World War I activities on the homefront literally changed the South Carolina landscape, as well as how women and African-Americans saw themselves as a part of society. But how do these stories fit into the bigger picture of South Carolina's history? The program examines:

• Pro-war and anti-war sentiment in…

This program documents the pairing of two remarkable exhibitions that formed the visual arts component of the 2004 Spoleto Festival USA. Set against the backdrop of the dual exhibitions at the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, SC, Homecoming explores insights into the works of artists Jonathan Green and Leo…

A True Likeness tells the story of Richard Samuel Roberts, a little-known African-American photographer from South Carolina whose posthumous discovery transcended stereotypes and brought to light a significant legacy. Heralded as one of the south’s most accomplished photographers of the 1920's and 1930's, Roberts was a self-taught artist who was…

This program explores Brookgreen Gardens, one of South Carolina’s most beloved landmarks, located in Murrells Inlet, near Myrtle Beach. History, nature and art come together in a program that is both beautiful and informative, revealing Brookgreen’s enduring importance to the Palmetto state. A distinctive collection of American figurative sculpture, education…