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By Maura Hogan mhogan@postandcourier.com At Redux Center for Contemporary Art this week, Executive Director Cara Leepson was in full pre-show mode, working with a team to line up dozens of divergent works along the wall of the center’s main gallery space, getting back on track for “Creative Corridors,” their annual exhibition that displays new pieces …

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by City Paper Editorial Staff, Charleston City Paper Redux Contemporary Art Center is presenting a solo exhibition featuring the work of local artist Fletcher Williams III through Aug. 28. The exhibition includes a selection of Williams’ recent works on paper, pulled directly from his studio, many on display for the first time. These works provide …

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by Melissa Hayes, Charleston City Paper Southern Louisiana’s salt marsh veined landscape, complex history, and distinctive culture is familiar to the Lowcountry. You’ll recognize these influences, along with broader social narratives, in the works of Luminous Lookout, a Southern Louisiana-based artist collective who will be exhibiting at Redux through March 21. The collective is comprised …

February 5: Louisiana-based artist collective Luminous Lookout sets up at Redux Read More »

by Tim McKeough, The New York Times For the front yard, Mr. Hoertdoerfer designed a sculpture garden of overlapping artificial-turf-covered squares, where a piece by Carey Morton, a local sculptor, was given pride of place. Mr. Morton’s creations also populate Ms. Baldwin’s empty lot next door, which she may eventually use to build an art …

November 19: The Charleston You Haven’t Seen Read More »

Text Validated by Ezvid Wiki Editorial A source of inspiration, communication, and change, art is a critical part of society that has the power to transcend geographical boundaries. Despite this, it doesn’t always reach people equally or consistently, leaving many populations creatively and aesthetically underserved. Fortunately, there are plenty of impassioned organizations devoted to overcoming …

October 26: 6 Influential Arts Organizations In The Carolinas Read More »

by Matt Woodhull, Charleston City Paper The exhibition will feature 16 of the local artists from the ’06 and ’11 Under the Radar exhibits, also presented by Charleston Mag. Their works will demonstrate the breadth of growth in their careers since presenting their work at the City Gallery, highlighting the launch of their careers. Image …

September 24: Redux, Charleston Arts Festival, and Charleston Mag present new exhibition, “Above the Radar” Read More »

by Connelley Hardaway for the Charleston City Paper If you’ve driven down Grove Street recently you may have noticed a house that stands out. In a sea of quaint bungalows, single houses, and ranchers, there’s one house that stands in stark contrast to traditional Charleston design, featuring metal siding and large, reflective glass windows. The …

September 10: Redux partnering with CofC on rotating sculpture garden in Wagener Terrace Read More »

by Mike Schoeffel, Charleston City Paper The individual works of Charlotte-based artists Grace Stott and HNin Nie can be tidily summed up as “subversively cute.” Stott points this out less than a week before her tandem show, Me and My Girlfriend, opens at Redux Contemporary Art Center on Fri. July 26. The exhibition, which runs …

July 26: Charlotte artists Grace Stott and HNin Nie debut Me and My Girlfriend at Redux on Friday Read More »

by Mikaela Porter The Post and Courier Calling for the removal of the controversial John C. Calhoun monument in Marion Square, Charleston area activists gathered at its base Thursday night to sing and speak of ongoing racial disparity. The event attracted more than 100 people and was part of a national movement to bring down …

May 17: ‘It’s art activism’: Charleston artists gather at Calhoun monument, urge its removal Read More »

by Vincent Harris, Charleston City Paper Kali Holloway has devoted much of her life to journalism, covering politics, race, gender issues and many other topics for AlterNet, Salon, the Guardian, TIME, the Huffington Post, the National Memo, and others. And while doing that work, she repeatedly found groups all over the country, whether they were …

May 15: The Make It Right Project cultivates community in the shadow of Confederate monuments Read More »