Aaron Graves Mural by Lauren Andreu
(04/12/21 8:43pm)
Mural 1: Aaron Graves’s Mural by Lauren Andreu (@laurenandreu)
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Mural 1: Aaron Graves’s Mural by Lauren Andreu (@laurenandreu)
Mural 2: Millwood Mural by Cedric Umoja (@umojaizm)
Mural 3: Riverwalk Mural by Christine Lutfy (@phunkyartz)
Mural 5: Crawfish Mural by McClellan Douglas Jr. (@mcclellandouglasart/@interactiveartworks)
Murals are a unique art form. They're intrinsically public, must work with the given architecture and are inherently community-oriented. While they are not often treated with the same legitimacy as studio or gallery work, murals can be a vital part of cultural enrichment for a local community. Art seldom exists in a vacuum, but rather is surrounded by stories just waiting to be told.
The University of South Carolina announced on Oct. 23, 2020, that the school will not be allowing the traditional spring break next semester that many students had hoped for. Instead, the university will be instating four "wellness days." The wellness days are currently scheduled for Feb. 25, March 12, March 30, and April 21.
The plan for the nation’s second-oldest mental health facility to be turned into apartments has been put on pause due to a large fire on Sept. 12th, destroying South Carolina’s historical State Asylum.
Photo provided by Ward Jolles, SGTV News 4