Bill Meadwasn’t always a painter of promiscuous produce. A navy brat who landed in the Lowcountry in 1969, Mead, a self-proclaimed “old hippie,” started drawing as a teenager, and for years experimented with dark, disturbing images he calls “erotic surrealism.”
Kathy Crowther’s watercolors are crisp with the colors of local beaky critters and proud with botanical details of the Lowcountry. Her new paintings will be on display at the Charles Street Gallery from Saturday, April 26th through May 17, with a reception with the artist on Saturday, April 26th from 5:30 to 9pm.
The Red Piano Too Art Gallery is exhibiting a collection of paintings by self-taught Georgia artist, Kyle Shiver during the month of April with an opening reception on April 5. One morning in February 2007, Kyle Shiver aka “Georgia Kyle” awoke with a compelling urge to “paint”.