shows
we are the brightest walls in the city, a gathering place for the creative community to display and produce their work.
Kennedy Gray Preview Party
You’re invited to celebrate the launch of the Graymont Collection.
PERISCOPE by Laura Dargan
The Miller Gallery presents Periscope: a solo exhibition by artist Laura Dargan
Beach Creeps
an immersive experience created by Charleston artists Creighton Barrett & Taylor Faulkner
"Bert" premier & "What Up Vol 3" release party
“Bert” video premier & “What Up vol 3” Jason Wilson zine release
Color Feast
A duet exhibition celebrating the decadence of color, featuring color artists Julia Deckman & JULU
Continua
Jonathan Rypkema and Adam Eddy work in the transitional space between materials, genres, colors, and techniques. Rypkema uses what he finds by chance, often from building or industrial sources, to construct forms that suggest architecture or potential functionality. Eddy uses paper, paint, pixels, and screens as interchangeable vehicles for color and atmosphere. Together their works explore categorical dissolution between form and function, object and environment, interior and exterior.
Mika for Mayor - the case for change in Charleston
A community discussion about culture, history, the climate crisis and the future of leadership for the Holy City.
Join Mika Gadsden and Harvard Law professor, Susan Crawford for a candid discussion about the future of leadership in our beloved Charleston, SC. Also, come prepared to learn more about Susan's latest book release, Charleston: Race, Water and the Coming Storm. They'll also be a *limited* giveaway of copies of 'Charleston'.
The Last Beach
Artist Colleen Terrell Comer exhibits her solo show on the brightest walls in the city. Comer lives and works in the heat and humidity of Mobile, Alabama. She grew up on the edge of a swamp and spent her summers barefoot and dirty. She creates paintings, sculptures and performances that explore the surreal constructs and contradictions of everyday life and womanhood- with specific influences from the coastal southern culture in which she was raised.
Statement Pieces: A Departure from Neutrality.
Statement Pieces: A Departure from Neutrality, is the Miller Gallery's largest exhibition to date. Hosted in the pristine, white-walled HedHi Studio, the gallery will showcase bold statement artwork by over a dozen of today's top contemporary artists, both emerging and seasoned, from the Southeast and beyond. Mingle with collectors and creators at this free, public exhibition.
There is a light that never goes out
Mural reveal and gallery show featuring Adele Renault, Pref, and Jason Woodside
Neo-Pop 2
a pop art inspired night of nostalgia
featuring art by Patrick Prickett, Sarah Ferreira, & Tim Showers
