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February 2012 Wed Feb 1, 2012 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit SAM Winter Mini- Courses SAM is pleased to offer a variety of winter art classes during the month of January. Please visit our website for more specific class details. Registration deadline: November 9 Thu Feb 2, 2012 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit SAM Winter Mini- Courses SAM is pleased to offer a variety of winter art classes during the month of January. Please visit our website for more specific class details. Registration deadline: November 9 Fri Feb 3, 2012 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit SAM Winter Mini- Courses SAM is pleased to offer a variety of winter art classes during the month of January. Please visit our website for more specific class details. Registration deadline: November 9 Sat Feb 4, 2012 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit SAM Winter Mini- Courses SAM is pleased to offer a variety of winter art classes during the month of January. Please visit our website for more specific class details. Registration deadline: November 9 Mon Feb 6, 2012 Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition Multi-Cultural Exhibit Tue Feb 7, 2012 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Wed Feb 8, 2012 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Thu Feb 9, 2012 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Fri Feb 10, 2012 "If You Give A Mouse a Cookie" Ever thought about what would happen if you gave a mouse a cookie? Don't expect a thank you and goodbye! Be prepared to run yourself ragged on a playful journey to satisfy the whims of that tiny little rodent! If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, based on the popular children�s book by Laura Numeroff and illustrated by Felicia Bond, will delight the youngster in us all. Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Sat Feb 11, 2012 "If You Give A Mouse a Cookie" Ever thought about what would happen if you gave a mouse a cookie? Don't expect a thank you and goodbye! Be prepared to run yourself ragged on a playful journey to satisfy the whims of that tiny little rodent! If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, based on the popular children�s book by Laura Numeroff and illustrated by Felicia Bond, will delight the youngster in us all. Audition Workshop: “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp” The Spartanburg Youth! Theatre of Spartanburg, SC, is holding an audition workshop for its upcoming production of “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp”on Saturday, February 11th from 9am-12pm. This workshop is a great way to get rid of pre-audition jitters. The cost of the workshop is $25.00. Pre-registration is required. Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Mon Feb 13, 2012 Auditions: “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp” The Spartanburg Youth! Theatre is holding auditions for “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp” on February 13th and 14th from 5:30pm-7:30pm. To audition, students will perform a 1 minute monologue which they may bring with them or choose from our selections once they arrive. Memorization is encouraged but not required. Monologues will be available in the Spartanburg Little Theatre office, if you would like to pick up your monologue prior to auditions. Children in grades 3 through 12 are welcome to audition for the play, and children in grades 7 through 12 are invited to sign-up to work backstage. Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition Multi-Cultural Exhibit Tue Feb 14, 2012 Auditions: “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp” The Spartanburg Youth! Theatre is holding auditions for “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp” on February 13th and 14th from 5:30pm-7:30pm. To audition, students will perform a 1 minute monologue which they may bring with them or choose from our selections once they arrive. Memorization is encouraged but not required. Monologues will be available in the Spartanburg Little Theatre office, if you would like to pick up your monologue prior to auditions. Children in grades 3 through 12 are welcome to audition for the play, and children in grades 7 through 12 are invited to sign-up to work backstage. Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Wed Feb 15, 2012 Music Sandwiched In The group Too Human will perform jazz standards but with a fresh interpretation that brings new life to classic songs Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Thu Feb 16, 2012 Art Walk Art Walk is the third Thursday of each month from 5:00 – 9:00 pm. Visitors may stroll using a self-guided map provided at each gallery. All venues are free and open to the public. Galleries on the tour include • The Artists' Guild Gallery at Chapman Cultural Center • Spartanburg Art Museum at Chapman Cultural Center • Gallery 155 at 155 East Broad Street • Wet Paint Syndrome at Hillcrest Specialty Row • Carolina Gallery at 145 West Main Street • MYST at 154 West Main Street • West Main Artists Cooperative at 578 West Main Street • The Showroom at HUB-BUB 149 S. Daniel Morgan Avenue • The Gallery East at 512 East Main Street • The Art Lounge at 500 East Main Street For more information call 864-764-9568 Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Fri Feb 17, 2012 Perseverance and Persistence, Symposium This event celebrates Black History Month and is presented at the Chapman Cultural Center by the Spartanburg County Historical Association and the City of Spartanburg. On Thursday, February 16 Mr. Joseph McGill from the National Preservation Trust will sleep at The Historic Price House in its slave cabin, adding it to his Slave Cabin Project. He will share the experience during the symposium on Friday. The symposium on February 17 entitled Perseverance and Persistence will focus on African American History in Spartanburg. Panelists will include Dr. Doyle Boggs, Dr. Damon Fordham, Dr. Frances Hardy, Dr. Carmen Harris, Dr. Dwain Pruitt, and Dr. Melissa Walker. Joseph McGill will moderate the panel. The symposium will begin at 8:30 am with refreshments and conclude at 3:30 pm. Panelists will discuss the major issues facing Spartanburg from early settlement to the present. Professional actress Carolyn Evans will appear as Harriet Tubman. The sessions will be in the Chapman Cultural Center Theatre. Reservations are required. 864-596-3501 or regionalmusuem@spartanburghistory.org Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Sat Feb 18, 2012 Perseverance and Persistence, stage Professional actress Carolyn Evans will appear as Harriet Tubman; Annual Community Weavers will be recognized; and Ballet Spartanburg will present a dance performance by Kyle Abraham entitled Kyle Abraham.In.Motion. Join us at the Chapman Cultural Center Theatre at 7 pm. Voices From the Vault Originated by the Spartanburg Arts and Crafts Club in 1907, the Palmetto Bank Endowed Permanent Collection includes works by George Aid, Henry Gasser, Albert Capers Guerry, Lowell Birge Harrison, Robert Henri, Harold Krisel, and G. Thompson Prichard, as well as many regional artists, such as August and Irma Cook, Margaret Law, and Josephine Sibley Couper. Aug. 9Through. Feb. 18, 2012 Laura Spong: Chasing the Undertow Laura Spong is one of South Carolina's best known non-objective painters. In a career that started in 1948, her reputation has soared in recent years. This exhibit will focus on the evolution of Spong's Abstract Expressionist style, and how that style, "visually portrays her 'inner journey' as she has searched for meaning and purpose in life." Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Mon Feb 20, 2012 Spartanburg District 4 Student Exhibition Multi-Cultural Exhibit Tue Feb 21, 2012 African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Wed Feb 22, 2012 Music Sandwiched In Join us to hear The Schwamm Family an internationally recognized family from Germany who will perform selections from their upcoming performance with the Spartanburg Philharmonic. African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Thu Feb 23, 2012 Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show The Spartanburg Art Museum will host the Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show, benefiting the Spartanburg Art Museum, on February 23-26, 2012. This exciting event will give people in the Upstate an opportunity to see, learn about and purchase predominantly 18th & 19th century American, English, and Continental antiques and accessories from dealers outside of the Upstate area. Vendor merchandise will include the following: antique furniture, silver, jewelry, porcelain, paintings, fine art, oriental rugs, linens, and garden accessories. Showcasing a wide array of fine art and antiques and hosting nationally known speakers, the Art & Antique Show has become the premier fundraising event for the Spartanburg Art Museum. African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Fri Feb 24, 2012 Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show The Spartanburg Art Museum will host the Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show, benefiting the Spartanburg Art Museum, on February 23-26, 2012. This exciting event will give people in the Upstate an opportunity to see, learn about and purchase predominantly 18th & 19th century American, English, and Continental antiques and accessories from dealers outside of the Upstate area. Vendor merchandise will include the following: antique furniture, silver, jewelry, porcelain, paintings, fine art, oriental rugs, linens, and garden accessories. Showcasing a wide array of fine art and antiques and hosting nationally known speakers, the Art & Antique Show has become the premier fundraising event for the Spartanburg Art Museum. Lunch & Learn Spartanburg Join the Regional History Museum for an hour each month to learn interesting pieces of Spartanburg's history from various speakers. Bring your lunch and learn from experts! African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Multi-Cultural Exhibit Sat Feb 25, 2012 Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra: Masterworks IV Sinfonia Concertante (Mozart) Sinfonietta (Poulenc) Plus Bavarian Folk Music, Fiddle Music, & the Beatles The Augsburger Geigenbande, comprised of internationally recognized Schwamm family members from Germany, perform a wide array of musical styles with repertoire that stretches across five centuries: from Baroque to the Beatles. And the press is taking notice. Augsburger Regional newspaper raves that they're "skillful, tasteful, and full of passion." On Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante Katharina Schwamm (violin) and Teresa Schwamm (viola) lead out. The Spartanburg Philharmonic performs with the Augsburger Geigenbande during Mozart and Poulenc, but after intermission we let go of the reigns. Our cross-cultural experiment takes flight as the Schwamms break out Bavarian folk music, fiddle music, and even some classics from the Beatles! Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show The Spartanburg Art Museum will host the Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show, benefiting the Spartanburg Art Museum, on February 23-26, 2012. This exciting event will give people in the Upstate an opportunity to see, learn about and purchase predominantly 18th & 19th century American, English, and Continental antiques and accessories from dealers outside of the Upstate area. Vendor merchandise will include the following: antique furniture, silver, jewelry, porcelain, paintings, fine art, oriental rugs, linens, and garden accessories. Showcasing a wide array of fine art and antiques and hosting nationally known speakers, the Art & Antique Show has become the premier fundraising event for the Spartanburg Art Museum. African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Sun Feb 26, 2012 Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show The Spartanburg Art Museum will host the Fourth Annual Art & Antique Show, benefiting the Spartanburg Art Museum, on February 23-26, 2012. This exciting event will give people in the Upstate an opportunity to see, learn about and purchase predominantly 18th & 19th century American, English, and Continental antiques and accessories from dealers outside of the Upstate area. Vendor merchandise will include the following: antique furniture, silver, jewelry, porcelain, paintings, fine art, oriental rugs, linens, and garden accessories. Showcasing a wide array of fine art and antiques and hosting nationally known speakers, the Art & Antique Show has become the premier fundraising event for the Spartanburg Art Museum. Tue Feb 28, 2012 African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! Wed Feb 29, 2012 African-American Artists of Spartanburg Come enjoy this exhibit featuring African American Artists of Spartanburg and collections of local African American works including paintings, pottery, sculptures and other media. Spartanburg’s rich multi-cultural heritage comes alive in this special exhibit! |
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