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Harper Poe
On a narrow street tucked between Charleston’s up-and-coming design district and the Martin Luther King Memorial District is Harper Poe’s home studio. Lined with rows of historic single homes, some...
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Hirona Matsuda
When it rains in Charleston, the streets can flood for hours. Most of the city sits below sea level, so a downpour at high tide means over-flowing drains and pools of water with no where to go. We...
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Michael Moran & Celia Gibson
Michael Moran can show himself into a musty, abandoned barn and excavate a gnarly piece of oak, unseen for one hundred years. From the outside, the board might look dusty and dry, but when he cuts into...
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Becca Barnet
Becca Barnet recently created an installation with 500 honeybees, each one delicately preserved by hand and hung from a honeycomb of recycled materials at Charleston’s Halsey Institute of Contemporary...
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Mary Edna Fraser
Mary Edna Fraser grew up with her head hanging out the side of her grandfather’s silver airplane. During a time of social upheaval and war protest, she was able to look out across the inter-coastal...
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Rustin & Teresa Gooden
Rustin and Teresa Gooden are South Carolina’s humble salt harvesters. They live on an acre of land in McClellanville, plotted with vegetables and a greenhouse with their three dogs, two cats, three...
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