The Beat Goes On
Newly tenured professor of ethnomusicology Birgitta Johnson, Ph.D., picks up a sizeable gankogui…
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Made in Cola Town: Constantine Manos
Split-second snapshots of life flit into view and then, just as quickly, disappear:…
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Peak Performance
Van Edwards says he does not think most people in Columbia have any…
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Thinking Outside the Square
From kayaking to karaoke, painting classes to ropes courses, Columbia offers endless opportunities…
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An Accidental Hobby
Some artisans discover their calling by necessity when, for instance, they step in…
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Et Cetera: Arrowhead Art
When I was a young girl, I was often dragged along to hunt for…
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Expansive Landscapes and Rich Diversity
South Carolina is blessed with a geography few states can claim, and fellow…
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First There Was Clay
Corbett Toussaint’s slender hand grabs the lip of a huge 19th century Edgefield…
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Playing with Color
A charcoal line scrawled across the paper, a splash of watercolor in just…
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The Art of Restoration
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” ~…
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Et Cetera: Before the Cock Crows
Weathercocks have topped church steeples for centuries, and in this instance one tops…
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Making a Mark in Metal
Many metal artists did not pursue metal as their original path. They more…
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