Nov 10, 2016
Curators often employ juxtaposition as an element when arranging art. At first glance, Fabulon’s pairing of the work of landscape painter Eugene Horne with sculptor Gena Grant might seem evidence of such a technique. Horne’s work seeks to capture light in a specific...
Nov 5, 2016
When Hurricane Matthew set the East Coast of the United State in his sites, decisions had to be made here in the Lowcountry. Schools were cancelled, The Governor called for a mandatory evacuation, events would have to be rescheduled. One of the unfortunate casualties...
Oct 26, 2016
Fans of Southern Rock should know the name Chis “The Hitman” Hicks. He has played with some of the biggest names in the genre and played some of the biggest stages in the country. Making it that much more special to see this guitar phenom in an intimate setting next...
Oct 26, 2016
James Zachariah Trimm works deftly, dragging a dribble of paint into the shape of a palm frond. Trimm, or “Z,” as he’s known to friends, has been doing this for as long as he can remember. Although he might occasionally employ a stick, almost all of the fine detail in...
Oct 20, 2016
The most recent installment of the local music series World Music Café was original scheduled for last Friday, Oct. 7. But thanks to Hurricane Matthew, the show has been rescheduled for Friday. Oct. 21 at Hungry Monk Music in West Ashley, located at 1948 Belgrade Ave....
Oct 12, 2016
Russ T. Nutz is not for the faint of heart. The crude country cruner and his band play a unique blend of X-rated “Raunchy-tonk” music. Russ T. Nutz is many things: obviously satirical, intentionally crude and universally offensive. But that’s just the tip of the...
