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Contemporary Charleston 2010
Phone: (843) 958-6484
Price: Free
www.charlestonarts.sc
Curated by Erin Glaze and Max Miller, visual and literary artists that live and work in Charleston collaborate for Piccolo Spoleto Festival's visual art exhibit. All the artists will also hold lectures and demonstrations regarding their contribution to the exhibit.
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City Gallery at Waterfront Park
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34 Prioleau St.
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(843) 958-6484
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