Exhibit Venues

54 St. Philp St.
Charleston, SC map »
p 843 953 5680
website »
Motoi Yamamoto | Noriko Ambe

The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art is administered by the School of the Arts at the College of Charleston and exists to advocate, exhibit and interpret visual art, with an emphasis on contemporary art. The gallery is committed to providing a direct experience with works of art in all media within an environment that cherishes creativity, individuality, innovation and education. In addition to housing exhibitions, the gallery serves as an extension of the undergraduate art curricula and sponsors interpretive programs. While the primary audiences served include the College's students, faculty and staff, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art is open to the public, whose participation in its programs is encouraged.

20 Franklin St.
Charleston, SC map »
p 843 723 1747
website »
Junko Ishiro

Architects and students from all over the world visit Charleston to learn about its unique character, and twenty years ago we decided that it was essential for the only school of architecture in the state to have a program there. What started as a small undergraduate studio is now well on its’ way to a comprehensive 50-student center that includes graduate studies in collaboration with the College of Charleston, the American College of the Building Arts, and with very strong links to the profession. The Charleston program, along with other centers in Italy and Spain, contributes to the concept of a fluid campus and the globalization of programs the Clemson Architecture seeks, where every student has the opportunity for an enriching experience away from the main campus.

107 McLaurin Hall
Rock Hill, SC map »
p 803 323 2493
website »
Rikuo Ueda | Yumiko Yamazaki

The mission of the Winthrop University Galleries is to inform and enrich the lives of Winthrop students, faculty, and staff, as well as regional audiences, through the presentation of exhibitions and educational programs that celebrate artistic achievement. WUG promotes academic excellence and human understanding through visual art and design within the learning environment of a distinctive public comprehensive university.

200 Hasel St.
Sumter, SC map »
p 803 775 0543
website »

Part two of the project will be a capstone exhibition at Sumter Gallery of Art in Sumter, South Carolina from late April through late June 2007. Overall, this exhibition will provide an opportunity for the public to see the entire scope of the project in one location. Each artist will be represented by a portrait, biography, artist statement, process photographs, and final installation photographs. Additionally, preparatory drawings, sketches, maquettes, or other "residue" from their installations will be exhibited in conjunction with the documentary photographs.

315 North Main Street
Davidson, NC 28035 map »
p 704 894 2519
website »
Takasumi Abe | Motoi Yamamoto | Yuri Shibata

Since the opening of the Visual Arts Center in 1993, shows have included long established artists such as Kenneth Noland, Ansel Adams, Italo Scanga, Betye Saar, Robert Colescott, Glenn Ligon, and the first comprehensive retrospective and catalogue of visionary paintings by the late Reverend McKendree Robbins Long (co-organized with the North Carolina Museum of Art). Exciting younger artists such as Patrick Donley, Marco Breuer, and Jimmy O'Neal are also featured in solo and thematic group exhibitions. Whenever possible these artists are brought to campus for an opening reception and lectures with students and the public.

9201 University City Blvd.
Charlotte, NC - Storrs Hall map »
p 704 687 4841
website »
Ayako Aramaki | Akira Higashi

The mission of the College of Architecture is to provide - through excellence in teaching, scholarly research, creative architectural practice, and community activism - intellectual, ethical, and innovative leadership in architecture and urban design.

Faculty and students at the College of Architecture are committed to creating an open-minded and creative atmosphere to pursue research, explore new forms of building, and discover collaborative practices that nurture human potential. Our graduates understand where knowledge comes from and how to integrate their voice with others to influence the art and science of architecture. The College of Architecture opens opportunities to students through interdisciplinary programs, close alliances with the profession, and active programs in the community.

721 North Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC map »
p 704 332 5535
website »
Aiko Miyanaga

McColl Center for Visual Art is a Creative Crucible.

A place where sparks fly, metals fuse, ideas soar, paint comes alive, clay and cement take on form, neon glows, and creativity explodes! Our mission is to advance artists to the vanguard of contemporary art while enriching and engaging our community in the creative process.

The Center provides transforming experiences for visual artists, individuals who visit the Center, and our broader community.