Art & Light Gallery hosts 18th annual Small Works Exhibition

In Greenville, the beloved Art & Light Gallery will be hosting the 18th annual Small Works exhibition from July 30 to August 31. This exhibition is a celebration of the gallery’s 18th anniversary and brings together various artists under one platform.

About the Exhibition

Featuring works by esteemed artists such as Diane Kilgore Condon, Rachel Van Dyke, Bella Wattles, Mimi Wyche, Teresa Roche, Taylor Adams, Annalisa Fink, and Scotty Peek, the show will be available both online, on the gallery’s website, and in-person at the gallery located at 16 Aiken St. in Greenville.

“A Milestone to Celebrate”

Bracken Sansbury, the gallery director at Art & Light Gallery, expressed his anticipation for the event. “We always look forward to the Annual Anniversary Small Works exhibition because it gives us an opportunity to showcase the work of all of the artists we represent in one show,” he said. He further added, “It’s an incredible milestone to celebrate eighteen years as a gallery in Greenville. We love being able to commemorate this achievement with the friends, collectors, and artists who have made 18 years possible.”

Exhibition Reception

Art and Light Gallery plan to host a reception on August 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. to celebrate the new collection and the gallery’s 18th anniversary. Delicious small bites will be provided by Kitchen Concierge and Neon Moon Mobile Bar will handle the signature cocktails. For art lovers and those interested in an intimate, culture-filled evening, this event will prove to be a visual and gastronomic delight.

Further Information about the Small Works Exhibition

For more information about the exhibition, artists’ profiles, and details about the upcoming events, one can visit the gallery’s website, artandlightgallery.com.

This exhibition is much more than a celebration of the gallery’s existence in the bustling Greenville art scene; it is a nod to the artists, friends of the gallery, art appreciators, and the community at large. In a time where art is required more than ever to bring light into the world, Greenville’s Art & Light gallery continues to do just that, and does it beautifully.