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South Carolina Sunshine™ | Special Focused Content and Listings of Cultural Events in South Carolina.



CHARLESTON . COLUMBIA . GREENVILLE . LAKE CITY . SPARTANBURG . SUMTER . & MORE



South Carolina Sunshine™ | Culture | TABLE OF CONTENTS



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Elizabeth Catlett at the CMA, page 1
701 CCA Prize Finalists Exhibition, page 1
Art by Krigga, Omphalos, The Converging of Antique Futures, page 1
Tyron Geter, Walking with the Ancestors, page 1
Adrian Rhodes, How to Untie a Tight Knot, page 1
Ginny Merett
Presented by The Jasper Project, page 1
Margaret Curtis
[NON] Fiction, page 1
ArtFields, page 2
The Jasper Project 10th Anniversary, page 3
Lady Gamecock Parade, page 3
Anila Quayyum Agha, page 3
Cottontown Art Crawl, page 4

PHOTO ESSAY of the SOUTHEAST'S BIGGEST ARTS FESTIVAL:
ARTFIELDS 1OTH ANNIVERSARY, LAKE CITY, SOUTH CAROLINA, APRIL 22-30, 2022.





PHOTO ESSAY BY DAWN HUNTER, May 2, 2022.



ArtFields celebrated its 10th anniversary and exhibited 369 artists from 12 different southeast states in the competition. The nine-day arts festival ran from April 22-30, 2022. We were delighted that "The Darcy Inventory" was selected and included in this year's competition however, our greatest delight came from viewing the festival as attendees through the lens of South Carolina Sunshine. We were in awe and inspired by the artists, curators, staff, volunteers, and greater Lake City community that makes ArtFields a phenomenal - "can't miss it" - event! We hope you enjoy the art in this photo essay as much as we did.

From www.artfieldssc.org: "ArtFields started in 2013 with a simple goal: honor the artists of the Southeast with 9 days worth of celebration and competition while revitalizing a small Southern town. The competition and exhibition offers over $100,000 in cash prizes. The winners of two People's Choice Awards are determined by the votes of people visiting ArtFields a panel of art professionals selects all the other awards, including the $50,000 Grand Prize and $25,000 Second Place award." This years competition winners were Noah Scalin, Grand Prize for "OF AMERICA: SEPTEMBER 4, 1957," MyLoan Dinh, Second Place for "Thanks but No Thanks," Melvin Toledo, People's Choice 2-d work for "A Moment of Peace," and Jonathan Imafidor, People's Choice 3-d work for "I Lay Out a Bait."



Thank you to jane Creek, Susan Felleman, Charles and Katie Clary, and MyLoan Dinh for contributing Photos that enable South Carolina SunShine to make this Photo Essay feature Robust and in depth. We truly wish that we Could feature all of the art, below is a photo Essay highlight of the winners and some of our favorite works. All other Photos by Dawn Hunter. Click on the ArtFields Icon Above and visit their Comprehensive website to learn more about this year's competition and upcoming Events in Lake City, SC.



Jordan Sheridan, Artist Residency Award to the McColl Center for "The Mother." Photo by Susan Felleman >



JOrdan SheriDan, Artist Residency Award to the McColl Center for "The Mother." Photo by Susan Felleman >



Darcy with ArtFields Mural
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Charles Clary with his work: Memento Viverediddle Movement #1, charlesclary.com
Photo By Katie Clary>



Detail of First Place, Grand Prize winning work "Of America: September 4, 1957" by Noah Scalin. noahScalin.com. Photo by Dawn Hunter >



MyLoan Dinh, Second PLace winner for Thanks. No Thanks. myloandinh.com. Photo by MyLoan Dinh >



Charles Clary, detail of artwork.
Photo By Susan Felleman >



FIRST PLACE, GRAND PRIZE WINNING WORK "OF AMERICA: SEPTEMBER 4, 1957" BY NOAH SCALIN. noahScalin.com.
PHOTO BY DAWN HUNTER >



Melvin Toledo, People's Choice Award for a 2-D work for "A Moment of Peace" >



Sara Farrington: Model Home. (paper and cardboard)
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Jane Cheek: detail, We Wondered If We Could Reach Its End. janecheek.com. Photo by Jane Cheek >



JANE ChEEK: WE WONDERED IF WE COULD REACH ITS END. janecheek.com. PHOTO BY JANE ChEEK >



Karen Graffeo: The Necessity of Seduction: Anima Speaks. Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Jonathan Imafidor, People's Choice 3-d work for "I Lay Out a Bait." Photo by Susan Felleman >



Diane Lublinski: I have Something to Say.
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Darcy with "OF AMERICA: SEPTEMBER 4, 1957" BY NOAH SCALIN, right and The Darcy Inventory by Dawn Hunter, Left. Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Previous winners gallery: Kirkland Smith, Colin Quashie, Jim Arendt. Photo by Susan Felleman >



Jen Swearington, Elaine KeHew, and Diane Lublinski
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Noah James Saunders,Honorable Mention for Join Me - A prelude. Photo by Susan Felleman >



Rebecca Yeomans
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Dogon Krigga. Future Fortune
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Darcy with her Fortune from Dogon Krigga's. Future Fortune. Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Dogon Krigga. Future Fortune
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Anne Boudreau: Climbing the Walls.
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Darcy with Hyun Lee's "re:bloom - raining Flowers.
Photo by Dawn Hunter>



Darcy with Dogon Krigga's: Future Fortune.
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Aldo Muzzarellil: Extemporaneous Menina pickinh Up Prejudices. Photo by Susan Felleman >



ANNE BOUDREAU
PHOTO BY Susan Felleman >



Maggie Kerrigan. Honorable mention for: Their Tender Hearts (altered book). Photo by Susan Felleman >



Elizabeth b. Borowsky (porcelain): Conversations.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Lee Malerich: Tut.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Darcy ExpLains My Artwork the Darcy Inventory to a Volunteer. Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Jo-Ann Morgan: Daddy Changed the World.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Malik J. Norman: Visual Waters of Mineral Springs: Western Union School. Photo by Susan Felleman >



Dawn Hunter's, Darcy Inventory and Jordan Sheridan's, The Mother on view at the R.O.b. Photo by Dawn HunteR >



Artist Talk: Mary Catherine Kunze. 807 Decisions.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Marcella Louise Kuykendall: I Have a Mind for Tea.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Hannah Banciella Honorable Mention for: Let Me Go.
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Mary Catherine Kunze: 807 Decisions.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Morgan Kinne: True South.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Darcy with Madeline Edwards' and Cynthia Steward's work. Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Janet Orselli
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Niki Croom: Reflections of Self
Photo by Dawn Hunter >



Erin Lee Antonak: Salt Bottle.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



Teresa Cole: Black and White Patchwork.
Photo by Susan Felleman >



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