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The PopCulteer October 26, 2012
It’s the weekend before Halloween and there’s just way the hell too much stuff to do in and around Charleston. Your Popculteer will be at the ArtMares reception tonight at Contemporary Galleries from 6 to 10 PM, where there will be beer, wine, and horsd’oeuvres, plus live music from Sean Sydnor. In addition to my work, nearly thirty other local artists (like Olivia Burch and Rebecca Recco, seen right) will be showing off their dark side with macabre, horror-themed works. The bulk of this week’s column is a photo essay devoted to the ArtMares exhibit.
But that’s not all that’s going on. It’s the fourth year for HallowEast and this year, they have combined with Festivall Fall to make sure that there are more really cool things going on at the same time than any one person could humanly attend. Tonight, while the ArtMares reception is going on, there will be a special Live On The Levee encore featuring Radio Free Charleston guests The Tom McGees and Qiet, plus two of Columbus’ ships. At 10 PM, the No Pants Players bring their filthy, dirty adult comedy to Timothy’s, downstairs at the Quarrier Diner.
Art being taken in by patrons of the arts.Big wigs, making plans.Clay SayreRob ClelandGlen BroganSandra KingMore Sandra KingEmily WestSarina ParkerMore Sarina ParkerRhonda SarconeBlake WheelerMore Blake WheelerStacie Marie Leech-CornellChase HendersonDale MortonRebecca ReccoRebecca Recco and Olivia BurchBetty GayLee Harrah “Bloodmoon”More by Lee HarrahTani BerginsKelly BryantA close up of Amy Williams interactive graffiti pieceJ.J. DeakinsIan BodeAudrey BecknerMore Audrey BecknerEven more Audrey BecknerBernice DeakinsElle XombeahMore Elle XombeahMatthew ThompsonCharly HamiltonChet LowtharGary NeedhamErin CreelmanMark WolfeSomehow, this stuff got into the exhibit. “Monster Faces” by Frank Panucci and Rudy Panucci, and “Ghouls Night Out” by Rudy PanucciI admit it. I’m happy with how this one came out.More by Clay SayreThese pices by Eric Holstine really caught my eyeA parting shot of some of the folks at Wednesday’s early opening. The big shindig is Friday night, and half the proceeds go to East End Main Street
That’s it for this week’s PopCulteer. Stay tuned for our regular features and other cool stuff, and Happy Halloween!