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SUMMARY:18th Annual Spring Tour of Homes
DESCRIPTION:The Art Museum’s Spring Tour of Homes\n18th Annual Spring Tour of Homes \nPresented by Myrtle Beach Automotive\nSaturday\, March 10\, 2018\n10 A.M. TO 4 P.M.\n$45 in advance | $50 day of\nCall the Art Museum at 843.238.2510 to purchase your tickets or luncheon reservations. All tickets purchased after March 2\, 2018 will be held at Will Call at the Art Museum. Please call the Art Museum with any questions or concerns. Tickets will be sold at ticket locations through March 9\, 2018.  \nJoin us for an eclectic assortment of unique and stylish homes in some of the finest neighborhoods in Myrtle Beach. \n[slideshow_deploy id=’3486′]\nLuncheon Buffet\nIn addition to a feast for the eyes\, the day also offers a feast for the taste buds with a luncheon buffet – served along with an ocean view – at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club\, 9000 North Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC from 11:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. $22 per person. \nReservations required\, through the Art Museum at 843-238-2510. Tour of Homes ticket holders only. \nShuttle Service for Ocean Blvd.\nShuttle Service for Ocean Blvd. \nDue to parking restrictions along Ocean Boulevard\, the Art Museum is providing a free shuttle service and parking for Tour homes #2\, #4 and #6. We ask that all visitors to these three homes park in the parking lot at 70th Avenue North and Kings Highway – The Shoppes at 70th. You will then board a Museum shuttle bus and be transported to and from the homes. \nTour homes #1\, #3 and #5 will have street parking available. \nDownload Shuttle Map PDF \nClick image below to view shuttle map.\n\n\n  \nFeatured Homes\nThe Pepe Home\, 5048 Big Bear Court\, Black Creek Plantation\nThe word “spacious” hardly describes this more-than-8\,500-square-foot Mediterranean-style home\, with six bedrooms and seven baths on a three-acre lot. Walk in and look up to the two-story atrium framed by a pair of curving stairways leading to a second-floor gallery. The soaring living room features a floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace and a curving wall of glass giving panoramic views of the pool\, patio and lushly landscaped back yard. For the food-and-wine lover\, the kitchen features a wine cellar and two pantries plus a butler’s pantry. With the home’s young\, active family in mind\, there’s a pool/patio area with an indoor kids’ playground that’s fully screened. For older (i.e.\, adult) kids\, a second-floor media room features eight reclining\, movie-style chairs and full-surround sound. \nThe Pettus Home\, 5102 N. Ocean Boulevard\nThis nearly-5\,000-square-foot oceanfront home on Myrtle Beach’s “Golden Mile” features unobstructed ocean views from both indoors and out\, from its floor-to-ceiling windows and soaring bleached-maple ceilings that seem to blend into the sky\, to the wide porches and poolside patio. The home has six bedrooms (three of them master suites) and six baths inside\, plus a half-bath at poolside — a temperature-controlled saline infinity pool.  Its great room contains a gas-fired fireplace\, faced with white-painted tabby stone; patio doors open and close via remote control and there is a three-story elevator to move easily from floor to floor. \nThe Riley Home\, 4093 Coyledom Ct.\, Plantation Pointe\nThis newly renovated 5\,000-square-foot French chateau-style home is light\, bright — and has a few secrets. See if you can find the concealed walk-in pantry and TV “closet” in the beautifully paneled kitchen; or the secret passageway from the second-floor media room to the upstairs guest rooms. Don’t miss the oversized panel doors with curved details; the luxurious master bath with a “rain” shower (and three shower heads); and the huge master closet with floor-to-ceiling shoe racks. And once you see the cozy sitting room with fireplace\, you may never want to leave. \nThe Skelley Home\, 6500 N. Ocean Boulevard \nOf course you’ll notice the ocean views from nearly every room of this spacious (5\,800 square foot) home; the inviting infinity pool on the oceanfront terrace; the soaring 10-foot ceilings; and the generous use of marble (including the exotic Calacatta Gold marble used in the kitchen). Take a long\, lingering look at the wide-plank\, oil-rubbed hickory floors; the glass-and-bronze stair railings and dark-stained hickory ceiling beams; the kitchen’s quartz countertops and commercial-grade appliances; the oyster-shell ceiling in the master suite; the self-irrigating planters; and the home’s many elegant European fixtures. Don’t miss the petite dining-room chandelier whose crystal panes shine like prisms. \nThe Thompson Home\, 9294 Bellasera Cir.\, Grande Dunes \nThis 4\,000-square-foot Tuscan-style home features three luxurious bedrooms\, three and a half baths – and an aptly named “Club Room” complete with pool table\, plush velvet curtains\, leather seating\, faux-alligator wall covering and a full-sized bar. Note the clever mirrored\, arched hallway niches that visually expand the space\, the elegant floor tiles and fireplace surrounds. Corner sliding doors disappear into the walls as they open from the family room to the inviting\, fully-screened pool/patio area\, bringing the outdoor experience inside. \nThe Warren Home\, 5103 N. Ocean Boulevard \nThis modestly-sized and recently remodeled home has history as well as charm: it was the former home of a prominent Myrtle Beach physician who had his office in a lower-level suite. The owners transformed original low ceilings to a soaring two-story atrium-like space in the living room with high\, airy windows\, custom-carved\, white wood paneling\, a dramatic black-painted brick fireplace and a partial rock wall. Check out the master suite’s custom-built wardrobe doors\, a slide-away glass pocket door closing off the bathroom and the variable-size-tile shower. The back deck features a full-size sofa swing on ropes\, the perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon. \n\n  \nTicket Locations\nAdvance tickets $45\n($50 day of tour) at these locations when available: \nMyrtle Beach\nThe Art Museum\n3100 S. Ocean Boulevard\n843-238-2510 (for phone orders and all luncheon reservations) \nKnotting Hill Interiors\n7753 N. Kings Highway \nStudio 77\n5001 N. Kings Highway \nNorth Myrtle Beach\nHope Taylor & Company\n312 Main Street \nCalabash\nSunset River Market Place\n10283 Beach Drive \nVictoria’s Ragpatch\n10164 Beach Drive \nConway\nConway Glass\n708 12th Ave \nHucks & Washington\n1506 Main Street \nPawleys Island\nCheryl Newby Gallery\nThe Shops at Oak Lea\n\n  \nThe Tour of Homes Sponsors\nPresenting Sponsor\nMyrtle Beach Automotive  \nLuncheon Sponsor\nSouth Atlantic Bank \nSupporting Sponsors\nB. Graham Interiors\nCrescent Coast Insurance \nMedia Sponsors\nEasy 105.9 and 100.7\nGrand Strand Magazine\nWBTW News 13
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SUMMARY:Saturday Art Adventures | Ages 5 - 7 | Monoprinting
DESCRIPTION:The KidsArt Program’s Saturday Art Adventures for ages 5-7 are designed to provide young artists with the opportunity to explore the art in our galleries and create inspired art projects in the Studio. Classes are limited to 15 students per class\, pre-registration is required and classes fill up quickly.  \nAGE: 5 – 7\nWHEN: Every second and fourth Saturday of the month\, September through April\nTIME: 10 – 11:30 am\nFEE PER CLASS: $10 for non members | FREE with a Museum Family Membership \nMarch 10 | Monoprinting\nAfter touring Collection Connections\, students will learn the basic principles of printmaking and create colorful monoprints using geometric shapes. \nPlease visit our Learn page for a full schedule of all KidsArt classes and programming.  \nCall the Art Museum at 843.238.2510 or email Assistant Education Coordinator\, Tracey Roode\, for all registrations.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/saturday-art-adventures-5-7-yrs-2/
LOCATION:Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum\, 3100 South Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception for Phil La Borie | Apparent Realities
DESCRIPTION:opening reception for Phil La Borie | Apparent Realities\nTuesday\, March 6\, 2018 | 5:30 – 7:30 pm\nGallery Talk 6 pm\nFree \nPhil La Borie | Apparent Realities\nVisit our Exhibitions page for more information.\nGarden City writer and illustrator Phil La Borie first became interested in apparent realities years ago when he learned of an 18th-century argument between Irish philosopher Bishop George Berkeley (1685 – 1783) and English writer Dr. Samuel Johnson (1709 – 1784). Berkeley held that reality was something that existed only in our minds\, while Johnson argued that all human knowledge is based on experience. Regardless of what side of the argument one agrees with\, La Borie recognizes that there are interesting and humorous opportunities for artistic expression to illustrate this and like controversies. After 50 years of art-making\, La Borie continually returns to this fundamental argument about the nature of reality and how that translates into art. This exhibition consists of hand-drawn illustrations of apparent contradictions and confusing phenomena that will make you think and\, hopefully\, laugh! \nJoin us for the opening reception on Tuesday\, March 6\, 2018 from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. Gallery Talk at 6 pm. Free admission.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/opening-reception-phil-la-borie-apparent-realities/
LOCATION:Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum\, 3100 South Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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SUMMARY:Artist-Led Tour of William H. Miller | What You See Is What You Get
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an artist-led tour of William H. Miller | What You See Is What You Get on Sunday\, March 4\, 2018 at 2 pm. This tour is FREE\, no reservations necessary.  \nMiller will lead an additional tour before the close of the exhibition on Wednesday\, April 4\, 2018 | Time 5:30 pm \nWilliam H. Miller | What You See Is What You Get\nVisit our Exhibitions page for more information about this exhibition. \nWilliam H. Miller is a professional\, full-time artist and owner of William H. Miller Studios & Fine Art in Myrtle Beach.  The exhibition\, What You See Is What You Get\, showcases a body of work examining the artist’s struggle to successfully actualize two art media: traditional painting and digital painting. In each\, the process of mark-making is the same. This is Miller’s playground—painting\, digital art and the space in between. Just as he was finding his way as a classically-trained artist\, so too was Miller introduced to early computer-graphic technology. Ergo\, his technical skill and artistic vision developed simultaneously\, allowing Miller to explore abstraction through the synergy between traditional and digital painting techniques. Miller remarks that he paints abstracts “to communicate complex themes and emotions…meant to stir a viewer’s visual mind—activating\, adding to and remixing notions of imagery and meaning.” And “the creation of an abstract work is incomplete until the viewer brings his own experiences and perceptions into the process.” The Art Museum and William H. Miller invite you\, the viewer\, to experience the bold\, colorful and dynamic abstractions in both digital and traditional paint media\, thereby helping to complete the paintings with your own responses and impressions.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/artist-led-tour-william-h-miller-see-get/
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SUMMARY:Digital Painting Workshop with William H. Miller
DESCRIPTION:Join exhibiting artist\, William H. Miller\, for a digital painting workshop. Miller will lead participants though his process of creating his digital paintings\, all through his iPhone and the Brushes app. Participants are required to have an iPhone or iPad for this workshop. \nDigital Painting Workshop with artist\, William H. Miller\nSaturday\, March 3\, 2018 | 10 am – 12 N\n$20 per person | Registration required\nCall the Art Museum at 843.238.2510 to register.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/digital-painting-workshop-william-h-miller/
LOCATION:Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum\, 3100 South Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180301T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180301T150000
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SUMMARY:Artist-Led Tour of Steven Bleicher | The Kings Highway
DESCRIPTION:Artist-led tour of Steven Bleicher | The Kings Highway\nThursday\, March 1\, 2018 | 2 pm\nFree \nAdditional tours:\nSunday\, March 18\, 2018 | 2 pm\nThursday\, April 19\, 2018 | 2 pm \nSteven Bleicher | The Kings Highway\nVisit our Exhibitions page for more information about this exhibition.\n“The Kings Highway is not just a place; it is a state of mind.” – Steven Bleicher \nCoastal Carolina University professor Steven Bleicher deals with the theme of Americana and the open road in his art. It is about being on the move. Migration is at the heart and soul of our American psyche\, culture and history. It is influenced by the iconic coastal landscape and the roadside attractions both past and present. Bleicher regularly returns to cruise the highway. In this way\, he has also become part of the road’s nomadic residents. \nThe Kings Highway was the first trans highway and can thus be considered the “father” of all roads. It lines the entire eastern coast of the United States from Florida to Maine\, linking together many of the different paths or segments originally started by the native Americans then adapted and added to by the Spanish and English. It was more formally set in stone with the dawning of a new nation\, The United States of America. George Washington\, as part of his inaugural trip to view the holdings\, or states\, of this new country\, traveled its southern route through the Carolinas to Georgia. The old roads have a rich history and are celebrations of the American zeal for exploration\, expansion and travel. This exhibition will cover elements of the southern portion of the road\, including parts of Florida\, Georgia\, North and South Carolina. \nBleicher’s photorealistic graphite renderings are developed from site sketches and photographs\, which are evocative of the sense of place and of the local industry. The drawings are combined with maps\, a metaphor for the journey\, and found objects from the area to form a complex layering of narrative imagery within a discreet\, unified space.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/artist-led-tour-steven-bleicher-kings-highway/
LOCATION:Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum\, 3100 South Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mommy & Me | Ages 3 - 4 | Season Shades
DESCRIPTION:Mommy & Me classes are a great way for parents and children to explore art and expand literacy skills. Children ages 3-4 and their parent or guardian will learn about the basic elements of art together. In partnership with the Chapin Memorial Library\, each program begins with reading a story that leads us to an exciting art adventure. \nClasses are limited to 10 students and fill up quickly. Pre-registration is required. \nAGE: 3 – 4\nWHEN: Every first Thursday of the month\, September through April\nTIME: 1 – 2 pm\nFEE PER CLASS: $5 for non members | FREE with a Museum Family Membership\nCall the Art Museum at 843.238.2510 or email Assistant Education Coordinator\, Tracey Roode\, for all registrations. \nSpring 2018 Schedule\nJanuary 4th | Sorting Shapes\nFebruary 1st | Heartfilled Creations\nMarch 1st | Season Shades\nApril 5th | Rainstick Patters\n*schedule subject to change \nCall the Art Museum at 843.238.2510 or email Assistant Education Coordinator\, Tracey Roode\, for all registrations.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/mommy-season-shades/
LOCATION:Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum\, 3100 South Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180225T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180225T190000
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SUMMARY:Seventh Annual Collectors' Event
DESCRIPTION:Seventh Annual Collectors Event \nSunday\, February 25\, 2018 | 4-7 pm \nCollector’s Cafe & Gallery\, 7740 N. Kings Hwy\, Myrtle Beach \n$150 per ticket (includes entry for one person and a guest\, and one work of art valued at $150 or more)\nTickets are currently sold out. Please call the Art Museum 843.238.2510 to be added to the waiting list.  \nThe Collectors’ Event provides seasoned and novice art collectors alike with a unique opportunity to acquire works of art while supporting the Art Museum and our community of artists. This high-energy auction for 100 pieces of artwork from local\, regional and internationally known artists is available to the first 100 ticket buyers. Each ticket holder will go home with an original work of art or a limited-edition print valued at the price of the ticket—and many times much higher. Many of the contributing artists join our buyers for this lively evening at Myrtle Beach’s popular Collector’s Café & Gallery. \nDonated Artwork\nThank you to our generous donating artists that make this event possible! Below you will find a list of artists who donated an original work of art to the Seventh Annual Collectors’ Event. Each name is a link to the artist’s profile – where you will find a photograph of the donated work of art and more information about the artwork and artist. \nEach piece is numbered. When your Bid Number is called\, you will use the number of the work to make your selection. Each piece will be displayed at the event with their number. Please join us for a preview of the artwork at 4 pm. \nProfiles are being updated frequently. Each profile will be numbered\, you will use these numbers at the event. Please check back for updated profiles and numbering for the event. Please call the Art Museum with any questions or concerns. \n1. Rachel Jones 1\n2. Pamela Kahl\n3. Thomas Davis\n4. Sarah Haynes\n5. Patrick Burger\n6. John Johnson\n7. Ed and Barbara Streeter\n8. Zenobia Harper\n9. Friend of the Art Museum 2\n10. Kathy Weber\n11. Friend of the Art Museum 1\n12. Lisa Blayton\n13. Lynn Bevino\n14. Kim Phillips\n15. Joana G. Wardell \n16. Gloria Timmons\n17. Cathy Turner\n18. Joe Disabatino\n19. Christi Sloan\n20. Dot Miller\n21. Craig Stevens\n22. William H. Miller\n23. Jewel Simmons\n24. R. Bellinger\n25. Charles Clary\n26. Friend of the Art Museum 3\n27. Alex Powers\n28. Patricia Graney\n29. Roberta Rotunda 2\n30. Mary Zio\n31. Reynier Llanes\n32. Lorraine Dauphin\n33. Ginny Lassiter\n34. Joel Carter\n35. Marilyn Kearney\n36. Elizabeth Bowers\n37. Victoria Alger \n38. Rebecca Zdybel\n39. Treelee MacAnn\n40. Mary Lou O’Brien\n41. Jodi Sims\n42. Carmen Daughtry\n43. Susan Duke\n44. Michael Johnson\n45. Sandra Blood\n46. Stephen Washington\n47. Susan Washington\n48. Talbot Easton Selby\n49. Joe Quinn\n50. Dixie Dugan\n51. Vicki McCutcheon\n52. Cindy Silvers\n53. Rachel Jones 2\n54. Roberta Rotunda 1\n55. Therese Bisceglia\n56. Jack Molnar\n57. Donna Clement\n58. Lisa Schneider\n59. Birgit A. Wolfe\n60. Carole Barnes\n61. Friend of the Art Museum 4\n62. Elaine Goodman\n63. Terry Strawser\n64. Sandra Anderson\n65. Michael Perrucci\n66. Marc Brawner\n67. Kelly Cox Strausbaugh\n68. Lois Macuga\n69. Ivo Kerssemakers\n70. Cynthia Shuler\n71. Katherine Wynn Patrick\n72. Nancy Bracken\n73. Colleen Devlin Bang\n74. Willis-Whyte\n75. Stuart Fleishman\n76. Suzanne Gaff\n77. Nicholas Mariano\n78. Phil LaBorie\n79. Carl Kerridge\n80. Sharon Turner\n81. David Clement\n82. Jordan Brawner\n83. Jarrett Davis\n84. Ernesto Hernandez\n85. Ralph Jones\n86. Betsy Mendillo\n87. Joe LaMena\n88. Debanjana Bhattacharjee\n89. Brant Barrett\n90. Derek Edwards\n91. Rachele Clutter\n92. John Gore\n93. Jeanette Torello\n94. Marilyn Hester\n95. Sharon Sorrells\n96. Sybil Alfano\n97. Jimbo Newton\n98. Nina Ortiz\n99. Carol Lanzarone\n100. Vittorio Santini
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/seventh-annual-collectors-event/
LOCATION:Collectors’ Cafe & Gallery\, 7740 N. Kings Hwy\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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SUMMARY:Saturday Art Adventures | Ages 8 - 12 | Charcoal Travels
DESCRIPTION:The KidsArt Program’s Saturday Art Adventures for ages 8-12 are designed to provide young artists with the opportunity to explore the art in our galleries and create inspired art projects in the Studio. Classes are limited to 15 students per class\, pre-registration is required and classes fill up quickly.  \nAGE: 8 – 12\nWHEN: Every second and fourth Saturday of the month\, September through April\nTIME: 1 – 2:30 pm\nFEE PER CLASS: $10 for non members | FREE with a Museum Family Membership \nFebruary 24 | Charcoal Travels\nAfter a tour of Steven Bleicher’s charcoal drawings that illustrate travel on the open road\, students will use their imagination to draw their own modes of transportation. \nPlease visit our Learn page for a full schedule of all KidsArt classes and programming.  \nCall the Art Museum at 843.238.2510 or email Assistant Education Coordinator\, Tracey Roode\, for all registrations.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/saturday-art-adventures-ages-8-12-charcoal-travels/
LOCATION:Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum\, 3100 South Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180224T113000
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SUMMARY:Saturday Art Adventures | Ages 5 - 7 | Myrtle Beach Rocks
DESCRIPTION:The KidsArt Program’s Saturday Art Adventures for ages 5-7 are designed to provide young artists with the opportunity to explore the art in our galleries and create inspired art projects in the Studio. Classes are limited to 15 students per class\, pre-registration is required and classes fill up quickly. \nAGE: 5 – 7\nWHEN: Every second and fourth Saturday of the month\, September through April\nTIME: 10 – 11:30 am\nFEE PER CLASS: $10 for non members | FREE with a Museum Family Membership \nFebruary 24 | Myrtle Beach Rocks\nStudents will become part of Myrtle Beach Rocks by painting a “kindness rock” that they can place anywhere in Horry County for someone to discover and relocate. The hope to spread love and kindness. \nPlease visit our Learn page for a full schedule of all KidsArt classes and programming. \nCall the Art Museum at 843.238.2510 or email Assistant Education Coordinator\, Tracey Roode\, for all registrations.
URL:https://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/event/saturday-art-adventures-5-7-yrs/
LOCATION:Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum\, 3100 South Ocean Boulevard\, Myrtle Beach\, SC\, 29577\, United States
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