by Vincent Harris for the Charleston City Paper In Care Work, a new solo show at Redux Contemporary Art Center, artist Camela Guevara takes everyday household items — bits of thread, elastic bands, fabrics, sparkling pieces of scrubbing sponges — and creates spiraling, colorful patterns across her canvases. She imbues the things we see every …
by Kalyn Oyer for The Post and Courier When you think of art, you might think of a painted canvas, or sculpture, or drawings and prints, or photography. Bead embroidery, weaving and sewing might not immediately come to mind. North Charleston artist Camela Guevara is trying to change that. Her new exhibit at Redux Contemporary …
November 28: Redux’s ‘Care Work’ exhibit explores underappreciated art of sewing Read More »
by Daniel A. Brown, Charleston City Paper Each year, Redux presents eight exhibits that highlight emerging artists on the contemporary visual arts scene. With their forthcoming exhibit, Moving Parts, the state-of-the-art exhibition space hopes to maintain that level aesthetic quality while drawing in crowds seeking captivating and engaging art. Moving Parts features new works by Eames …
by Connelly Hardaway, Charleston City Paper Redux Contemporary Art Center’s biggest fundraiser of the year, their annual art auction, takes place on Sat. Nov. 17 at the arts organization’s new(ish) home, located at 1056 King St. According to Redux’s website, “The Annual Redux Auction is the organization’s primary, annual fundraising event which provides essential support for our …
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by Connelly Hardaway, Charleston City Paper What does it mean to remain? Who are we after the storm, after the love affair, after the political upset? After the defining moment, what defines us? Kate MacNeil, College of Charleston grad and former studio artist at Redux, wants to look at what’s left behind. In her latest …
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by Vincent Harris, Charleston City Paper Cara Leepson, the executive director of Redux Contemporary Art Center, describes the upcoming develop > stop > fix exhibit, which will feature work by the studio’s seven resident photographers, as the potential launching point for a new annual exhibition. Ideally, each year, Leepson will choose a medium, be it painting or …
May 30: Redux’s director steers the arts organization in new directions Read More »
by Will Allen, Charleston City Paper In February of 2018, the Redux Contemporary Art Center repurposed an underutilized space and started a new initiative to encourage and inspire their artists: Gallery 1056. Gallery 1056 presents the work of one or more Redux Studio Artists, and is curated by their fellow Redux Studio Artists. Redux’s Executive …
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by Connelly Hardaway, Charleston City Paper “It’s a new era for Redux,” says Cara Leepson, who took over as Redux’s executive director last month. Leepson follows interim director Beth Kerrigan, and former executive director Stacy Huggins Geist, who stepped down from the position last April. We’re sitting in the front of Redux’s King Street space, …