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Charleston Gallery Association with more than 30 Art Galleries in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Charleston Art Gallery Association more than 30 fine art galleries continues to gain recognition as a ‘Global Art Destination’. Collectively, the galleries represent local, regional and nationally known artists’ work including painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry, glass, fine crafts in both the modern and realist traditions.

10/06/2026

Still reminiscing on this past Friday’s First Friday Art Walk. The turn-out was incredible, and the love for our galleries and our city itself was palpable. If you are like us and are still trying to relive the joy of this art and community filled night, we hope these snapshots capture a fraction of the night’s feeling. If you were unable to attend and regret missing out on this past Friday’s fun, never fear - the next First Friday Art Walk will be held on November 6th, here before we know it! Hope to see you there and thanks to all who came out!

10/01/2026

October ArtWalk Must-Sees: Every gallery is a starting point!

Anglin Smith Fine Art is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new works by Jennifer Smith Rogers. This collection brings together Rogers’ newest paintings, exploring the beauty and character of landscapes and the distinctive rooftops of Charleston.

Reinert Fine Art is pleased to present their new exhibition with a few featured works by Rick Reinert “The Gaillard Imagined”, oil & gold leaf Diptych, each canvas 40 x 30”. As well as Stephanie Marzella - ocean Evening Tide”, oil 36 x 48”.

Forma Contemporary Art presents is proud to present a few new pieces of work by artist Demetrias Bing, with the exhibition Becoming. Come join us on October 2nd to learn more about these stunning pieces.

09/30/2026

October ArtWalk Must-Sees: Every gallery is a starting point!

Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery is proud to present their show featuring works by artists Sabine Avcalade, Colleen Wiessmann and jeweler Jean Norman. From fine handmade jewelry to fantastic still life’s of Charlestons historic scene, there is plenty to admire at Studio 151.

Meyer Vogl Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by Laurie Meyer. Meyer is known for paintings that move fluidly between landscapes, florals, figurative works, and architectural subjects. No matter the subject, light remains at the center of her practice. The way it falls across a landscape, illuminates a figure, or interacts with an architectural detail brings a sense of drama and atmosphere to each painting.

Charleston Crafts Gallery presents Hocus Pocus, this exhibition embraces the season with a bit spooky flair and artisanal wares across a range of materials and techniques. From bold statement jewelry to sculptural ceramics, fiber and polymer clay creations, the exhibition highlights contemporary craft and the skill behind each medium

09/29/2026

October 2nd ArtWalk Must-Sees: Every gallery is a starting point!

Dare Gallery will present their show Inspired Impression, featuring oil paintings by renowned plein air artist Andre Lucero. In his work, he uses a Maroger medium mixed with his oils.

Principle Gallery Charleston will showcase Imaginative Realism, a two person exhibition featuring Andreas Claussen & Anna Wypych. Wypcyh and Claussen explore the possibilities of Imaginative Realism, blending technical precision with narratives shaped by the imagination. Together, their work reveals the remarkable range of the genre and the limitless ways artists can transform the imagined into something vividly real.

Lowcountry Artists Gallery presents The Hands That Built America, celebrating America’s Makers honors the creativity, craftsmanship, heritage, and everyday stories that have helped shape the American experience. Bringing together four distinctive Lowcountry artists, the exhibition celebrates makers who preserve traditions, create with their hands, and finds beauty in the people and places that make America unique.

09/28/2026

October 2nd ArtWalk Must-Sees! Every gallery is a starting point. 🎨

CAG Gallery The Charleston Artist Guild Gallery will feature the exhibit, Here and There, highlighting a diverse collection of work from featured artist Fran J. Davies that reflects her lifelong passion for art, travel, and spirit of creative exploration.

Ella W. Richardson Fine Art Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art is honored to have curated this amazing body of works for our October feature with impressionist artists Richard Oversmith, Lyuba Titovets and Aleksander Titovets.

Robert Lange Robert Lange Studios will present The Ways We Dream of Home, a new solo exhibition by Charleston artist Nathan Durfee. The exhibition marks an extraordinary milestone: Durfee’s 20th solo exhibition with Robert Lange Studios, which has represented the artist for more than two decades.

08/07/2026

Grab your phone and hit the streets — tonight’s Artwalk comes with a challenge! We’ve got 9 themes to track down as you gallery-hop: an artist at work, wildlife art, a Charleston landmark, a marsh scene, a gallery selfie, a bright pop of color, an abstract sculpture, mixed media, and a piece that makes you smile.

Snap a pic with the art once you spot each one, and tag Charleston Gallery Association + the gallery so we can see your finds! There is no official prize but you’ll earn some serious bragging rights and we may even feature your scavenger hunt on our story.

How many can you check off tonight?

08/06/2026

August 7th ArtWalk Must Sees! Every gallery is a starting point!

Charleston Crafts Gallery is pleased to present “Kaleidoscope of Color,” an exhibition that celebrates vibrant colors and diversity of creative expression. The works include fused glass, wearable and decorative fibers, artisanal soaps, and origami papers.

Drummond Studio Gallery will feature two different artists, Gregg Lambton-Carr and Christophe Drumain, telling a story of the human experience with two different mediums. The show will explore how the people are the ones that give buildings and places life.

Mary Martin Gallery welcomes all to enjoy “Along the Waters Edge” by Stephen James Harlan. Stephen’s nautical focus and never-ending inspiration comes from carefully observing the sea and the water in all of their contrasts.

08/05/2026

August 7th ArtWalk Must Sees! Every gallery is a starting point!

Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery welcomes everyone to enjoy the works of two featured artists for the month of August: Detta Cutting Zimmerman and Daryl Knox.

Dare Gallery invites all to wander through a world where summer never ends. Trip Park’s new collection is a joyful celebration of life by the water - filled with whimsical energy, vibrant splashes of color, and a playful sense of movement.

Lowcountry Artists Gallery is thrilled to announce its upcoming exhibition “Portraits” featuring original oil paintings by Mary Hoffman. This captivating collection features contemporary portraiture highlighting the shared emotions, deep connections and unique spirit of people, places and things.

08/04/2026

August 7th ArtWalk Must Sees! Every gallery is a starting point!

Reinert Fine Art welcomes everyone for an Artists Happy Hour to enjoy new works by Rick Reinert and figurative works by Olga Krimon.

The Miller Gallery invites visitors to experience “Drift,” a summer group exhibition that reimagines the skateboard deck as a collectible work of art. The exhibition explores what happens when artists trade traditional canvases for an object deeply rooted in creativity, individuality, and movement.

LePrince Fine Art featured artist Curt Butler, an American contemporary artist whose work depicts low country scenery and wildlife in Charleston, SC. Butler’s style is characterized by a distinctive use of bold colors, gestural brushwork, and expressive mark-making.

08/03/2026

August 7th ArtWalk Must Sees! Every gallery is a starting point!

Ella W. Richardson Fine Art is proud to present “Summertime”, a captivating solo exhibition featuring the latest oil paintings by master artist John C. Traynor. Known for his realism and rich use of color, Traynor brings the warmth, light, and nostalgia of the season to life through two of his most celebrated subjects: idyllic seaside towns and exquisite still life’s.

CAG Gallery is excited to present “Big Skies,”a new exhibition by featured artist Alia Kroos. This compelling body of work showcases Alia’s latest paintings in pastel and oil, centered on expansive, dynamic skies set above serene landscapes.

RLS ART is pleased to present “Our Old Friend Autumn,” a new body of work by contemporary landscape painter Brett Scheiffle. Please note that the exhibition will be available throughout August by chance and by appointment while the gallery undergoes building renovations. The gallery will not be open during ArtWalk.

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148 E Bay St
Charleston, SC
29401-2119

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http://www.CharlestonGalleryAssociation.com/

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