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BOONE HALL PLANTATION

1235 Long Point Rd., Mt. Pleasant, SC, 843.884.4371.
GEO: 32.847296, -79.824962
5 to 10 miles 

  • Shem Creek Gallery

    This wonderful gallery features the works of three award-winning artists with very distinct styles: Billie Sumner, Tammy Papa and Tate Nation.

    • 320 C West Coleman Blvd., Mt. Pleasant, 843.884.9283.
      Trip distance: 5.1 miles
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  • Utonga Gallery

    Over 1500 pieces of stone sculpture from Sub-Saharan Africa handpicked by owner Ben Anderson and housed in this gallery, the largest of its kind in the nation. M-F 10am-6pm, Sa 10am-3pm.

    • 113 Pitt St., Mt. Pleasant, 843.216.7686.
      Trip distance: 5.1 miles
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  • Sandpiper Gallery

    Fine art including oils, water-colors, acrylics and linocuts by local and regional artists. Functional and artistic pottery, raku, jewelry, sculpture, glass, mobiles, photography and unique furnishings. Custom framing.

    • 2019C Middle St., Sullivans Island, 843.883.0200.
      Trip distance: 6 miles
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  • Design Gallery

    A unique shop with fine antiques, reproductions, bronze fountains, chandeliers, and a large selection of oil paintings by listed artists.

  • Waterfront Gallery

    Meander through this artists’ cooperative gallery and enjoy the works of 18 award-winning SC artists.

  • Gordon Wheeler Gallery

    Gordon Wheeler has painted for over 30 years, developing his self-taught and highly personalized style. His paintings are full of vibrant color and are realistic in detail. He was commissioned to paint the famous Ocean Course at Kiawah Island for the 1991 Ryder Cup official prints and posters. www.gordonwheeler.net.

  • Charleston Artists Guild Gallery

    Approximately 60 Charleston artists showcase their works here: traditional, contemporary, landscapes, portraits, sculptures, you name it, they’ve got it.

  • Mountains to the Sea Gallery

    Located in historic downtown Charleston, Mountains to the Sea Collection features a unique selection of furniture, accessories and artwork for the discriminating buyer. Recognized as the 2008 Best of Charleston Art Gallery winner by the U.S. Local Business Association, it is unlike any gallery in the area. www.mtscollection.com

  • Lowcountry Artists Ltd.

    A cooperative gallery featuring 10 local artists. Oil paintings, watercolors and prints. One of the oldest co-op galleries in Charleston.

  • One of a Kind

    Art & Fine Craft Gallery with more than 400 artists represented. Distinctive art glassware, jewelry, pottery objects d’art, kaleidoscopes, oil paintings, garden art, artful gifts.

  • Plum Elements

    Experience the essential and discover the unusual at Plum Element, where each day is a celebration of artful living, passionate hearts and skilled hands. The gallery features a wide variety of Japanese- influenced pieces as well as an ever-changing and eclectic array of art, fabulous accent pieces and gifts. Mon.-Sat., 10-6, or by appt.

  • The Sovereign Hound

    With a strong focus on animal related art, the gallery features the bronze sculptures of esteemed artists such as Brian Arthur & Loet Vanderveen. The gallery is also proud to display original oils by Henry Von Genk, known for his extraordinary paintings depicting the lowcountry marshes. In addition to dog portraits by Natalie Cartner, the gallery features a diverse selection of whimsical accessories and found items. www.sovereignhound.com.

  • Smith Killian Fine Art

    Charleston’s gallery for contemporary realism and color. Features works by Betty Anglin Smith and her triplets, painters Jennifer Smith Rogers and Shannon Smith, and photographer Tripp Smith. Sculptures in bronze by Darrell Davis and works in oil by Kim English and Susan Romaine are also available. Subjects range from local and European landscapes to architectural works and still life.

    • 9 Queen Street, Downtown, 843.853.0708.
      Trip distance: 7.6 miles
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  • Charles II Art Gallery

    Bringing internationally renowned art to Charleston. Brightly colored landscapes and florals, jazz and blues scenes, cityscapes, cool urban nights, nude figuratives, abstracts, and more in a variety of styles and media.

    • 2 Queen St. (behind Cypress Restaurant), 843.577.7101.
      Trip distance: 7.6 miles
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  • Robert Lange Studios Fine Art Gallery

    RL•S is a contemporary gallery space located in the heart of the French Quarter. Primer artist and owner Robert Lange, a RISD graduate, works primarily in oils to create vivid realist paintings. Daily 11am-7pm. Map 3

  • Eva Carter Gallery

    Bold and brilliant abstract expressionist paintings by Eva Carter and William Halsey, both nationally known and collected. The Peninsula’s only nonobjective abstract gallery located in the French Quarter district.

  • Horton Hayes Fine Art

    Featuring brothers Bernie and Mark Horton’s landscapes of the coastal South, including landscapes of the Lowcountry.

  • Nina Liu and Friends

    Contemporary art and objects on three floors. Monthly exhibits with gallery opening reception the first Friday of every month from 5pm-7pm.

  • Fraser Fox Fine Art

    Specializing in fine contemporary representational art. Featuring the work by renowned Southern impressionist painter, West Fraser. Also representing nationally recognized artists, Kenn Backhaus, Christine Bates, John Budicin, Jeremy Davis, Gil Dellinger, Tom Durham, Marie Fox, Billy O’Donnell, Edward Rice and internationally renowned wildlife sculptor, Kent Ullberg and goldsmith, Sarah Amos.

  • Helena Fox Fine Art

    Specializes in fine contemporary representational art. Established in 2004, the gallery is a compilation of national and international artists, including renowned Southern representational painter, West Fraser; notable maritime painter, Donald Demers and internationally acclaimed sculptor, Kent Ullberg. www.helenafoxfineart.com

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