Episode 70: Brooke talks to Wim Roefs of if ART Gallery in Columbia, South Carolina about the Mark Flowers, Washing the Dust exhibition.
All images used with permission c. 2017 If Art Gallery
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Episode 14 : On this episode, I chat with Adrian Chu Redmond whom I met through a mutual friend. She brings great art to my hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina.
We talk about her Shadow & Light exhibition she has going on at the at the Hagan Fine Art Gallery in Charleston April 1st; changing careers, the beauty of doing something you love for a living, the art of networking, the necessity of community, our great friend, Chic….Anything and everything.
Moment of Grace, c. Adrian Chu Redmond
Via dei Condotti, c. Adrian Chu Redmond
A Tasting for Two, c. Adrian Chu Redmond
Grace, c. Adrian Chu Redmond
Paintings in Hagan Fine Art exhibit
Episode 1: Brooke talks with Wim Roefs of the if ART Gallery in Columbia, South Carolina about the Laura Spong at 90 exhibition.
Ninety year old abstract expressionist Laura Spong was doing her art in South Carolina for many years before people “got it.” She says “It’s mostly just putting it on the canvas and then reacting. The first line I put up, I react to that to do another line, so it builds itself in that way. It’s frustrating, because it almost feels like you don’t have any control over the creativity.”
Not one to put on airs, Spong doesn’t pontificate about the meaning or importance of her work, but her resume speaks for itself. She has been featured at Charleston’s Spoleto Arts Festival, the Greenville County Museum of Art, the South Carolina State Museum, Charleston’s Smith Killian Fine Art, as well as on the set of the Lifetime television show Drop Dead Diva.