Want to learn more about the art presented in the South Carolina State Museum’s Lipscomb Gallery?
Our friends at SCSM are making it easy!
Join Sam Wang on Saturday March 28th at 11 am in the Lipscomb Gallery of the SCSM to learn about the artist from the artist himself.
The art collection at the South Carolina State Museum is home to more than 4,500 pieces of art from traditional portraiture and decorative arts to contemporary work and more.
South Carolina art plays an integral role in the state’s culture and history, both in the past and today. In addition to featuring changing exhibitions on South Carolina art, the museum also features artwork throughout four floors of permanent gallery space, in our planetarium lobby and even outside on the museum grounds.
This program series highlights artists featured in From the Vault: Art from the Museum’s Collection. These programs will give artists the opportunity to discuss their work and offer visitors a chance to hear firsthand the ideas, experiences, and processes that fuel artists’ creative journeys. The series is designed to create an open and engaging space where artists and audiences can connect, ask questions, and deepen their understanding of the work on view.
The program on March 28 will feature Sam Wang in conversation with his former student and mentee, Talbot Easton Selby. Together they will discuss their individual photographic practices, their shared connection through Clemson University, and the role mentorship has played in shaping artistic careers in South Carolina.
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