Greenville Center for Creative Arts to receive $25K award from the NEA
The funds will be used to support GCCA’s 12-month Brandon Fellowship program.
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Meet the 2024-25 Brandon Fellows at Greenville Center for Creative Arts
Since its inception in 2015, GCCA has hosted 30 Brandon Fellows, including the 2024-25 class.
‘Silent Surfaces’ exhibit to open at Greenville Center for Creative Arts
GCCA will also host an opening reception to celebrate the exhibit from 6-9 p.m. June 7.
Greenville Center for Creative Arts to launch performance arts series
GCCA plans to continue working with local poets, dancers, theater groups and other artists to offer different performances each first Friday event.
Greenville Center for Creative Arts to host ‘Mental Health Moonshot’ exhibit
GCCA will also host an opening reception from 6 to 9 p.m. May 3 to celebrate the new collection.
Greenville Center for Creative Arts to exhibit ‘Pent Up Pink’
The museum will also host an opening reception Dec. 1 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
‘In Front of Your Eyes’ displays overlooked beauty in contemporary painting
The paintings of Hannah Cole, Jodi Hays and Celia Reisman will be featured in the main gallery space at Brandon Mill until Nov. 27.
Is Greenville becoming new hub for both emerging, veteran artists?
People move to Greenville for a variety of reasons—weather, housing, air quality, economy, the mountains, career opportunities. But recently, more and more people are relocating here for one big reason—the Greenville art scene.
Charis Jackson Barrios’ artwork doesn’t hang on walls — it lives online
From a young age, Charis Jackson Barrios was fascinated with the concept of storytelling through drawings. Watching cartoons and reading comics were not just entertaining childhood pastimes; they were central in shaping her early artistic interests and aspirations.
Brandon Fellow Olivia Perreault’s art captures the colors, textures of the natural world
Growing up in Massachusetts and Upstate New York, Olivia Perreault would often explore her family’s property and photograph, paint, and draw the things that caught her attention. Today, her botanical pieces combine her love for nature and her eye for composition.
GCCA celebrates the past, looks to the future
Three years ago, Carrie Burns Brown and Randy Armstrong were among Greenville’s visual arts orphans.
Local filmmaker tells the story of the Village of West Greenville
Don Koonce, local historian and documentary filmmaker, will tell the story of the early days of West Greenville and the Brandon Mill Village at the Greenville County Historical Society’s fall meeting Oct. 2 at 3 p.m.