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Saturday, December 3, 2011
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EXHIBITION CALENDAR
Plantation (plan-ta-shun)
Sumter County Gallery of Art
200 Hasel Street
Charleston, SC 29150
(803) 775-0543
Exhibition Dates:
November 9, 2012 - Jan. 11, 2013
Opening Reception:
Nov. 9, 2012: 5-7 p.m.
www.sumtergallery.org
Sumter County Gallery of Art
200 Hasel Street
Charleston, SC 29150
(803) 775-0543
Exhibition Dates:
November 9, 2012 - Jan. 11, 2013
Opening Reception:
Nov. 9, 2012: 5-7 p.m.
www.sumtergallery.org
COLIN QUASHIE
"He was a complex individual; intelligent but undereducated, naturally charming but calculatingly vicious, shy but arrogant, blunt but devious."
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- COLIN QUASHIE ART
- Charleston, South Carolina, United States
- “Sometimes, stretched at ease in the shade of a roadside tree, we watch the motions of a laborer in a distant field, and after a time, begin to wonder languidly as to what the fellow may be at. We watch the movements of his body, the waving of his arms, we see him bend down, stand up, hesitate, begin again. It may add to the charm of an idle hour to be told the purpose of his exertions. If we know he is trying to lift a stone, to dig a ditch, to uproot a stump, we look with a more real interest at his efforts; we are disposed to condone the jar of his agitation upon the restfulness of the landscape; and even, if in a brotherly frame of mind, we may bring ourselves to forgive his failure. We understood his object, and, after all, the fellow has tried, and perhaps he had not the strength, and perhaps he had not the knowledge. We forgive, go on our way, and forget. And so it is with the workman of art." -Joseph Conrad, preface to "The Nigger of the Narcissus"
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