What is currently on view in the main gallery?
The 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 3, 2024. The exhibition represents exemplary contemporary art throughout the state and southeast.
There are 62 works by 47 artists ranging in textile, drawing, painting, printmaking, assemblage, photography, sculpture, ceramics, basketry, collage, woodwork, papercut, digital art and more on view. The featured artists include Adrian Rhodes, Alexis Howard, Alvin Staley, Amanda Foshag, Anleigh Breedon, Anne-Gaillard Duddy, Betty Press, Brittany Alston, Charles Clary, Chase Lanier, Chris Harmon, Christa Capua, Colleen Critcher, Debbie Britt, Debbie Wilson, Devann Donovan Gardner, Doug McAbee, Dylan Bannister, Elaine Quave, Eva Crawford, Frankie Malafronte, Fred Galloway, Hamed Mahmoodi, Izzy Losskarn, Janet Swigler, Jess Self, Jim Boden, Jon Zigrang, Jonathan Bolton, Julie Anne Greenberg, Karra Canady, Katherine Rumminger, Linda McCune, Lindsay Swan, Lisa Keith, Lucius Nelson, Lydia Campbell, Maren Penn, Nkolo Masela, Phillip Loken, Reagan Kruse, Seth Rouser, Shana Grugan, Shaun McCallum, Sierra Kazin, Todd Jones, Tom Dimond, and Vincent Drake.
Exhibition Sponsor:
Republic Services
Exhibition Hours:
Tuesday - Friday, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Admission:
Free & Open to the Public
The 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 3, 2024. The exhibition represents exemplary contemporary art throughout the state and southeast.
There are 62 works by 47 artists ranging in textile, drawing, painting, printmaking, assemblage, photography, sculpture, ceramics, basketry, collage, woodwork, papercut, digital art and more on view. The featured artists include Adrian Rhodes, Alexis Howard, Alvin Staley, Amanda Foshag, Anleigh Breedon, Anne-Gaillard Duddy, Betty Press, Brittany Alston, Charles Clary, Chase Lanier, Chris Harmon, Christa Capua, Colleen Critcher, Debbie Britt, Debbie Wilson, Devann Donovan Gardner, Doug McAbee, Dylan Bannister, Elaine Quave, Eva Crawford, Frankie Malafronte, Fred Galloway, Hamed Mahmoodi, Izzy Losskarn, Janet Swigler, Jess Self, Jim Boden, Jon Zigrang, Jonathan Bolton, Julie Anne Greenberg, Karra Canady, Katherine Rumminger, Linda McCune, Lindsay Swan, Lisa Keith, Lucius Nelson, Lydia Campbell, Maren Penn, Nkolo Masela, Phillip Loken, Reagan Kruse, Seth Rouser, Shana Grugan, Shaun McCallum, Sierra Kazin, Todd Jones, Tom Dimond, and Vincent Drake.
Exhibition Sponsor:
Republic Services
Exhibition Hours:
Tuesday - Friday, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Admission:
Free & Open to the Public
Awards
Best of Show - Icetreem by Lucius Nelson
2nd Place - Interwoven by Anleigh Breedon
3rd Place - Untitled by Nkolo Masela
Best of 3D - I'm Not Here, This Isn't Happening by Lindsay Swan
Juror Merit Award - Untitled by Vincent Drake
Juror Merit Award - The Damp Grass by Adrian Rhodes
Juror Merit Award - Yesterday Comes Tomorrow by Sierra Kazin
Juror Merit Award - Enough by Katherine Rumminger
Arts Center Merit Award - Salola Lane by Janet Swigler
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Juror Biography
Michael Marks was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and spent his formative years growing up in rural Georgia. He has lived throughout the Southeast and worked as an artist and educator for over two decades. An advocate for the arts, he was a co-founder and director of the ThreeCitiesGroup artist collective, and has worked with several art collectives, alternative venues, art centers, and as a curator throughout his career. Specializing in painting, drawing, and printmaking, his creative work spans a range of materials and techniques and has been exhibited nationally and internationally in over eighty exhibitions in twenty states; in US cities including Greenville, Columbia, New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Saint Louis, Austin, and Chicago, and internationally in Copenhagen, Prague, and Perth. His writings on contemporary art and education have been published by Temporary Art Review and the Paris College of Art Press, and he has served as a board member for FATE (Foundations in Art: Theory and Education) and as Editor of FATE In Review, an academic journal focused on arts education and visual culture. He was faculty at the Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, SC; the University of South Carolina Upstate, and currently serves as Associate Professor of Art and Chair of The Department of Art + Design at the South Carolina School of the Arts at Anderson University. |
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