Embarrassingly, I didn’t know of Millie Gosch before Camellia Art began representing her in January 2020. But, when she sent her first batch of pieces to us, I was struck! Growing up in Bluffton, the Lowcountry landscape is already one of my favorite muses ever. But I was immediately taken with Millie’s striking and fun color choices and the textured brushwork in her pieces- It was so unexpected… A more contemporary translation of Impressionism… I fell in love with her work.

In my opinion, Carylon Ann Cooper creates some of the most joyous pieces in our gallery’s collection. The energy and emotion that emits from her bounding, panting dogs always brings a smile to everyone’s faces. Her cows and horses are endearing. Her boats: peaceful. Barns: nostalgic. She describes her self as a minimalist. I’m guessing this is because she doesn’t fixate on minute details. Rather, I imagine, she paints with more explosive energy, allowing her to create these f

We began showing Marc Hanson’s pieces in June of this year and it’a taken no time at all for him to become a highly sought after artist. If you read our blog from a few weeks ago- referencing Marc and fellow Plein air painter Dottie Leatherwood, you will know that Marc is above and beyond the quintessential painter. He truly lives and breathes his art and his process, but not just as a professional artist… as a human, down deep in his roots. Anyways, I’ll let you find out mor

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