Chelsea Grinstead
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Isle of Palms woman survived the Black Swan Murder. Now she’s telling her story in 'Ghost Girl.' (opens the original)
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Today, Eva Benefield lives on Isle of Palms and runs her own art and T-shirt brand called Ghost Cowboy, but her life used to look very different. In 2020, Benefield was plunged into chaos after her father was fatally shot in Lakewood Ranch, Fla. in what would become a high-profile case known nationally as the “Black Swan Murder Trial." Her stepmother Ashley Benefield, a former Charleston ballerina, faced a second-degree murder charge, and the moniker came from her being compared to the protagoni
5 questions with Charleston digital collagist Opus Thimble ahead of his debut solo show at Gibbes (opens the original)
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Charleston is full of arts and culture professionals turning shared stories into stage productions, visual art and musical musings. In our Arts & Culture Lab series “5 Question With,” we will ask Charlestonians from all walks of life and modes of expression to tell us a little bit about themselves, their artistic endeavors and their views on art as a catalyst for community, a through-line for everyday life and a haven in tumultuous times. This week we hear from digital assemblage artist Opus Thi
2 Charleston galleries are featuring Iranian artists isolated from the international art world (opens the original)
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Two Charleston galleries are teaming up to spotlight contemporary artists in Iran whose work rarely reaches international audiences. “Voices from the Middle East,” presented by The George Gallery and Peter Anthony Fine Art in partnership with California nonprofit Parisa Projects, will bring paintings, sculpture and mixed-media pieces to both galleries for viewing Oct. 2-30. An opening reception will take place simultaneously at both galleries from 5-7 p.m. Oct. 2. The abstract works in “Voices f
What’s going on in Goose Creek? Here’s your guide to the city’s local scene (opens the original)
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Unsurprisingly, there are a lot of geese in Goose Creek. They just may not be the type of geese you’re expecting. Sixty-six fiberglass geese are scattered throughout the city, covered in original artwork designed by local artists. They’re part of the city’s Adopt-a-Goose program, a public art initiative launched three years ago to spark community connection and encourage people to explore the area. And more artsy geese are on the way. At The Creek Collective community center, you can find the Pa
Pianist who’s performed at World Cup, Olympics to play with Charleston Symphony (opens the original)
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The Charleston Symphony Orchestra will share the stage with international superstar pianist Lang Lang for one night only, presenting a program devoted entirely to Beethoven. Called “the hottest artist on the classical music planet” by The New York Times, Lang Lang has built a worldwide following through performances on some of the world’s most iconic stages and at major events including the Olympic Games and the World Cup. On Sept. 28 at the Gaillard Center, he’ll display his extraordinary chari
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