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Embracing Every Medium

Many women would be content to put their feet up after a 30-year nursing career and savor views of the Lowcountry landscape from the

Raising A Glass

Once upon a time, milk was delivered in glass bottles, peanut butter came in glass jars and beverages were served in clear drinking glasses

Make A Jaunt To Georgetown

Georgetown, South Carolina, is a day-tripper’s dream. It’s a short driving distance from Pawley’s Island, Myrtle Beach and even Charleston but with a population

A Student of Art

As Jeanne O’Neal paints, she thinks in hot pink. The vision pours onto her canvas, a twist on traditional landscapes that infuses chromatic hues

Who’s Intruding On Whom?

Artist Larry Moore loves to tell a good story. He may work an allegory into his paintings, or he may simply paint a narrative

Where The Heart Is

Though Sara and Ben DeWolf loved their former home in Daniel Island’s Smythe Park, when development began on nearby Captain’s Island, the idea of

Ministry of Art

There’s no telling how many people have walked through Mary Martin’s two galleries and four hotel show spaces over the last three decades. Window

Rooms With A View

Most home tours begin in the foyer, but we’re starting outside on the front step today. We’re in Naples, Florida, and on the other

Go Where The Art Goes

Saying Cambodian-born artist Pakan Penn’s résumé is impressive is an understatement. His first artworks were sold as a child, his paintings hung on the

Building Furniture and Counting Blessings

When Josh Miller was 11 years old, he swept the floors at Oak Heritage, his father’s woodworking shop in Pennsylvania. He jokes that his