Art on the Town is joining forces with the Soiree Arts Festival this year! To compliment this festival, Art on the Town viewing will start on Friday, April 28 and run through May 12.

Artwork locations will be posted on this page by April 21.

2023 Art on the Town Participating Locations

Bay 3 Artisan Gallery

110 Federal St. located in the atrium of the Anderson Arts Center

Jesse Nance
Ladies of Opposite Opinion

Evelyn Beck
The Alley

Allen Coles
The Ice Breaker

Brews on Main

130 North Main St.

Toni M. Elkins
The Golden Goose

Erin Spainhour
Mayberry Warehouse

Lori Caroll
Sinking Sun

Carolina Bauernhas

115 Federal St.

Robert Poe
Borders (No. 63)

Beth Batson
Get Back

Selene Paschoal dos Santos
Pelourinho

Earle Street Kitchen & Bar

134 West Earle St.

Liz Purcell
Small Kitchen

Barbara Brown-Whitney
Elephant

Jennifer Sassani
Oopsie

Emely Ruiz
Serenidad

Fig's Cafe and Farmacy

200 North Main St.

Andrea Harper
Dogwoods in Spring

Susan Staggs
Yellow Bug

Susan Staggs
Turquiose Bug

Groucho's Deli

129 East Whitner St.

Liz Purcell
The Hostess

Myrl Garment
Blue Memories

Growler Haus

313 North Main St.

Seth Scheving
Childhood Bliss

Yelitza Diaz
Window-Copper

Winston Cely
Davis Gallery

Indigo Custom Framing

305 North Main St.

Diann Simms
Shutter Stacks

Brianna Danyele Hunter
Sir Peri Winkle

Debbie Bzdyl
Crescendo

The Kitchen Emporium & Gifts

418 North Main St.

Donna Reiss
Elephant Family

Marjorie C. Yergin
2-Shall-Be-1

Vicki Mountz
Near the Shrimp Hole

McGee's Scot-Irish Pub

116 West Orr St.

Joseph Moynihan
Milky Way Over Bodie Island

C.T. Weiss
Up

Sullivan's Metropolitan Grill

208 South Main St.

Jesse Nance
Geometric Flowers

Anastasia Muzzarelli
A Lost Look

110 Federal Street
Anderson, SC 29625
864.222.2787
info@andersonarts.org

     

SUPPORT

At the Anderson Arts Center, we offer vital arts resources for all in Anderson County. Help us keep the arts accessible to our community and beyond!

Funding assistance provided by the Anderson County and City Accommodations Tax Fund and by the South Carolina Arts Commission, which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.