arts and culture

“G” is for Green, Jonathan (b. 1955). Painter, printmaker.

“G” is for Green, Jonathan (b. 1955). Painter, printmaker.

We’re firing up the Who What When time machine and traveling back to the beginning of this century with games all about 2000s pop culture.

This week on Who What When, we're celebrating the works of William Shakespeare.

Open the pod bay doors and take me to your leader, because this edition of Who What When is devoted to science fiction in pop culture.

Spoleto will bring six world and two U.S. premieres to Charleston during its annual, 17-day arts festival.

“D” is for Dock Street Theatre. Under the management of the city of Charleston, Dock Street Theatre has expanded its audience to become a fixture in the cultural affairs of the lowcountry.

“D” is for Dock Street Theatre. Under the management of the city of Charleston, Dock Street Theatre has expanded its audience to become a fixture in the cultural affairs of the lowcountry.

“A” is for Ayers, Sara Lee Harris Sanders (1919-2002). Native American potter. Ayers was born on the Catawba Indian Reservation near Rock Hill. She probably learned to make pottery from her grandmother, a full-blooded Catawba.

“A” is for Ayers, Sara Lee Harris Sanders (1919-2002). Native American potter. Ayers was born on the Catawba Indian Reservation near Rock Hill. She probably learned to make pottery from her grandmother, a full-blooded Catawba.