Arts Features


	Lyric Turn Continuing her culminating season, Anita Sun Pacylowski-Justo, principal dancer at the Carolina Ballet Theatre, will once again rise and glide in Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker.
	Creative Movement Creativity comes from within, and none prove this truer than the members of Triune Mercy Center.
	Artistic Refuge Beginning with an extensive, hand-picked collection of exclusively regional art, interior designer Eric Brown has created a relaxed and cultured greenville home for TD Bank executive Tim Hockey and hi
	Artful Scholars It’s no surprise that the arts thrive on the edge of Falls Park where students from all over the state live and perform at the Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities.
	Annie Koelle When it comes to art, “all in the family” is the phrase that comes to mind when you think about Annie Koelle.
	Lingering Gaze Walking down the street, cell phone to ear, you may not have noticed the striking curve of a branch over the sidewalk or a butterfly soaring over the Reedy River.
	Local View With photography, watercolors, sculpture, oils, and drawings, the Greenville County Museum of Art is celebrating twenty-five years of commissioned pieces with its exhibit, A Portrait of Greenville.
	Sweet Sound of Success The Carolina Youth Symphony is itself the achievement of a dream. Motivated by her love of music, Rita May Baker founded “The Little Symphony” in 1955.
	Masters of Art The South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, founded by Dr. Virginia Uldrick, was first established as a summer program in 1980 by Governor Richard Riley.
	Stage Presence Dwight Woods has the type of sonorous voice that commands attention, which is a good thing when you’re talking about someone who oversees up to thirty middle school and high school students a day in h