Jonathan Green, born and raised in the South Carolina Lowcountry, has enjoyed a remarkably successful career for nearly fifty years. His work can be found in major museum, corporate, and private collections around the world. He is the recipient of many honors for his art as well as for his social, civic, and cultural activities, among them an honorary doctorate…
The photographs in this exhibition were shot by Ed Clark for Life magazine before, during, and after a Grand Ole Opry performance at Nashville, Tennessee’s famed Ryman Auditorium on a Saturday night in July of 1946. Ed Clark (1911–2000) started his career at the Nashville Tennessean newspaper as an assistant and later became a staff photographer. His work came to the notice…
Justin Guy, a craftsman of Old Edgefield–style vessels and a recipient of the 2022 South Carolina Arts Commission’s Folk Heritage Award, will discuss the history of the technique and the significance of potters Abner Landrum, David Drake, and Stephen Ferrell. Afterwards, Guy will identify and authenticate your Old Edgefield pottery (limit of two pieces per person). A reception follows. FREE.
FREE Sundays at The Morris are sponsored by Bank of America!
Vocalist, songwriter, and actress Gwen Hughes has sung at venues throughout the world, from Paris to Nairobi, and now she’s singing jazz, pop, Motown classics, and original songs at the Morris! FREE. Funded by the Cleon W. Mauldin Foundation.
