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A new online exhibition from the Meyer Vogl Gallery focuses on artists during lockdown
Shelter in Art
May 27, 2020
Live Music: Sideshow Americans, Donavon Frankenreiter, BJ Barham, Hans Wenzel & The Eighty-Sixers
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- Music+Clubs, Features Jun 3, 2020
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Daddy's Beemer crafts new album over two years and three cities
Something's Right in Denmark
Longtime fans of Daddy's Beemer, a trio of indie-rockers who made Charleston their home in 2019, will immediately recognize some of the sounds on their new album, Denmark.
- Arts+Movies, Features May 27, 2020
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A new online exhibition from the Meyer Vogl Gallery focuses on artists during lockdown
Shelter in Art
It was inevitable that new art would start to emerge in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. After all, long periods of isolation, heightened anxiety and mortal fear can be excellent artistic motivators. But we weren't necessarily expecting to see a lot of art spring up during the pandemic itself.
- Music+Clubs, Features May 20, 2020
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Tazz Majesty's debut EP came together quickly after years of training
Validated
Validation, the new eight-track release from Charleston songwriter and activist Tazz Majesty, is a debut album, but it sure doesn't sound like one.
- Arts+Movies, Features May 13, 2020
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The Charleston Museum leans in on social media
#MuseumAtHome
Charleston Museum's events coordinator Liza Holian may not have any in-person events to coordinate right now, but she's still bringing the museum's content to people by using social media.
- Music+Clubs, Features Apr 22, 2020
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Grace Joyner grapples with life's big decisions on Settle In
Stay for a While
Listening to Grace Joyner's new album, Settle In, is like diving into an ocean of sound. Joyner creates a vast sound for her second record, layering synths, subtle-but-insistent percussion, and beguiling melodies into something close to electronic dream-pop.
- Protesters continue demonstrating and rallying downtown against injustice Monday1 comment
- Return home and say a prayer for the country1 comment
- ONE AT A TIME: 2 Slices are seeing double; "Everything" is online thanks to Martin Grooms; "Paradise" is on Haley Mae Campbell's mind2 comments
- A day after riots shattered storefronts, police arrested dozens amid peaceful protests in Charleston1 comment
- Downtown Charleston businesses left damaged after Saturday protests turn destructive2 comments
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Lowland Farms
very nice place, You can see the hard work that goes into this farm. Down… -William C Guffin Jr
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Moultrie Park
What happened to the west side of General Moultrie Playground and Park? Its been totally… -David Roz
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McKenzie Field Station
this is not the right number -Laurence Sutley
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Protesters continue demonstrating and rallying downtown against injustice Monday
Silent demonstration and Colonial Lake march took place Monday
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No curfew planned tonight in Charleston after curfew extended on Monday
Peaceful protests Saturday caused damage to downtown businesses
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HōM will not reopen after closing for pandemic, ending 9-year run on Upper King Street
Farewell old friend
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A day after riots shattered storefronts, police arrested dozens amid peaceful protests in Charleston
"Way out of proportion"
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Black Lives Matter march blocks Montague Avenue in North Charleston at curfew, drawing arrests
Demonstrations continued Monday after weekend of protests
