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by Matt Mill

Inspired by the black and white photographs on view in the Magic in the Mundane exhibition at the Gibbes Museum of Art, Charleston artists who work in a variety of mediums were tasked to create an original black and white photograph for the annual Winter Party this Friday, February 9, hosted by Society 1858.

Those attending will have the chance to win these original photographs, while New York-based audiovisual artists Myth of an Atom will perform with DJ Fallen Atom.

Society 1858 is a group of young professionals who support the museum with social and educational programs tailored for up-and-coming art patrons and award the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art of $10,000 each year to an artist whose work contributes to a new understanding of art in the South.

SOCIETY 1858 WINTER PARTY: THE DARKROOM
Friday, February 9, 8:00-11:00pm | Gibbes Museum of Art

ART PREVIEW

SULLY SULLIVAN | We All Float

ALAN JACKSON | Thought Balloon

ASHLEY WARNOCK | Grand Central Ballerina

CHARLES AILSTOCK | Kaboom

KATE LONG STEVENSON | 1.4.2018

LANDON NEIL PHILLIPS | Hunter

LEIGH WEBBER

RAVEN ROXANNE | Ladies in Conversation

RICK RHODES | Morris Island

RILEY CLERMONT | Etimesoy

RUSTY ROSS | Creepin Forward

STEPHEN BLACKMON | One Turned Up

TEENY MORRISON | La Fontelina

TIM HUSSEY | Left Alone

SOCIETY 1858 WINTER PARTY: THE DARKROOM
Friday, February 9, 8:00-11:00pm | Gibbes Museum of Art

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