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In the News |
updated September 15, 2008
Sep
14, 1008 Spartanburg Journal |
Art
museum unwrapping its treasures |
Dec.
2007 inaugural issue of Portico Magazine |
The
Little Museum That Could |
Sep/Oct
2007 South Carolina Homes & Gardens |
Sublime
& Mundane, Wash Day |
June
2007 Easyriders Magazine |
AN
UPDATE ON AN OLD FRIEND: The Wooden Indian |
| Jan.
24, 2007 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Portrait
of art in Spartanburg ...while the original is on view at a showing in Greenwich, Conn. [The Bruce Museum - Painterly Controversy: William Merritt Chase and Robert Henri - January 27, 2007- April 29, 2007]. |
Jan. 12, 2007 Spartanburg Journal |
Art
show features world’s rainforests |
Sep.
8, 2006 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Artist
'J. Frank' left his mark all over town James Frank Collins was a man with many interests. He was an architect, a painter and a hunter; he made ceramics, worked with wood, played in an orchestra and was involved in a variety of civic organizations in Spartanburg. |
Sep.
21, 2005 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Discover
Printmaking Printmaking by area artists and more are explored this month through three exhibits at the Spartanburg County Museum of Art. |
Aug. 12, 2005 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
COLORS
Director dies at 56 There's a good chance that you don't know his name or anything about his life. There's an even better chance that you've seen his work throughout the city. |
Jul.
31, 2005 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Child-sized
exhibit The anatomy of writing a children's book from the basic ideas and sketches of characters to the storyline are on display at the Spartanburg County Museum of Art. |
Jul.
21, 2005 Spartanburg Journal |
Uncovering
the artistry behind the quilt Your grandmother's handmade quilts never looked like the ones on display at the Spartanburg County Museum of Art. These works of art look like paintings from a distance, but closer inspection shows viewers that they are actually fabric wall hangings. |
May 2005 Easyriders Magazine |
MOVING
SCULPTURES: ART OF THE MOTORCYCLE WORLD Spartanburg, South Carolina, is known as the "Crossroads of the South." It is the home of Spartanburg Harley-Davidson, the Spartanburg County Museum of Art, C&C Thunder Custom Cycles, and is a city that Bocephus (Hank Jr.), sings about. |
Mar.
2005 Carolina Arts |
Spartanburg
County Museum of Art Features Works by Vadim Bora, Marcus Hamilton
and Lin Barnhardt Spring offerings at the Spartanburg County Museum of Art include retrospectives by Russian-born artist Vadim Bora as well as Charlotte-based cartoonist Marcus Hamilton, the pen behind the daily cartoon strip, “Dennis The Menace.” A third exhibit features the architectural models of Lin Barnhardt of Mt. Pleasant, whose work employs a dropped vanishing point simulating a bird’s eye view of landmark buildings. |
Mar.
30, 2005 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Artist
replicates landmarks in miniature clay models In 2000, he received national recognition when his work was accepted into 10 exhibitions. He received more recognition the following year when the North Carolina Arts Council selected him along with three other artists to design and create an ornament for the White House. |
Mar.
15, 2005 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
He's
passionate, he's versatile and he's reflective. He is Vadim Bora Some of his work is included in collections at the Ministry of Culture Collection in Moscow and The Financial Times office in London. His outdoor cat sculpture is one of numerous pieces of art along a walking trail tour in Asheville, N.C. |
Mar.
13, 2005 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Hey,
Mr. Haaaaamil-tuuuuun! Hamilton is the illustrator for "Dennis the Menace." Since 1993, he has created hundreds of sketches for the mischievous 5 1/2 year-old Dennis from his studio at his home in Charlotte, N.C. |
Jan.
23, 2005 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
The
art of history Heritage is honored through two collections of artwork on display. One features the work of a Simpsonville artist reflecting on his family. The other is an exhibition showing the artwork of several artists from Landrum and the Tryon and Saluda areas in North Carolina. |
Jan.
10, 2004 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Exhibit
to feature a passage west Photographer Errol Daniels, from Elmhurst, N.Y., spent two years putting the images on film. Thirty-nine of the photographs are on exhibit. These and another 60 are part of the book, "Cuba: A Jewish Journey," that is also available at the museum. |
Nov.
28, 2004 Spartanburg Herald-Journal |
Do
you own the work of a local artist? If not, one exhibit may show
you what you're missing Artworks by 12 area artists are included in the exhibition. Each of the artists has connections to the area and have been featured in national publications such as "The Artists's Magazine," "American Artist Magazine" and "Clay Times." |
Dec.
2004 Carolina Arts |
Spartanburg
County Museum of Art in Spartanburg, SC, Features Four New Exhibitions |
Auyg.
26, 1998 Time Magazine |
Local
Heroes: Laura Baker, 28; Spartanburg, SC; potter |