artists get a high-traffic venue to show their work while downtown businesses increase foot traffic
· Property owners have attention drawn to buildings and spaces that are available for sale or rent.
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