SC FOF Juried Art Show
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The 58th Annual South Carolina Festival of Flowers Juried Art Show is a sanctioned exhibition hosted annually by The Arts Center of Greenwood in concurrence with the award-winning festival. The exhibition is on view in the main gallery June 6 - August 2, 2025. The exhibition represents exemplary contemporary art throughout the state and southeast.
The exhibition features 62 mixed media works by 51 southeastern artists including Addison Graham, Adrian Rhodes, Alexis Howard, Alice Lewis, Alyssa Reiser Prince, Ashley Rabanal, Ben Gufford, Caroline Calder, Colleen Critcher, Dianne Neil, Donald Medley, Donna Minor, Doug McAbee, Dylan Bannister, Elaine Quave, Elizabeth Snipes, Haylee Godfrin, Jackson Shaner, Jacqueline Dulin, Janet Kozachek, Janet Swigler, Jena Thomas, Jim Boden, John Dempsey, Jonathan Bolton, Judy Maples, Karen Johnson, Karra Canady, Katie Kameen, Keith Bryant, Kiki Farish, Kim Barge, Kim Clark, Lee Sipe, Lisa Shimko, Lucius Nelson, Marian Hornsby, Marion Mason, Matthew Brophy, Nathalie Watson, Nathaniel Wallace, Nevaeh Harter, Robert Poe, Ryan Roth, Sandy Shore, Sierra Kazin, Sonya Diimmler, Sydney Caldwell, Taylor Thomas, Tripp Brown, and Yana Bondar.
Exhibition Sponsor
State Farm - Frank Coyle
(864) 223 - 6781
frankcoyle.com
The 58th Annual South Carolina Festival of Flowers Juried Art Show is a sanctioned exhibition hosted annually by The Arts Center of Greenwood in concurrence with the award-winning festival. The exhibition is on view in the main gallery June 6 - August 2, 2025. The exhibition represents exemplary contemporary art throughout the state and southeast.
The exhibition features 62 mixed media works by 51 southeastern artists including Addison Graham, Adrian Rhodes, Alexis Howard, Alice Lewis, Alyssa Reiser Prince, Ashley Rabanal, Ben Gufford, Caroline Calder, Colleen Critcher, Dianne Neil, Donald Medley, Donna Minor, Doug McAbee, Dylan Bannister, Elaine Quave, Elizabeth Snipes, Haylee Godfrin, Jackson Shaner, Jacqueline Dulin, Janet Kozachek, Janet Swigler, Jena Thomas, Jim Boden, John Dempsey, Jonathan Bolton, Judy Maples, Karen Johnson, Karra Canady, Katie Kameen, Keith Bryant, Kiki Farish, Kim Barge, Kim Clark, Lee Sipe, Lisa Shimko, Lucius Nelson, Marian Hornsby, Marion Mason, Matthew Brophy, Nathalie Watson, Nathaniel Wallace, Nevaeh Harter, Robert Poe, Ryan Roth, Sandy Shore, Sierra Kazin, Sonya Diimmler, Sydney Caldwell, Taylor Thomas, Tripp Brown, and Yana Bondar.
Exhibition Sponsor
State Farm - Frank Coyle
(864) 223 - 6781
frankcoyle.com
Best of Show | Calibration: Birthday Ribbon (Medical ID Bracelet) by Jacqueline Dulin
2nd Place | Golden Cheerios by Sierra Kazin
3rd Place | Geechee Sunflowa: Soundless Serenity by Nathalie Watson
Best of 3D | Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes by Adrian Rhodes
Arts Center Merit Award | Caught by Karra Canady
Merit Award | Searching for Comfort by Jackson Shaner
Merit Award | Empire Spectacular by Jim Boden
Merit Award | Vessel No. 399 by Lee Sipe
Merit Award | Helene's Kite by Karen Johnson
2nd Place | Golden Cheerios by Sierra Kazin
3rd Place | Geechee Sunflowa: Soundless Serenity by Nathalie Watson
Best of 3D | Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes by Adrian Rhodes
Arts Center Merit Award | Caught by Karra Canady
Merit Award | Searching for Comfort by Jackson Shaner
Merit Award | Empire Spectacular by Jim Boden
Merit Award | Vessel No. 399 by Lee Sipe
Merit Award | Helene's Kite by Karen Johnson
Juror BiographyMichaela Pilar Brown is an image and object maker. She studied sculpture and art history at Howard University, though she has always been a maker of things. Born in Bangor, Maine and raised in Denver, Colorado, she cut her teeth in the halls of a museum where her mother worked as a security guard, and has been immersed in the culture of objects, their making and interpretation ever since. She is an independent curator and multidisciplinary artist using photography, installation, collage, painting and performance. Brown is a 2024 Joan Mitchell Foundation Fellow. She is the 2018 grand prize winner of Artfields juried art competition. She is a 2018 inaugural resident artist of the Volcanic Residency, Whakatane Museum, Whakatane, New Zealand. She was one of the six American artists selected to participate as a Resident Artist for OPEN IMMERSION: A VR CREATIVE DOC LAB produced by the CFC Media Lab, The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) and JustFilms | Ford Foundation in Toronto, Canada, an Inaugural Resident Artist at the 2016 Sedona Summer Colony and a 2016 Artist in Residence, Kunstlerwerkgemeinschaft Kaiserslautern, Germany. Brown has been a resident artist at the Vermont Studio Center and the McColl Center for Art and Innovation. Her work can be found in private and public museum collections in the United States. She is the former Executive Director of 701 Center for Contemporary Art in Columbia, South Carolina., where she served 2020-2022. She has served on the board of directors for One Columbia SC, One Columbia for Arts & History is a non-profit organization formed to support and promote tourism in Columbia, South Carolina, and the Barabara Deming Memorial Fund, the oldest ongoing feminist granting agency. She is the owner/director of Mike Brown Contemporary Art Gallery. |
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